RE: @haejin is a rewards pool rappist
Why am I reposting this, why do I keep discouraging people on all networks from joining steemit - for obvious reasons. This entire network, once well-intended, is now a con where bots and warlord whales are living out their version of 'dictatorship of the proletariat.'
Many outsiders still join (or try to, as it's taking about a week now to even get admitted), because greed is of course a factor and they all think that money can be earned here - but as in the real world, this is only ever true for the early arrivals on a Ponzi scheme.
Those will then forever hold power. It's funny that the programmers of this network had so little knowledge of human nature that they could not foresee the absolute necessity of censorship and control, it shows that the liberal coding Left has no clue of anything, only infantile ideals.
They're enthusiastically ruining the Web as well as an entire civilization. Steemit is now going stale, as new arrivals watch this for awhile and then withdraw, and it will soon be surpassed by more successful, more intelligently designed clones.
As to haejin, only tip of an iceberg. If you look at TA rationally, it's strictly a 50/50 matter, read up on Gann, a worshiper of the 45 degree angle (45 degrees is what markets on average do) - if you know a few things and are able to combine a few words, you can successfully do TA - as long as you make sure if you're "analyzing" inside an uptrend or a downtrend market, you will largely be correct. If you want to be a success, simply tell the sheeple of massive profits ahead, but include a worst case scenario.
Members're all buying into hope here, it's hardwired into the human neurology.
You still get way more interesting TA info on youtube these days than on steemit, but in both cases never forget that NONE of the people who work either youtube or steemit are professional traders or analysts.
INSTEAD, THEY'RE ALL OF THEM PEOPLE WHO FEEL THEY CAN EARN MONEY BETTER BY MAKING NERD POSTS ON YOUTUBE OR STEEMIT... than trying to make money as traders in the real world.
Let that sink in.
yup, that sounds pretty accurate from what I've seen so far