Topic: buy high, sell low - the proven strategy that guarantees negative returns - page 2. (Read 2422 times)
December 07, 2013, 01:43:29 AM
just a reminder to consider ignoring most of the newbs here who are being paid to talk nonsense
December 06, 2013, 09:31:59 PM
If everyone thought like that, crashes would be much rarer.
December 06, 2013, 09:23:56 PM
oh a good fellow in speculation section hard to find at these times, where everyone want to have coins at 100$ ^^
Good advice and you are right from the fundamental side
Good advice and you are right from the fundamental side
December 06, 2013, 09:23:45 PM
I can smell the fear, its all panic selling, will jump back up quickly, and a lot of people will have lost coins.
December 06, 2013, 09:16:39 PM
more of a reminder that if anyone bought at a higher price that they will be selling it at - you should think about it a bit more.
nothing guarantees you a loss like a real, realized loss.
nothing has changed in the last week. the china news isn't bad no matter how you spin it. since nothing has changed keep in mind that most people who panic and sell at a loss later buy it back (after already taking a loss). if you are new then hopefully you thought about what you were doing when you bought in. think some more about realizing a loss.
it's happened many times. the results are always the same. most people who utilize the buy high sell low strategy aren't usually happy with their results.
a friendly reminder.
nothing guarantees you a loss like a real, realized loss.
nothing has changed in the last week. the china news isn't bad no matter how you spin it. since nothing has changed keep in mind that most people who panic and sell at a loss later buy it back (after already taking a loss). if you are new then hopefully you thought about what you were doing when you bought in. think some more about realizing a loss.
it's happened many times. the results are always the same. most people who utilize the buy high sell low strategy aren't usually happy with their results.
a friendly reminder.
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