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Critical Mass?

Posted by Tim Dilley on: 2005-07-02 00:44:06


Has anyone done any research on what I call the critical mass of a portfolio?
By critical mass, I mean at what point can you quit buying digots and have your port keep increasing in TDV by let's say a $100 bucks a day? Would that be around 100,000? Would that mean that your portfolio would double every year without buying any digots?

Stragey: Keep buying digots like mad untill you've reached your critical mass goal. Don't worry about digots in the red. If you hold off on buying digots because you have too many in the red, then you've just delayed the time it will take for your port to go black and reach your critical mass goal. Worst case scenario - You run out of debit, but that's ok becuase you have been planning for OA and your debit will come back. The sooner you buy those digots, the sooner they can start compounding. If you wait to buy digots, you've lost money.

I still say it's anybody's guess or should I say it's DXinOne's guess.


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