Subject: One last thing about Cryptos (for now, anyway)

Hi Folks.

Sorry about the second email, but I meant to mention this in the first one but forgot (head injury, remember?)

When I first mailed out on this about 10 days ago, Ethereum was trading in the $300  range. Right about the time I hit the "send" button the first time, the bottom seemed to fall out from underneath that particular crypto, and over the next few days the price of Ethereum dropped to about $170.  Not exactly a 50% decline, but pretty close.

As price broke through the $200 level and headed down, the media was all over it, with various talking heads declaring the end of Ethereum specifically and of cryptocurrencies in general.  The financial emperor had no clothes, they said.  Everyone knew it now, and this should be the end of this little episode.

Heh.

As of today (and yes, you can trade the crypto pairs over the weekend) Ethereum's price peaked at $227 and is currently at $220.

This is called volatility, people.  It's what we've been praying for in Forex for almost a decade,with our prayers going mostly unanswered.

And the people who were writing Ethereum's obituary last week?

They all came from a traditional banking background.

In other words, the people who have the most to gain should crypto destroy itself were doing their level best to convince everyone that this was exactly what was happening.  The Buggy Whip Manufacturers were dismissing the automobile once again.

Like I said in my emails last week, it may be that Bitcoin and Ethereum and the rest all end up in the same trash heap as POGS and Beanie Babies.  That is why I am treating this strictly as a Las Vegas wager.  I win or I lose, and if I lose I am not putting so much in the wager that I'll end up sleeping under a bridge somewhere.

But more than one pro-crypto pundit thinks the price of Bitcoin is going to land somewhere between $100,000 and $1,000,000.  They are awaiting an event called a "Lightning Fix" that will speed up Bitcoin transactions and put them on par with credit card transactions in terms of elapsed time between submission for approval and granting approval for the transaction to be financed.

If they are right, a $100 purchase now while Bitcoin is in the $6,000-$7,000 range will make for a very nice return on the wager.  Possibly a 5 figure return.

So if you want to take a shot at this but just aren't sure where to start, Lynley Pillay's "The Crypto Guide" is written and filmed just for you.  It's a nuts-and-bolts, step-by-step walk through all the tools and websites you need to be familiar with to get some crypto for yourself and keep it safe from those idiot hackers we hear so much about.

And with today's addition of the trading videos and tools, now you can take full advantage of all that volatility and trade some crypto pairs just like Forex, using a broker that offers 39 different crypto pairs in addition to all the usual Forex pairs,me Indexes, metals and even some specific stocks.

When we get to JVZoo the price is going to be $49 just for The Crypto Guide, with the Trading module offered as an upsell.

But for the next two days you'll be able to get the entire package for just $24 at https://thecrypto.guide/buynow/

So if putting yourself into a position where you could make a small crypto purchase and end up with a 4 of 5 figure return appeals to you even slightly, head over to the link above while there is still time.

Jeff