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Yes, definitely.With Bitcoin struggling to break through $60k, GBTC selling BTC, Optimism being delayed for 4 months, transaction fees being very high on both Ethereum and Bitcoin, it’s definitely a good idea to take 20% profits after 2,600% profits for my Quora followers on my coin recommendations.That’s why I’m selling my BTC and ETH, which made up around 50% of my portfolio and put 60% into a KIN, LTO and ENJ, but with a stop loss! This way , I can take full-advantage of an altcoin pump, but am fully protected against a downturn.This would give the following portfolio25% KIN, because it possibly has a Binance listing coming up with the recent SPL integration in Binance25% LTO, because it’s probably the most undervalued coin in the Top 200 right now25% ENJ, because it has its Jumpnet launch coming up on April 6th14% FSW, because it will apparently launch its DEX with 70% less fees next week4% EYE, because it will apparently launch its DEX with 70% less fees next week as well4% ERN, because they are launching their first NFT collection end of April and they have tons of hype with 60,000 Telegram members.3% VIDYA, because they seem to have a lot of hype as wellBoth EYE and FSW are racing towards being the first DEX to launch with 70% less fees through pool buying. They both are seemingly set to launch next week. Whichever will launch first and works as promised can possibly see a 1,000% pump within a few weeks.However, be aware that both have delayed their launch multiple times before, so this week could also be another dud.That’s why 14% is maybe a bit risky, but potentially also very worthwhile.However, I wouldn’t hold any other coins that have larger than $1B market cap right now, such as AAVE, SNX, COMP, VET, NEXO. Even though they’re coins with very strong fundamentals, it’s uncertain if they will pump while Bitcoin and Ethereum go down or stay stagnant and have high fees.It’s quite possible that Ethereum and Bitcoin don’t move up much until May, but in June and July they could see a good move upwards in the anticipation of the launch of Optimism.If you found this answer helpful please leave an upvote!P.S. If you want to follow the latest crypto developments, join the Quora Inner Circle Telegram group with more than 10,000 members already!

Helga Susanne Goebbels was the oldest daughter of Nazi Reich Minister of Propaganda Joseph Goebbels and his wife, Magda. She was featured in several Nazi propaganda films, as well as many magazine covers.The Führer apparently had quite a fondness for her, and she was often referred to as “Hitler’s favorite little girl.”As the favorite daughter of a prominent Nazi official, Helga enjoyed somewhat of a privileged upbringing. The family lived on a private island on the river Havel, and she and her sisters had ponies and a carriage they could drive around the gardens.** As a child, she was used as a propaganda tool for the Reich.** Here, she is shown (front row, to the right) with her father and sister Hilde at a Christmas celebration in Berlin. It was 1937.During April 1945, as Germany's defeat became inevitable, Goebbels moved with his family into the Vorbunker connected to the lower Führerbunker under the Reich Chancellery garden in central Berlin.** The final living arrangements for the Goebbels family in the Vorbunker.On the 22nd of that month, Hitler announced to his inner circle that he would remain in Berlin until the end and then shoot himself. At that time, German Red Cross leader SS-Gruppenfuhrer Karl Gebhardt wanted to take the Goebbels children out of the city with him, but was denied. Joseph Goebbels made it clear that he would not entertain the idea of surrender or escape.On April 29th, Hitler dictated his last will and testament. Goebbels was a witness and was to be appointed Reich Chancellor upon the death of the Führer. Hitler ordered Goebbels to take his family and leave Berlin. Goebbels refused.In a postscript to Hitler’s will, Goebbels stated that he would “categorically refuse” to obey Hitler’s order to leave Berlin “for the first time in my life.”He felt compelled to stay “for reasons of humanity and personal loyalty.” He informed Hitler that his wife and children would remain in the city and that they would end their lives “side by side with the Führer.”** Family portrait including eldest son Harald, a Luftwaffe pilot.April 30 - Hitler commits suicide.May 1st - Goebbels arranged for an SS dentist, Helmut Kunz, to inject all six of his children with morphine so that when they were unconscious, a cyanide capsule could be crushed in their mouths.A nurse, Erna Flegel, who had been with the family in the bunker, claims that Magda reassured the children about the morphine by telling them that they needed inoculations because they would be staying in the bunker for a long time.Rochus Misch, the bunker telephone/radio operator, was one of the last people to see the children alive. He later recounted the children seemed unaware of what was about to happen to them, but Helga (then 12 years old) seemed to sense that the adults were lying to her about the outcome of the war and asked what would happen to them.Misch recalled how the children were seated around a table in his work area in the evening, close to the children’s bedtime. The children were in their nightgowns, and their mother was combing their hair.Helga was crying softly and seemed to be depressed. Misch felt that Helga did not care much for her mother. She had to push Helga towards the stairs that led up to the Vorbunker.Misch would later say that he had a feeling of what was about to happen and always felt bad about not intervening.The children were given morphine injections in the bunker. After they were unconscious, it was Magda Goebbels and Ludwig Stumpfegger, Hitler's personal doctor, who crushed cyanide tablets between the children’s teeth as they slept.Once the children were determined to be dead, their parents committed suicide.Two days later, Soviet troops entered the bunker and discovered the children’s bodies. They were lying in their beds wearing white nightclothes. All were completely unmarked, except for Helga.According to the Soviets' autopsy, she had bruising on her face that indicated that force had been needed to administer the cyanide to her.At the very end of her young life, she had discovered her spirit of resistance.—If you value learning about history, you may be interested in visiting my new Space, Snapshots of History.

