Still falling you
I still take note of every plane I hear flying overhead, wondering if it’s friend or foe. Watching the tragedy unfold messed me up for a long time. Stupid, probably, but when you’re in shock, it’s like you’re on automatic pilot. Yet people were turning it upside down to take a second look from a different angle. Here’s a photograph that was considered too upsetting for readers to look at. Whenever it’s mentioned, people say, “Oh, that’s the one where the guy looks like he’s swan-diving.” Or, “That’s the one where the guy’s body is lined up perfectly with the lines of the World Trade Center.” And then there is: “I know - it’s the one where, if you turn it upside down, it looks like the guy is sitting on a chair.” My fellow photographers called it “the most famous picture nobody’s ever seen.” But, in fact, it was seen. Entertainer and photo collector Sir Elton John called it “probably one of the most perfect photographs ever taken.”Īll this for a single frame out of hundreds shot in haste before I was pulled to safety as the second tower of the World Trade Center tumbled toward me. Esquire magazine published a 7,000-word essay that hailed it as an icon, a masterpiece and a touching work of art.
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I’ve been invited on national talk shows, interviewed by foreign TV crews and asked to speak about it at universities across the country. It means "buyer beware." With the uncertainty surrounding Shiba Inu, every potential buyer should beware of the increased risk.Yet 20 years later, I still get asked about it. There's an old Latin phrase, though, that you'll definitely want to keep in mind - caveat emptor. Whether or not to buy Shiba Inu is a decision that investors must make on their own. You can bold, highlight, and underline that statement for cryptocurrencies such as Shiba Inu that have little real-world utility. Investing in cryptocurrencies isn't for the faint of heart.
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Of course, you could just as easily take a massive loss if you buy. If you decide not to buy now, you could very well forfeit huge gains. And Shiba Inu bounced back somewhat on Friday from its sell-off last week. It began a comeback in October, though, that regained all of the loss and then some. The digital coin plunged even harder in May than it has already. Caveat emptorĬould Shiba Inu rebound and go to the moon? Perhaps. Shiba Inu - or fill in the blank with another crypto - is only worth as much as investors and traders are willing to pay at a given moment in time. None of them has an intrinsic value like stocks do. The fact is that any cryptocurrency is prone to steep sell-offs. Is there any reason why Shiba Inu couldn't follow in their footsteps? Not really. Several of them, including Nano and Litecoin, have plunged more than 90% after hitting all-time highs. You should also look at the history of other cryptocurrencies. Other Shiba Inu traders' fears about what might happen could lead to widespread selling even if the anonymous billionaire does nothing. One decision by the mysterious billionaire could result in you losing a lot of money.īut it's not just this one person who holds the power to hurt you financially. Most importantly, understand that the value of your holding if you buy will in large part lie in the hands of someone you don't know. There are several things to consider before buying Shiba Inu in light of its recent sell-off. If this happens, it would inevitably cause an even bigger crash. With the recent transactions made by the unknown Shiba Inu billionaire, there are concerns that a large volume of coins is about to flood the market. The temptation to take some profits off the table after that massive return is undoubtedly great.