The question is, aren't you ready for the coins you will buy and hold for a long time? so that at least if the market moves unexpectedly you have something to look forward to in the long term apart from the style you are doing now as a holder or trader.
You're not the only one doing the kind of style you're doing dude, maybe the only thing you need is to have a time frame for when you're going to buy or sell so at least in this kind of thing you have monitoring of what you're doing.
He won't say that oath if he is not ready or committed to do a long-term hodling. I feel that the OP is sick and tired now from all the distractions and losses that he is getting when he notice that the price of Bitcoin can always recover after the storm. You're not the only one doing the kind of style you're doing dude, maybe the only thing you need is to have a time frame for when you're going to buy or sell so at least in this kind of thing you have monitoring of what you're doing.
On your second sentence, I think you are saying to have a plan b? This isn't a bad idea but again the OP might not be needing it tho this is great for those who aren't truly committed to do a long-term hodling.
Long-term hodlers can buy at any time but those who are into shorter terms might need a proper timing for buying. But long-term hodlers don't just invest for nothing. They do also monitor the market as they also have their own selling price target.
. Anyway my point therefore is while catching up with the trend, don't take the wrong hasty decision and invest all you have just because of your convinction that price will automatically start improving. Remember to invest what you can bear to lose. The market don't go up all the time, the corrections are still there 
