I know the right idea is likely to hold, as the market will go up eventually.. but i predict in the intermediate term it'll go down further.
I guess this is where the psychology of trading comes into play.. I'm in regret and want to sell at a 15% loss in order to have a chance of making the 15% back and then be able to continue trading as i was before the recent dip.
When you're 'marooned' with coins that are worth less than you bought them is the right idea; always to hold?
I just want to practise trading further... and have no spare capital to do so..
So yeah, if you want to sell at 15% in the red that wouldn't be a bad idea at all, however it would be unwise to just sit with the loss, you do not go after the loss and try to chase after it and lose more but you end up hitting the reset button and doing smarter moves next time. That is what is important here, learning from your mistakes, having the right mindset and redoing it differently and better next time and earning profits.
If you end up losing once again, you have to ask yourself was it the same thing that caused you to lose again or was it different, if it was the same thing than why did you fell for the same trap and if it was something different have you learned from it. Losing is a way to winning do not forget that.