With the news of the pending creation of the Hive blockchain, about 72 hours in advance of carrying it out, I bought some additional Steem and moved it into my wallet. A "macro" move was underway! My intention was to turn around and sell it, on the "other side" of the hard fork. To try and recoup some of my investment losses incurred by the "bright idea" of owning Steem in the first place ...

Good News: It worked pretty well, although I had not factored in the time delay of getting the new blockchain up and running and its effect on Steem. As a result, there was an unavoidable several-hour delay, during which time I watched the price change a lot (against me ...).

Bad News: Finally getting my Steem transferred to my Bittrex account, I was stunned to realize, in my inexperience, that Bittrex was also impacted by the hard fork! A "rookie" noob mistake ... And another week went by, while I waited ...

@roleerob/macro-trading-a-success-story

I want to know how Justin Sun bought Steemit, and how he controls and censors the press and public opinion. Did Justin Sun give money to Steemit users and buy Steemit?

I don't know the relationship between Steemit and Hive. I've seen you write about how you can earn money by moving Steemit's tokens to Hive.
I didn't understand what you wrote. Please understand that my English is at the level of elementary school students in America.

Have you written how to invest in stocks?