I am not recommending any stocks.However, these are some of my midcap stock holdings - Dilip Buildcon, Avanti Feeds, Sterlite Technologies, Canfin Homes, Eris Life, Motilal Oswal, JM Financial.See if you like anything from these. Please do your own analysis on these before you pick anything.I invest in microcaps too, which are very risky. Some of my holdings are - Shivalik Rasayan, Baid Leasing, Multibase, Bharat Rasayan, Arman Financial, 8k Miles, Hester Bio, SRG Housing, Suyog Tele, Alphageo, Kellton, NR Agarwal, Alankit, Vikas Ecotech.The above is not my complete list. I usually hold at least 10 midcaps and 30 microcaps at any time.Just to disclose more - I maintain 40% of my financial capital in debt (corporate FDs, NCDs, taxfree bonds, debt MFs, bank savings account etc., but no money in bank FDs) and 60% in equity (equity MFs and stocks). Out of 60% in equity almost 50% is thru equity mutual funds and only 10% thru direct stock holdings. And within that 10% direct stock holdings it's usually 2% that goes into midcap stocks and 8% into microcap stocks. So I am a strong believer of asset allocation first of all. And I am a strong believer of mutual funds also - both for equity and debt exposure.Why am I disclosing this when your question is just about some stock recommendations?This is because I believe that stock investments need to be done under the umbrella of proper asset allocation, otherwise you may end up taking much higher exposure to stocks than you actually should or desire. So assess your risk profile and investment objectives first, arrive at an asset allocation you may want to have, under each asset a breakup of asset sub-classes, and then pick appropriate options/securities under each sub-classes you may want to own. Best is to invest for financial goals. However, if you make investments just in general ie just for optimal returns on your overall investments then take asset allocation approach to decide how much capital you may finally want to invest directly in stocks.For example - I decided on debt:equity of 40:60 for myself first. And not more than 15% of equity thru direct stocks, that's why within 60% equity I have equity MF:stocks as 50%:10%. And within 10% I decided to allocate most of it to microcap stocks because that's one segment that even smallcap MFs don't touch and if I want to take exposure to microcaps for high returns at high risk then I have to pick microcaps on own or with help from a competent research analyst who covers microcaps.Also I personally feel that when it comes to stock investing over a long term then maximum returns get generated in two types of transformations:When a microcap (less than 1000 crore market cap) transforms into a smallcap (1000 crore to 5000 crore market cap). A company going thru this transformation can give multi bagger returns - 3 to 7 times.When a midcap (5000 crore to 20000 crore market cap) transforms into a largecap (20000 crore to say 100000 crore market cap). This transformation also can give multi bagger returns.Most smallcap companies stagnate as smallcap and even eventually go down simply because they are not able to put in place a governance structure that can scale them up to a proper midcap. However, once a company has become a midcap then it has all the ingredients (governance structure and competitiveness) in it to become a largecap also - provided the size of the market is big enough.Most largecap companies remain largecap for a very long due to limitations of market size, law of diminishing returns, inability to respond quickly to market changes, and also because sometimes markets and governments don't like monopolies too much. A largecap company usually becomes a stable growth story.So in my view it's wiser to play for Microcap to Smallcap and Midcap to Largecap transformations if one is investing directly in stocks for returns higher than what a good mutual fund in the category can give. Do note that 95–98% investors can't beat a high quality mutual fund. So invest smaller money in stocks and invest wisely (decide on your stock picking strategy first - stocks of which market cap, how many stocks, which industries, for what returns, your stop losses, your valuation parameters for stock selection, and so on). Try to invest bigger part of your equity money thru high quality MFs. With time and experience you can take higher exposure to stocks in future, but always start with less in stocks and more in equity MFs. This way you will have an internal benchmark for your stock holdings. I mean the whole idea behind investing directly in stocks should be to beat the best quality fund managers ie your stock holdings should ideally beat your own best equity MFs. If not then why to invest in stocks directly?So there is a lot to do before you pick your first stock.Happy Saving & Investing!