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legendary
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October 18, 2018, 05:07:00 AM
#48
Buy low sell high has been reason why the market move around and I think we should follow that principle in trading if we want to succeed. 

yeah simple it is but very hard to follow that is why 90% of trader fail according to survey, why because there is no exact low and exact highs in the market if you bought at a certain price then the whale will lower the price so then your low bicomes high to them hahah


And this is due to the fact that the market is unpredictable, there are many experts who predict different Bitcoin price movements, but all those predictions are usually false, That's why, in practice, everything is not like the theory.
jr. member
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October 17, 2018, 07:07:56 AM
#47
Because XRP is an pumped bubble with no use cases. They were promising to be a link between cryptocurrency and financial institutions but made very little to really become one. People are pumping XRP because it's cheap and it's an old coin, accepted on most exchanges. But is anyone using it to really transact? People are only looking for a go to coin when Bitcoin is plummeting and that coin used to be ETH but this year ETH is not doing so good fundamentally so there's always cheap XRP.
I'm ready to bet that Bitcoin will not experience a 90% correction this time.
Any coin can potentially go through that significant of a correction, and while it may not be likely that it happens to Bitcoin as well, the possibility is still there. What's Bitcoin being used for? What prevents it from correcting 90%?

Aren't there use cases for Bitcoin?
Online stores are accepting it. You can go shopping in Japan and Korea without problems. You have Bitcoin ATMs all around the world. Mining equipment is being sold for Bitcoin. There are car dealerships that accept it, like that Lamborghini dealership in the US and BMW in the UK. There are online marketplaces where you can sell your goods for Bitcoin like bitify.com and openbazaar.org. You have overstock, newegg, gyft, which basically allow you to buy anything you want through gift cards. You can add funds your amazon account with BTC. Is that enough of use cases for you?
Now it's your turn. What is XRP used for?

Bitcoin last year peaked at $19,500 from where a 90% correction would mean a bottom of $1950. Is it really that unlikely?
Yes it is very unlikely because many of the use cases listed above did not exist when Bitcoin was trading below $1000. There was a huge wave of retail adoption in 2017. Are you unaware of that?

Back in 2017 the price dipped slightly below the $800 mark and pumped straight to $19,500.

I'm not saying it's going to happen, I don't even expect it to happen, but I'm not discarding it either. We have to remain realistic here, there isn't much other than speculation to hold on to. Use is negligible at this point in time.

It's still greater than it was in the middle of 2017 when the price was $3000. If we could be be steady $3000 for months before we went into a bubble stage ($5000 and above), why would we dip below now, when the popularity of Bitcoin is much higher?
XRP is fast growing coin in the world and the best thing is this price is also very low. You can buy lot of SRP with low investment instead put all your money in bitcoin and even not able to buy one bitcoin. There is no doubt that bitcoin is acceptable worldwide and we have bitcoin ATMs in many countries and bitcoin will be the mainstream in the future but SRP is good for making money in the future.
legendary
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October 17, 2018, 06:47:26 AM
#46
which is why you shouldn't be selling in the $19000s either!
It depends on the event and the time frame. It was clear that the futures markets were the driving force behind the bull run of last year, and it's just as clear that traders like to sell news when possible, and it happened.

Another thing, which mainly applies to Bitcoin, is that it tends to correct significantly at the start of each new year. That was again a signal that people should have cashed out their profits.

Don't know how relevant tax sales really are when it comes to the crypto market in general, but that's potentially another aspect to focus on. It's sell signal on top of another signal on top of another signal.
There is a lot of difference between the current situation of the market and the previous one. Bull run is not possible without any investment. Many of the holders want to sell their coins but there are no buyers in the market. In this situation we can easily understand that if there is any bull run in the market it would be temporary and will return afterwards.
There are actually buyers in the market and some of them are just waiting for the right time to get in but the funniest part is that a lot of them usually end up joining FOMO at the end anyway and that is one pretty much bad thing to ever want to do.

What is important is that when a market in a long correction like we have had this year, the best thing is to at least, try as much as possible to get in proper to increase your holding within this period and be patient and less greedy enough to wait and then sell when others are busy rushing into the market and getting greedy all in the hope of getting rich overnight.
sr. member
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October 17, 2018, 05:08:27 AM
#45
last year, before i started to buy bitcoin, i knew the basic in trading that buy low sell high, but after the ATH of bitcoin last year, it is hard for me to buy bitcoin, so i go to altcoins that is stating to mooning like bitcoin, but after the ATH of bitcoin and it started to drop down, my portfolio also started to cut into small, then days, weeks and months passed by, there is no progress in the market just all of them are in the dip. i am trying to be calm because my assets are losing, until now even you try to use "buy low sell high" it is not profitable. because some of them are already low and getting more lower.
Actually, I would not say you really learned the perks of trading pretty much because before bitcoin even decided to start moving downwards, it consolidated for a while, and that brought about a comeback for the altcoins which I believe if you actually did sell high you should have been able to increase your bitcoin stash.

