Topic: How to survive in a bear market and cut out losses - page 3. (Read 1653 times)
You have some valid point. What you are saying now is that, if any trader monitors his or her trades, it would be a good thing as the investor can place his or her stop loss and lose just a little than losing a huge percentage sum.
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Its very helpful for beginners like me . I had a lots of details from this post and thanks for everything.
And Hope you will upload more posts like this to help other people.
Good luck and Thanks again.
Its very helpful for beginners like me . I had a lots of details from this post and thanks for everything.
And Hope you will upload more posts like this to help other people.
Good luck and Thanks again.
You can't survive in a bear market, you can only understand if you survived or not after bear market ends, this market is uncertain so any action is risk.
Exactly! What makes you survive a bear market in the first place knows what to do and if you do not know what to do before the bear market even starts, you are just going to end up caught in the middle.I have seen how some people emphasize so much on patience, but I believe that is just a term used so as to make them just stick with the idea that they have made the wrong choice right from the onset and they are just looking at how they will be able to switch to the long term and look forward to the value going back to where they started from.
You have written so well. But what you may be missing out from your analysis is how do u know when to cut your losses I.e how to avoid a bull or bear trap? Crypto these days is becoming too unpredictable due to manipulation.
Although I had taking a risk at times to cut my losses and re-entry the market and it favoured me.
Although I had taking a risk at times to cut my losses and re-entry the market and it favoured me.
Cool.
There is not much of an option.
Buying back is the best way, in the same coin which you already knew how it flows.
Switching will just take you a lot more time to look back at its history and how the movement of price works.
Best to figure out to stay than making errors again. You did once then be better later.
Yes buying back is better than experimenting them too much,but it is impossible to survive from the losses completely unless we sold the holdings at the beginning of bear market. There is not much of an option.
Buying back is the best way, in the same coin which you already knew how it flows.
Switching will just take you a lot more time to look back at its history and how the movement of price works.
Best to figure out to stay than making errors again. You did once then be better later.
I think the best way to survive the bearish market is to be patient and avoid panic sales,hodl so as when the market bulls you'll maximize huge profits
That is not surviving, that is just you not having a choice any longer. If you already know what you are doing, you could have sold when the market was overbought, and look forward to how the market is going to be playing out during the bearish trend before even deciding to hop in without forgetting how much stop loss is a necessity in a bear market. All these things I have mentioned requires knowledge and if you do not have them, and you want to trade a bear market, you cannot survive it and a lot of people only use patience as a cover up for their ignorance. 
I think it depends on the mentality and immediate needs of that particular investor. However, in my opinion, the best strategy is not to be too jumpy and if possible rely on long term HODL.
I agree. The mentality and readiness of a person plays a lot in how his investments would move out, especially in times of losses, or in those moments when the market is not doing good, which in these days, has been becoming quite common. Therefore, I think one should really be patient and know what are the proper strategies to make sure that an investment would not go down south. It's easy to be blinded these days and go down the easy path to avoid losses; however, at the end of the days, all those strategies won't really be a good thing to do because it would not amount to anything good.
Cool.
There is not much of an option.
Buying back is the best way, in the same coin which you already knew how it flows.
Switching will just take you a lot more time to look back at its history and how the movement of price works.
Best to figure out to stay than making errors again. You did once then be better later.
There is not much of an option.
Buying back is the best way, in the same coin which you already knew how it flows.
Switching will just take you a lot more time to look back at its history and how the movement of price works.
Best to figure out to stay than making errors again. You did once then be better later.
I think it depends on the mentality and immediate needs of that particular investor. However, in my opinion, the best strategy is not to be too jumpy and if possible rely on long term HODL.
To survive the bear market is just to hold. If you cut your loss on bear market then you have weak mind as the coins are on their downs or lesser price than the usual price you bought it. Cutting your loss is a sign of uninterested what the market can do over time onto your investment. First you need to understand what bear market is and what would be the next season after that.
It's utmost crucial to have and follow your own strategy in trading. Whatever happens if there is a bull market or a bear market you buy and sell when you previously planned to.
