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Quote from: iolite on December 27, 2017, 12:11:36 PM

How are you handling your portfolio? How much are risking in % of your portfolio in short term gain vs. Long term gain?

The long term is for Bitcoin and Ethereum, but it must have a level of patience that more and can be done as a side of our work at the office.

short runs are like CIVIC, PTOY, Eboost, Cardano, Ripple, and should be monitored every day because the type of coin is very fast for his up and down.

pro2017

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Most of my portfolio gains in the long run, short-term trading causes me to lose

Mr.Gun

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Quote from: iolite on December 27, 2017, 12:11:36 PM

How are you handling your portfolio? How much are risking in % of your portfolio in short term gain vs. Long term gain?

for now, I prefer long term because now that I see altcoin is recovering and hopefully altcoin returns to a stable price and can sell resistant altcoins, therefore I prefer long term because it can get the maximum profit and for altcoin can survive in the future

extremist

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I choose long-term trading because I have very little money. I chose two little-known cryptocurrencies ,in which I invested my money and hope that my Bank will increase several dozen times. with everyday trade, it would not have happened.

automaticmoney

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I would like to say short term is preferably profitable than long term the presentsrker condition is so volatile we can't HODL long term any more

JeromeL

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I still have a small capital to invest for a long time and sit waiting for the growth of coins. I prefer short-term trading, it does not bring a large profit for 1 time, but it allows to increase the capital up to 30-40% per month.

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Quote from: CLS63 on April 29, 2018, 10:18:06 AM

long term is more earn than shor term. for example you boughy eth on 1$. if it was 2$ you sold in the short term. but it is 700 usd now.

That is not always the case while investing in altcoins. The alts undergo pump-and-dump cycles and many of them become obsolete after 1-2 years. Even I had invested in alts such as Quark and Freicoin, and they are absolutely worthless now.

simonmoore

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I prefer long term when handling my portfolio and for me it has lesser risks compared to doing short term. Specially since I still work in a full time job and is having a hard time giving extra time for part time jobs which is why it is very compatible for me to just hold and wait for the time being and I find it much more profitable and less of a hassle.

Market-desi

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if I prefer short term. because we can immediately enjoy the results in the real world. if long term is also good for people who have enough money for their daily needs. until the target price they want is achieved .

CLS63

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long term is more earn than shor term. for example you boughy eth on 1$. if it was 2$ you sold in the short term. but it is 700 usd now.

MaksDM

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70% of my portfolio I invest for a long time and do not worry about it, 30% is a short-term investment, but unfortunately not always short-term investments are successful, sometimes they remain for a long time

Longfellow27

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For me it is favorable to hold coins long term if the person is not really having so much time for day trading or short term trading. Holding long term is hassle-free and doesn't need so much of your attention. All you need to do is to check whether you are gaining much since the time you have deposited for holding it. Now because I don't have so much time I guess I will have to prefer a long term investment.

francojon

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I'm not so much risking % of my portfolio for now, and I'm not trading much this past few days. But I always prefer long-term because a much higher income can be earn by that way. But if I trade again (short term), I will only risk 25% of my portfolio.

24Kilo

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I prefer long-term investment. If you are investing in any encrypted coins, you have to wait for a long time, so you can get a lot of profit from the password in the future. But short-term investment is not a good choice for encryption.

abitgelluh

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it all depends on us, if long-term or short-term equally make a lot of money then I will do both and all depends on the strategy that will be used in trading

Sunyoto

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if I think in the short and long term we can make a profit, and if you sell with higher value then I think you will get better value, by the way you generate profit in a short time you can invest in trading, I think you it will be easier that you get.

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Quote from: Mr Batman on January 07, 2018, 02:40:39 AM

I prefer short term because it is safer (the risk is smaller) and faster the profit playback

The profits on the short term are the best ones because the risk is the hodl can give you the loss which suffers the rates.

nik9990

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in fact, if the coin has a potential, for example, such as EOS then it can and in the long run be very profitable, not necessarily BTC or ETH

TechnoBibble

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Which kind of investment do you prefer, I personally prefer to do long-term investment. I think Bitcoin and Ethereum are very suitable for long-term investment, so I like the two cryptocurrencies.

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I prefer short term compared to long term, because I do not like to wait long term to get profit.

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