I don't see anything negative in that post. They are right, its your fault for allowing emotions to dictate your plays.

Last month is a perfect example, start of the year I was buying at .0005, you thought it was over and was depressed over it, waited until a moment of euphoria in the middle of the pump to start buying in around .0011. Several people doubled and tripled their money selling the pump to you and you lost money as it dropped back to .0005.

I'll give ya a pro tip, learn why you did that and fix it and you'll be a successful trader.

I hope you still have shares, things will turn around someday and they are also right about not watching the daily price. Unless you can correct the above problem and learn to swing trade, you should just buy, hold, and forget.

I suggest EVE Online, its a great online game that is about as painful as the stock market, lol. I play it to unwind.