My God, crypto and options strategy on Berkshire.

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My God, crypto and options strategy on Berkshire. That seems to be all I am reading about up and down this doggone board. Why not listen to Warren Buffett and just stay put. Inactivity is an excellent strategy. Options are complicated for the vast majority of us on this board and requires enormous learning curve for those who are not comfortable with option strategies -- lots of decisions to make in getting in and getting out. I didn't want to speak up, but buy and hold is something to savor and to respect. Sorry, but I'm getting a bit annoyed with the direction of this board. Sure, I have the ignore feature, but I do highly respect the regular posters on here and will not resort to that feature. But c'mon guys, let's get back on topic.

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