Getting a standard knowledge of bitcoin isn't something a newbie can cover in a week or two this could take months or even longer before he we would understand more about himself like cashflow management, risk tolerance and his investment timeline, all this are decisions that could take some time to figure out, waiting is a very wrong idea especially when you already know how to buy bitcoin and where to store it, this are the basic knowledge that I consider important for a newbie the rest can be figured out in the process of buying bitcoin, yes some newbies can tend to be very aggressive with regards to the price of bitcoin which I don't really support cause aggressiveness without knowledge of yourself can cause you to sell very early than expected, so a better advice like what Jay had said earlier on would be for them to get started even if it's a very little buying purchase of 10$ weekly and consistently while the figure out themselves properly.
From your perception is good to hurry up and invest in bitcoin, is that what you will advise beginners to do, in norms you don't need to venture what you don't know about without proper research, someone get into lose base on over excitement and curiosity to invest in order to make a profit, as investor you need to be inquisitive to something you have not comprehend well..let me ask you,
during the bearish season and bullrun when is best time for someone to accumulate bitcoin?.I can't be that conscious to invest due to bitcoin price is increasing rapidly,
you most at least scrutinised the market and understand the next movement of Bitcoin through the chat or move of candles sticks, probably, we need to know that is not all about investing but understand the system first, many of you is curious to invest when the price of bitcoin increasing and you feel is the best time to accumulate your bitcoin.
Yes the most important thign is getting started, but at least I know that a newbie needs to know how to buy bitcoin and how to keep his seed phrase which are very basic knowledge that can be learnt in hours, but you on the other hand are insinuating that someone needs to take time to study bitcoin and understand it well which is so not important that could take years to fully understand the working of bitcoin, you are also taking about knowing when it's the best time to buy, every time is the best time to buy bitcoin both bearish and bull alike and a newbie can easily do that with the DCA strategy which we have talked about here before
DCA is a method that involves dividing your capital into parts and investing on intervals, you can also decide to allocate part of discretionary income to buying bitcoin as you are paid weekly or monthly., a newbie has less to worry about having profits at first but instead should be talking more about accumulating more Bitcoin for himself.
A beginner doesn't have anything to do with understanding chart movements this are not Important thigns to know, you seem to be misunderstanding investing for trading cause all your examples point to trading rather than long term investment,
Before going into Bitcoin investment, it is important to understand how it works, knowing the basics like the seasons, bull run and bear run, what can trigger price to pump and dump, what halving means and how to protect your wallet from hacks, also how to secure your seed phrase, this basic knowledge will prepare a newbie investor on how Bitcoin works.
I like the phrase "buy the dip and hodl" it will direct newbies and experienced investors on the best time to buy Bitcoin, so that the person will not wait till another halving, to see a new ATH price, before they can make profit, buy during bear run and sale during bull run. So the best time to buy is when price dips, and sale when price surges, also the best option is to do DCA method, keep buying irrespective of short term pump and dump, then sale in the bull run or kee hodling.
Your wrong a newbie doesn't need to know what triggers price pump or dump, all he needs to know is how to buy bitcoin to get started, I can agree that a newbie can be conservative on how he buys bitcoin since he isnt very knowledgeable on how to balance thigns out, but any advice that involves waiting is wrong, every other aspect can be learnt as continues his investment.
Your second paragraph contradicts itself, there isn't any best time to buy bitcoin, every time is good to buy bitcoin especially for newbies who are just starting out, they don't need to wait for dips dip before buying that's why DCA strategy precedes other method for newbies.
Your also referring to buying low and selling high, that is trading and not investment, bitcoin investment should be for the long term and not short term.