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RE: The benefits of inaction: a defense of a high SBD.

in #sbd7 years ago (edited)

I rarely check 'trending' these days, but in this case it was worth it: you delivered some interesting food for thought. Actually, I always sell my SBD in the market to get as many STEEM as possible, but your strategy just to keep your SBD may work as well. Anyways, I also would not try to influence the SBD markets as long as one SBD is at least worth one US dollar.

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I too sell the SBD's just as fast as I get them for steem and always thought this was a good plan during these times for the high rate of return? After reading this though it makes me wonder? I may hold on to some SBD at this point and see what happens even thought to me the exchange rate for steem is ridiculously good I suppose if one is in it for the long haul sell SBD for steem and power up or am I wrong at this point and time?

In case you think that one day STEEM has the same or even higher value than SBD again in future, of course it is reasonable to buy STEEM from SBD now.
If you believe that the value of SBD will even increase compared to the value of STEEM, then you should keep your SBD ...

And if you're not sure a balanced portfolio of both is totally acceptable.

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