You can't survive in a bear market, you can only understand if you survived or not after bear market ends, this market is uncertain so any action is risk.
I think the best way to survive the bearish market is to be patient and avoid panic sales,hodl so as when the market bulls you'll maximize huge profits
This is a quality piece; I like how you illustrate your method with an example as well as that last bold–sentence. However, in my experience, I found that cutting losses and recouping is usually harder than holding, and by the time you recover your losses, the market rebounds and you find out that you would have profited more if you had waited it out. Besides, trying to recoup puts a lot of pressure on you, and makes a feeling that always kicks in whenever you trade that it almost becomes like pathological gambling chasing behaviour.
As experts say: "Patience, discipline, and self-control are the requirements to be a successful investors."
These characteristics are very simple, and yet so effective during bear market when prices are down and continues to go down. Scary moments for some investors. To overcome fear, think of long-term investment and control your emotions. Uncontrolled emotions might bring you to bigger losses.
These characteristics are very simple, and yet so effective during bear market when prices are down and continues to go down. Scary moments for some investors. To overcome fear, think of long-term investment and control your emotions. Uncontrolled emotions might bring you to bigger losses.
If you have a lower risk tolerance and do not want to use more advanced trading methods, the next best thing is to hold onto coins that generate passive income regardless of market activity. There are many coins that can generate passive income, but the two main types are staking coins and exchange coins. Staking coins, in exchange for governing the network, provide additional coins for each coin used in the staking process. Expect somewhere between a consistent 5% to 10% annual return for staking in most coins. Some proof-of-stake variants, such as Ark’s DPoS, provide higher returns than more decentralized versions of staking. Exchange coins provide various benefits on exchanges such as reduced fees, and some, such as KuCoin’s, provide a form of profit-sharing in which a percent of exchange fees are returned to coin holders. The percent return from these coins is directly tied to volume, which may fluctuate, so it is difficult to ballpark. Staking coins are much more consistent and similar to dividends, whereas exchange coins are still speculative in that you are betting on the success of a particular exchange.
Just fix in your mind that we are in bear market which means we are going to lose our market value,so we now have two options to make benefits just hold and wait for the bearish trend to end and sell when the prices spikes or just sell at the beginning and buy later at the bottom line.
There are countless strategies. Each trader just have to stay groomed to one or two, depending on which suits better.
Swing trading is a strategy that takes advantage of the short-term price movements in a coin’s chart rather than looking at the large macro trend. Within a confirmed upward or downward channel of price movement, there will always be small peaks and valleys in the price as it moves in that general direction. Experienced traders can thus make money off of the micro trends, buying the lows and selling the highs during a bear market. In this scenario, market volatility during crashes is the ideal situation as it provides the most number of useful local optima in the chart. In order to swing trade, you must become familiar with the various forms of technical analysis such as pattern formation, and indicators such as RSI. This is only recommended for people with a high risk tolerance and significant experience using technical analysis to analyze short-term movements.
Swing trading is a strategy that takes advantage of the short-term price movements in a coin’s chart rather than looking at the large macro trend. Within a confirmed upward or downward channel of price movement, there will always be small peaks and valleys in the price as it moves in that general direction. Experienced traders can thus make money off of the micro trends, buying the lows and selling the highs during a bear market. In this scenario, market volatility during crashes is the ideal situation as it provides the most number of useful local optima in the chart. In order to swing trade, you must become familiar with the various forms of technical analysis such as pattern formation, and indicators such as RSI. This is only recommended for people with a high risk tolerance and significant experience using technical analysis to analyze short-term movements.
With the market today, the best thing to do is have money to buy, the price of coins in the future I am sure they will grow again, there is no reason to fear you.
So far, very informative replies from high ranking accounts. Yes totally agree with them, don't sell your coins when the market is down. Don't let emotions come in the way. Just like today bitcoin climbed down again below $6000. For some it would be a panic mode. But, for some that is an opportunity to do "buying in the dip."
Bear markets now can only hold, but if we have the opportunity to invest in surfing, that would be better for us, but it is risky to make you lose. quite a lot of capital
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