It is one thing to buy low and it is another thing to know when to sell high which a lot of people out of greed tend to eventually miss those highs at the end of it all. However, you have another chance to buy low now, to make up or possibly just wait for another come back. it is market, it would always happen
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October 16, 2018, 07:47:57 AM
#44
last year, before i started to buy bitcoin, i knew the basic in trading that buy low sell high, but after the ATH of bitcoin last year, it is hard for me to buy bitcoin, so i go to altcoins that is stating to mooning like bitcoin, but after the ATH of bitcoin and it started to drop down, my portfolio also started to cut into small, then days, weeks and months passed by, there is no progress in the market just all of them are in the dip. i am trying to be calm because my assets are losing, until now even you try to use "buy low sell high" it is not profitable. because some of them are already low and getting more lower.
It is possible you did not actually take your time to learn and that would have only been the reason for you flopping. For you not to have made something from the altcoins you bought late last year / early this year, then it is possible you picked them from the top.

A lot of people tend to rush into trading, hoping things would just easily be working out for them without even having a plan, which is why the whole idea of buying low and selling high is not just the thing but knowing when and where you should be doing so based on your strategy is what actually counts.
hero member
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October 16, 2018, 03:23:56 AM
#43
Watch it bro. We ask people to buy and they buy, now you  call them fools? What makes you think they will buy again(even at its lowest) after this insult? If Bitcoin had continued to move up from the 20,000 they bought you would probably call them smart.
Nobody is certain where the price will move to next. We are all fools in this case as far as trading and holding Crypto is concerned 
Whatever the insult you want to rain on smart investors, as long as they know what they are doing, it really does not count actually. Like you said, no one is certain what the future holds, and where the price will move to next, but the thing when it comes to a market actually is to always look for the dips when the market has bottomed enough, look for projects you can trust, buy into them and then in that way you will be able to enjoy some beneficial profit when the market recovers.

Nonetheless, everything depends on each person's knowledge and the strategy they have to play the market to their advantage which only smart people have anyway.
newbie
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October 16, 2018, 02:36:14 AM
#42
'Buy low, sell high' it's an old saying that most have heard, but few follow.

Well everyone, now is the time that you can buy low. Don't be like all the fools who bought high in December, and no doubt have now sold low. Buy now and don't start selling till it's at the $19k highs.

So what if it takes 2-3 more years to get there. Everyone who bought in 2014/15 are now so fucking happy they'll need plastic surgery to remove the smiles from their faces (which they can afford I might add, hell they can drive to the surgeon in their new car). What if it drops down further you may ask, well you keep buying, because 'buy low' is the rule, not sell low.

Sure if you think Bitcoin has no future this is not good advice, but if that's you stop wasting your time on these forums and go do something else.

Take a good look at the prices back in 2013 after the Cyprus bubble. It was this bubble that confirmed to me that Bitcoin was not going away, it gave me confidence to invest what little money I had and I am grateful for it. If the recent bubble doesn't do the same for you I don't know what will.

I have recently started buying again myself, I buy a little each payday, I recommend to anyone on the sidelines who wants to start saving in Bitcoin to do it in this fashion, it's routine, emotionless way to invest.

Buy low sell high people! Age old, simple, and proven wisdom.

PS - If you did buy high and sold low already, well time to learn from you mistakes and do the opposite.
Bitcoin is decreasing but its not fully dead. You can't lose your money until you sell it.Whenever the price drop always invest because bitcoin gives you some chances to make extra profit.
legendary
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October 15, 2018, 10:52:56 AM
#41
Because XRP is an pumped bubble with no use cases. They were promising to be a link between cryptocurrency and financial institutions but made very little to really become one. People are pumping XRP because it's cheap and it's an old coin, accepted on most exchanges. But is anyone using it to really transact? People are only looking for a go to coin when Bitcoin is plummeting and that coin used to be ETH but this year ETH is not doing so good fundamentally so there's always cheap XRP.
I'm ready to bet that Bitcoin will not experience a 90% correction this time.
Any coin can potentially go through that significant of a correction, and while it may not be likely that it happens to Bitcoin as well, the possibility is still there. What's Bitcoin being used for? What prevents it from correcting 90%?

