Topic: Feedback on Portfolio (Read 157 times)
This is a crypto currency opportunity if anyone compared with others sectors like Share market & forex trading than you can make good profit every single trade/shot but when you will try same Process with crypto trading than totally changing different sometimes you can see your portfolio in crypto trading wallet your are in profit and gain 10% - 20% like this and sometimes you are very upset and showing your portfolio is like red candle and you are in huge loss but don,t forget to connected and holding your crypto for ling term for good portfolio always.
I was wondering how people go about getting feedback on their portfolios? Do you just have discussion with friends/ colleagues?
There are few closest friends i have talked with, but after first real pump i started to say i lost it all to anyone who is not close, which at the moment is 100% correct. You don't want target on your back when cryptos moons year later you have told to them you owned ton of it. Also i know it's not always a good idea to share with even closest friends. Remember that you can have huge fights even with your best friends, so they might use what they have just to get back at you. I know this is a cynical world view but how many divorces have ended happily as friends.
If you own enough and have paid your taxes and can afford a body guard, go ahead and be even a public crypto celebrity if you want. I don't get the appeal as i would pay for privacy and anonymity.
Most investors in crypto usually have the top 10 coins, its not surprising if you listen to those advice to just invest on those cryptocurrencies.
If you have more than billions of PEPE, you can be assure that some may react you're a shitcoiner but whatever you have in your portfolio is good enough for you no matter what we say. What matters is whether you can sell your tokens profitably.
I am one of those people, only coin I have outside of top 10 is LTC which I have been holding for many years now and already trust as much as I possibly could, aside from that there is nothing that I have been using all that much, I just feel like the best thing to do in this case is to keep it going as it is and that should be fine.If you have more than billions of PEPE, you can be assure that some may react you're a shitcoiner but whatever you have in your portfolio is good enough for you no matter what we say. What matters is whether you can sell your tokens profitably.
I do not need any of those low ranked coins, people think they will gain position and go up a lot but the reality is that it may go down as much as it can go up so there is really no logic on keep trying that. I think the best thing to do in this case is to make sure that we can make some return with time, I understand it is not going to be simple, but just make sure that it's at a level where it can be good, so we can move further along.
Talking to family/friends about money in general is not a good idea and crypto makes everything even worse.
The stories are almost the same. My relative tried to invest in real estate, and soon they told him that it was a good investment, so he started buying a property in a good area, but after a week I heard that he had sold it, and the reason for that was that one of his neighbors told him that the area was hot and not suitable as an investment. Now the value of that property has increased 10 times.If you tell them about your investment in cryptocurrencies, with every negative movement, you will find a lot of criticism of your thinking and that your investments are a failure.
Most investors in crypto usually have the top 10 coins, its not surprising if you listen to those advice to just invest on those cryptocurrencies.
If you have more than billions of PEPE, you can be assure that some may react you're a shitcoiner but whatever you have in your portfolio is good enough for you no matter what we say. What matters is whether you can sell your tokens profitably.
Most investors in crypto usually have the top 10 coins, its not surprising if you listen to those advice to just invest on those cryptocurrencies.
If you have more than billions of PEPE, you can be assure that some may react you're a shitcoiner but whatever you have in your portfolio is good enough for you no matter what we say. What matters is whether you can sell your tokens profitably.
Talking to friends and family may not lead to good results. If they do not know anything about cryptocurrencies, talking to them will not give you a real addition, and if they do know, it may cause you some inconveniences, such as asking for a loan from you, trying to steal you, or at least scam you.
Post what you are trying to say here, you will find a lot of useful comments and advice that may help you in enhancing your profits, in addition to the possibility that it will be a source of your income for you by helping others, who in turn will donate to you or it will turn into a paid service in the future.
I see that you have created several topics related to the same content, I advise you to try to work a little bit on the quality of your posts.
Post what you are trying to say here, you will find a lot of useful comments and advice that may help you in enhancing your profits, in addition to the possibility that it will be a source of your income for you by helping others, who in turn will donate to you or it will turn into a paid service in the future.
I see that you have created several topics related to the same content, I advise you to try to work a little bit on the quality of your posts.
Talking to family/friends about money in general is not a good idea and crypto makes everything even worse. If you tell your uncle about your stock picks, he will say that you got shit picks.
If you tell him about your real estate investment, he will tell you that you paid too much... What do you think your retarded relatives will tell you about your altcoin investments? They will take a dump on your fun. It is always like that. They always think they know better than you. So, instead of going through that shit, it is best not to talk about it. 
I was wondering how people go about getting feedback on their portfolios? Do you just have discussion with friends/ colleagues?
I mean yeah your friends if you run in a social circle of people who are into crypto. What you don't want to do is ask here because people will just end up shilling you theor bags. You can get some good insight here though by carousing through all the topics. But there isn't one steadfast source that you will get your info from.
Post it on forums like this, it's better to keep yourself lowkey in a personal circle of friends and better not them know that you're not involved with crypto.
Why?
Because of incidents like this (https://cointelegraph.com/news/5-wrench-attacks-appear-to-be-on-the-rise-in-the-crypto-community)
While you're part of this community online, you can start a discussion here as there have been threads in the past asking people to grade their portfolio and choices.
Why?
Because of incidents like this (https://cointelegraph.com/news/5-wrench-attacks-appear-to-be-on-the-rise-in-the-crypto-community)
While you're part of this community online, you can start a discussion here as there have been threads in the past asking people to grade their portfolio and choices.
