It makes things sound easy, but it isn't that easy. What is a "good" coin? Who is telling you that you hold a good coin given all those others out there?
That's the tricky part. The better way to look at it may be to not be holding a "bad" coin vs just assuming whatever you have is "good". Bad coins are easier to define -- coins with nothing special, no real tech specs that matter, little in the way of development and either no -- or a ridiculous -- plan for real world usage.
Taxi coin and Dentacoin come to mind as "bad" coins -- or pretty much a zillion junk coins with no development and no sensible use to them. Not that they too can't go up and be profitable, just that the odds are against it long-term.
Yes, I remember BBQCoin getting pumped, dumped, then high volume pumped again. That was a total junk coin with no real use, apart from maybe paying for barbecues.
If that can get pumped anything can.