Aren't there use cases for Bitcoin?
Online stores are accepting it. You can go shopping in Japan and Korea without problems. You have Bitcoin ATMs all around the world. Mining equipment is being sold for Bitcoin. There are car dealerships that accept it, like that Lamborghini dealership in the US and BMW in the UK. There are online marketplaces where you can sell your goods for Bitcoin like bitify.com and openbazaar.org. You have overstock, newegg, gyft, which basically allow you to buy anything you want through gift cards. You can add funds your amazon account with BTC. Is that enough of use cases for you?
Now it's your turn. What is XRP used for?

Bitcoin last year peaked at $19,500 from where a 90% correction would mean a bottom of $1950. Is it really that unlikely?
Yes it is very unlikely because many of the use cases listed above did not exist when Bitcoin was trading below $1000. There was a huge wave of retail adoption in 2017. Are you unaware of that?

Back in 2017 the price dipped slightly below the $800 mark and pumped straight to $19,500.

I'm not saying it's going to happen, I don't even expect it to happen, but I'm not discarding it either. We have to remain realistic here, there isn't much other than speculation to hold on to. Use is negligible at this point in time.

It's still greater than it was in the middle of 2017 when the price was $3000. If we could be be steady $3000 for months before we went into a bubble stage ($5000 and above), why would we dip below now, when the popularity of Bitcoin is much higher?
jr. member
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October 15, 2018, 05:18:35 AM
#40
which is why you shouldn't be selling in the $19000s either!
It depends on the event and the time frame. It was clear that the futures markets were the driving force behind the bull run of last year, and it's just as clear that traders like to sell news when possible, and it happened.

Another thing, which mainly applies to Bitcoin, is that it tends to correct significantly at the start of each new year. That was again a signal that people should have cashed out their profits.

Don't know how relevant tax sales really are when it comes to the crypto market in general, but that's potentially another aspect to focus on. It's sell signal on top of another signal on top of another signal.
There is a lot of difference between the current situation of the market and the previous one. Bull run is not possible without any investment. Many of the holders want to sell their coins but there are no buyers in the market. In this situation we can easily understand that if there is any bull run in the market it would be temporary and will return afterwards.
full member
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October 15, 2018, 05:14:51 AM
#39
last year, before i started to buy bitcoin, i knew the basic in trading that buy low sell high, but after the ATH of bitcoin last year, it is hard for me to buy bitcoin, so i go to altcoins that is stating to mooning like bitcoin, but after the ATH of bitcoin and it started to drop down, my portfolio also started to cut into small, then days, weeks and months passed by, there is no progress in the market just all of them are in the dip. i am trying to be calm because my assets are losing, until now even you try to use "buy low sell high" it is not profitable. because some of them are already low and getting more lower.
full member
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October 15, 2018, 04:57:54 AM
#38
Buy low sell high has been reason why the market move around and I think we should follow that principle in trading if we want to succeed. 

yeah simple it is but very hard to follow that is why 90% of trader fail according to survey, why because there is no exact low and exact highs in the market if you bought at a certain price then the whale will lower the price so then your low bicomes high to them hahah
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October 15, 2018, 04:51:41 AM
#37
Buy low sell high has been reason why the market move around and I think we should follow that principle in trading if we want to succeed. 
newbie
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October 15, 2018, 03:37:55 AM
#36
'Buy low, sell high' it's an old saying that most have heard, but few follow.

Well everyone, now is the time that you can buy low. Don't be like all the fools who bought high in December, and no doubt have now sold low. Buy now and don't start selling till it's at the $19k highs.

So what if it takes 2-3 more years to get there. Everyone who bought in 2014/15 are now so fucking happy they'll need plastic surgery to remove the smiles from their faces (which they can afford I might add, hell they can drive to the surgeon in their new car). What if it drops down further you may ask, well you keep buying, because 'buy low' is the rule, not sell low.

Sure if you think Bitcoin has no future this is not good advice, but if that's you stop wasting your time on these forums and go do something else.

Take a good look at the prices back in 2013 after the Cyprus bubble. It was this bubble that confirmed to me that Bitcoin was not going away, it gave me confidence to invest what little money I had and I am grateful for it. If the recent bubble doesn't do the same for you I don't know what will.

I have recently started buying again myself, I buy a little each payday, I recommend to anyone on the sidelines who wants to start saving in Bitcoin to do it in this fashion, it's routine, emotionless way to invest.