I was wondering how people go about getting feedback on their portfolios? Do you just have discussion with friends/ colleagues?
Personally I am not gonna show off or discuss my portfolio to some of my colleague cause its a privacy to keep your asset to yourself instead of telling it to other people and also its a security we need to keep in order for us to be safe. Its not that we arent open but this kind of things must be kept privately. Do you guys actually think this is a good idea? Asking for feedback on portfolios? If you need that then maybe you don’t know what you’re actually doing? To me investing means putting money in something I believe in and something I’m convinced will have success. I know others around me who are investing just for the sake of it, kinda like gambling without even researching what the stock/coin is all about, yet they talk about their investments as if they know everything about them.. this is why I’d never trust them for a feedback.
Never ask for Financial Advice to anyone because everything will always be your own decisions in this industry because crypto is risky that's why DYOR will always be the first to implement in order to succeed in crypto industry. You can questions here in this thread wherein it can be a start up for a newbie like you on how to start but as always be responsible of your every decisions of your investment. As a newbie stay away of hype projects like meme coins.
Talking to friends and family may not lead to good results. If they do not know anything about cryptocurrencies, talking to them will not give you a real addition, and if they do know, it may cause you some inconveniences, such as asking for a loan from you, trying to steal you, or at least scam you.
Post what you are trying to say here, you will find a lot of useful comments and advice that may help you in enhancing your profits, in addition to the possibility that it will be a source of your income for you by helping others, who in turn will donate to you or it will turn into a paid service in the future.
I see that you have created several topics related to the same content, I advise you to try to work a little bit on the quality of your posts.
Post what you are trying to say here, you will find a lot of useful comments and advice that may help you in enhancing your profits, in addition to the possibility that it will be a source of your income for you by helping others, who in turn will donate to you or it will turn into a paid service in the future.
I see that you have created several topics related to the same content, I advise you to try to work a little bit on the quality of your posts.
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I was wondering how people go about getting feedback on their portfolios? Do you just have discussion with friends/ colleagues?
I do not need any feedback about my portfolio because that is my secret in investing in crypto and I do not want to give details about my portfolio. But I often discuss with friends about coins that might have good potential. Getting feedback from your friends about your portfolio is okay so your friends can give you suggestions. But still, you should find out more and not take their advice immediately.But be careful if you want to ask your friends for feedback. And do not say you have bitcoins because that will make them curious about how many you have.
I was wondering how people go about getting feedback on their portfolios? Do you just have discussion with friends/ colleagues?
It’s your portfolio so why do you need someone feedback about it? You should do the inquiry before you purchase not when you have already an existing portfolio since you already do your personal research when you decided to purchase those tokens.
I rarely discussed my portfolio to other people because I knew that we have different preferences on our investment. You will receive tons of criticism if you show it to Bitcoin maximalist while the other way around on a shitcoin lover. Most important thing is you do research and believe on the project that you invest. Other people rating is not important since they don’t know the future of your holdings. Even shitcoins can print a tons of profit than a solid project.
Even Blackrock invest on shit pepecoin and get huge profit. https://twitter.com/lookonchain/status/1659079335620362241
Do you guys actually think this is a good idea? Asking for feedback on portfolios? If you need that then maybe you don’t know what you’re actually doing? To me investing means putting money in something I believe in and something I’m convinced will have success. I know others around me who are investing just for the sake of it, kinda like gambling without even researching what the stock/coin is all about, yet they talk about their investments as if they know everything about them.. this is why I’d never trust them for a feedback.
I don't think I really need feedback, because I only buy stocks/crypto/etc (with a sizeable amount of money) if I have really high conviction in it.
^and add the fact that I don't really personally know anyone that's as interested in investing as me lol.
^and add the fact that I don't really personally know anyone that's as interested in investing as me lol.
I was wondering how people go about getting feedback on their portfolios? Do you just have discussion with friends/ colleagues?
I don't know, maybe they will just go ask the community about their portfolio and try to get a honest answers from other members. On the other hand, we don't need to ask for feedback.
What I mean is that if you believed in the projects that you are investment then for sure you are just going to be good?
Instead of asking others to see what your portfolio is, for me it's better to be quiet and then see how it goes for you and the projects that you invested. They could give contracting advise that might complicate things on your end.
I was wondering how people go about getting feedback on their portfolios? Do you just have discussion with friends/ colleagues?
If you're really interested, then I think you should read this thread.
Trust reviews are created by people who have been on the forum for some time and have an idea about the user; that is, they either carried out any trading actions with him or interacted in another way based on the user's occupation.
Read it; it's recommended for everyone.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/loycevs-beginners-guide-to-correct-use-of-the-trust-system-5191802
I was wondering how people go about getting feedback on their portfolios? Do you just have a discussion with friends/ colleagues?
Just by creating a thread in the appropriate board here in the forum you get the necessary feedbacks that you want concerning your portfolio and what resultant future interest and vulnerabilities of those assets in your portfolio. No one knows your identity here in the forum, so you are free to mention every detail necessary to aid the discussion and to get accurate feedbacks that will help you make better decisions on your portfolios.
Because discussing your portfolio with friends or colleagues could expose you to security risks, since you can't trust anyone, it is better to seek such feedback via a decdecentralizprivacy-orientatedatform such as a forum like bitcointalk.
I was wondering how people go about getting feedback on their portfolios? Do you just have discussion with friends/ colleagues?
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