Thank you. I believe that I do, but I've been stuck in a hold mindset for years, and simply tack on to some holdings here and there, comfortable with my initial outlay. As informal thoughts, I generally like to follow the money and volume where I keep my core holdings. Supply and demand is key (inflationary vs deflationary). Too many signs point to Bitcoin and Ethereum (ETH to a lesser degree) at this time, so I feel it's gambling much more to be investing heavily in other tokens that aren't getting as much traction. I have a few alt coins that I treat as pure lottery tickets. I've also earned all my Steem since I haven't felt confident in investing here quite yet. The sell pressure, user greed, and declining user base have been a consistent concern for me. In hindsight, it's been a wise move as price divergence has played out where prior diversification would've been rather costly. Let's all hope Steem can turn things around with a game-changer, but "hope is not a strategy."