Buy low sell high people! Age old, simple, and proven wisdom.

PS - If you did buy high and sold low already, well time to learn from you mistakes and do the opposite.
You're right those people who buy the bitcoin in December are really disappointing i am sure they have already sell there coin and not care about the rule "buy low and sell high". They should wait for some times or maybe years.
sr. member
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October 14, 2018, 02:27:30 PM
#35
Buying low and selling high can be a risky strategy because you will have a hard time identifying when low is really low. It can always go lower. Buying low means buying on a bearish trend. Buying high and selling higher can be a better strategy. Means you are buying a hot asset that is on a bullish trend and is much more likely to go higher than lower.
legendary
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October 14, 2018, 01:57:25 PM
#34
Because XRP is an pumped bubble with no use cases. They were promising to be a link between cryptocurrency and financial institutions but made very little to really become one. People are pumping XRP because it's cheap and it's an old coin, accepted on most exchanges. But is anyone using it to really transact? People are only looking for a go to coin when Bitcoin is plummeting and that coin used to be ETH but this year ETH is not doing so good fundamentally so there's always cheap XRP.
I'm ready to bet that Bitcoin will not experience a 90% correction this time.
Any coin can potentially go through that significant of a correction, and while it may not be likely that it happens to Bitcoin as well, the possibility is still there. What's Bitcoin being used for? What prevents it from correcting 90%?

Bitcoin last year peaked at $19,500 from where a 90% correction would mean a bottom of $1950. Is it really that unlikely? Back in 2017 the price dipped slightly below the $800 mark and pumped straight to $19,500.

I'm not saying it's going to happen, I don't even expect it to happen, but I'm not discarding it either. We have to remain realistic here, there isn't much other than speculation to hold on to. Use is negligible at this point in time.
legendary
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October 14, 2018, 01:40:25 PM
#33
People quite often go wrong because they assume crypto is cheap when it has gone down with 50% in a matter of months, but don't understand that it can go down even 90% in some cases.

XRP as one of the largest coins went through a +90% correction from top to bottom.

Because XRP is an pumped bubble with no use cases. They were promising to be a link between cryptocurrency and financial institutions but made very little to really become one. People are pumping XRP because it's cheap and it's an old coin, accepted on most exchanges. But is anyone using it to really transact? People are only looking for a go to coin when Bitcoin is plummeting and that coin used to be ETH but this year ETH is not doing so good fundamentally so there's always cheap XRP.
I'm ready to bet that Bitcoin will not experience a 90% correction this time.
full member
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October 14, 2018, 12:47:16 PM
#32
Well, OP was right the old saying will effective to do an action. Buy low and sell high, I also doing what OP's said, if payday comes I always set aside a little amount to invest in bitcoin which is most I trust in all cryptocurrencies. Buying at a low cost is a good decision and surely you have a huge profit after how many months or it takes a year. Hopefully, it will happen that the price will increase.
legendary
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October 14, 2018, 12:38:05 PM
#31
The problem with this nice piece of advice is that you never know if you're low or high. Bitcoin at 6000 could be low, but it also could be high. Selling at 10000 could be high, but it also could be the new higher low.
That's why the best way to counter the uncertainty of not knowing if the price is under or overvalued, is to simply dollar cost average your entry points. I haven't done anything else in the last years.

It's impossible to find out the right moments to enter, because today's "low" price might turn out to be tomorrow's peak that people wish they would have sold. This market has no mercy for its participants.

People quite often go wrong because they assume crypto is cheap when it has gone down with 50% in a matter of months, but don't understand that it can go down even 90% in some cases.

XRP as one of the largest coins went through a +90% correction from top to bottom.
hero member
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October 14, 2018, 12:26:36 PM
#30
There's always another option. But low and sell high, if you happen to buy high by mistake, hodl! If you sell low, buy back lower! Cheesy
The problem with this nice piece of advice is that you never know if you're low or high. Bitcoin at 6000 could be low, but it also could be high. Selling at 10000 could be high, but it also could be the new higher low.
hero member
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cloverdex.io
October 14, 2018, 12:09:30 PM
#29
This is the basic formula, every trader follows and yes every new trader is advised to follow this as well. The current situation is so opt to practice formula. Yes invest as much as you can and buy many coins. I would advice you to split your investment and select the best potential coins from coinmarketcap.com. Filter out the coins you find much potential based on the level of investment you have at hand. Choose minimum 5 coins. Let them be bit cheaper with good growth trend in the past. Set a minimum threshold and this threshold should be very less. This strategy will yield you a good profit even when the market growth is bit lower.
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