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legendary
Activity: 1372
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January 22, 2016, 01:35:35 PM
#62
This video is a perfect example of people not understanding the ramifications and importance of disrupting technology:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lskpNmUl8yQ

This is how Bitcoin haters act nowadays. They are entitled, ignorant, and think they know better. These guys deserve to stay poor. We are the pioneers and they are the dumbfounded spectators that will not make it.
legendary
Activity: 1246
Merit: 1000
!!! RiSe aBovE ThE StoRm !!!
January 22, 2016, 01:19:36 PM
#61
Panic seller or not, i like to earn money and seeing some panic selling in the market never frightnings me.
in fact I am confident the profits made with a crash is 99% of people who panic sell.

So keep it going on.

If you bought the bitcoin when the panic selling a week ago, you are in profit now. Buy when others are panic.

It happens when you are so lucky, because you really don't know where the peak is whether it comes to upside or downside...
Just think that if BTC would have gone back $250 floor and might have remained stable for next 6 months again and you would have bought at $350, would you still say you are in profit???
legendary
Activity: 896
Merit: 1000
January 22, 2016, 08:34:38 AM
#60
Panic seller or not, i like to earn money and seeing some panic selling in the market never frightnings me.
in fact I am confident the profits made with a crash is 99% of people who panic sell.

So keep it going on.

If you bought the bitcoin when the panic selling a week ago, you are in profit now. Buy when others are panic.

that's how smart people are trading. they benefit from the panic in the market created by these panic sellers. but the thing is, most of the people are too scared to buy when the price is going down. it doesn't feel good for them. these panic sellers allow us to make good profits as they sell their coins to us for a low price, and when the price is going back up, they will buy their own coins back for a much higher price. Cheesy
legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 1070
January 22, 2016, 07:36:49 AM
#59
I think most people are sensitive for turbulent changes.
When the price goes down like 20% in 1 day they think they have to cover their loss.
Which sometimes is a good decision. Don't forget that.

Those that dont sell when prices moves down 20 % in a day is absolutely a fool because there is no way to recoup your losses back if you dont sell. If you cant do the math, 20 % of current $400 is $80, why would you keep holding if the price goes down suddenly by $80 in one day?

The price might go up $100 in one day. The price is too volatile to predict. The long term price is up.

no it can not, it would kill the mining scene entirely, there is no more real profit around $100 for the miners anymore
I think that Chinese mining farm will still profit with bitcoin price under 100$. Everyone else won't. We are in the era of industrial bitcoin mining anyway.
Huge ASICs farms are the only reliable way of mining nowadays. If you are solo mining you are not doing it for profit but instead it is more of a hobby.

no, because the diff would have been very high by the time we go sub 100, it's not possible for anyone to have profit with that rate, already today any farm need at least $60-$70 as a minimum to have their profit, this with current diff
newbie
Activity: 234
Merit: 0
January 22, 2016, 05:23:17 AM
#58
Panic seller or not, i like to earn money and seeing some panic selling in the market never frightnings me.
in fact I am confident the profits made with a crash is 99% of people who panic sell.

So keep it going on.

If you bought the bitcoin when the panic selling a week ago, you are in profit now. Buy when others are panic.
hero member
Activity: 840
Merit: 1000
January 11, 2016, 01:21:18 AM
#57
Panic seller or not, i like to earn money and seeing some panic selling in the market never frightnings me.
in fact I am confident the profits made with a crash is 99% of people who panic sell.

So keep it going on.

Everytime someones sell then there is someone that buy but with panic selling, the price that you are buying could be higher in number if the sell pressure continue. Perhaps you thought that as long as you got profit then its fine but once you in huge red because of the sell pressure then you will be the one crying for it
legendary
Activity: 1288
Merit: 1000
January 10, 2016, 05:53:38 PM
#56
I think most people are sensitive for turbulent changes.
When the price goes down like 20% in 1 day they think they have to cover their loss.
Which sometimes is a good decision. Don't forget that.

Those that dont sell when prices moves down 20 % in a day is absolutely a fool because there is no way to recoup your losses back if you dont sell. If you cant do the math, 20 % of current $400 is $80, why would you keep holding if the price goes down suddenly by $80 in one day?

The price might go up $100 in one day. The price is too volatile to predict. The long term price is up.

no it can not, it would kill the mining scene entirely, there is no more real profit around $100 for the miners anymore
I think that Chinese mining farm will still profit with bitcoin price under 100$. Everyone else won't. We are in the era of industrial bitcoin mining anyway.
Huge ASICs farms are the only reliable way of mining nowadays. If you are solo mining you are not doing it for profit but instead it is more of a hobby.
sr. member
Activity: 448
Merit: 250
January 10, 2016, 05:32:02 PM
#55
Panic seller or not, i like to earn money and seeing some panic selling in the market never frightnings me.
in fact I am confident the profits made with a crash is 99% of people who panic sell.

So keep it going on.
hero member
Activity: 770
Merit: 500
Forza Roma
January 10, 2016, 01:18:47 PM
#54
I dont think we should blame the panic sellers. It's their money so they can sell and yes even panic sell.
In the end it's their loss right?
sr. member
Activity: 322
Merit: 250
January 10, 2016, 10:52:29 AM
#53
We all have our opinions on how we should use bitcoins. I think we can and should do whatever the hell we want with it. It's not like anyone is telling you what to do with your fiat money. Some people use bitcoin as their solely currency and use it in their day to day life. Some just use bitcoin to save up, which is fine too.

Offcourse you can do what you want. But having so many panic sellers is so sad.
In a way it's good, since we lose weak hands.
hero member
Activity: 616
Merit: 500
January 10, 2016, 10:10:00 AM
#52
We all have our opinions on how we should use bitcoins. I think we can and should do whatever the hell we want with it. It's not like anyone is telling you what to do with your fiat money. Some people use bitcoin as their solely currency and use it in their day to day life. Some just use bitcoin to save up, which is fine too.
legendary
Activity: 3248
Merit: 1070
January 10, 2016, 03:02:14 AM
#51
I think most people are sensitive for turbulent changes.
When the price goes down like 20% in 1 day they think they have to cover their loss.
Which sometimes is a good decision. Don't forget that.

Those that dont sell when prices moves down 20 % in a day is absolutely a fool because there is no way to recoup your losses back if you dont sell. If you cant do the math, 20 % of current $400 is $80, why would you keep holding if the price goes down suddenly by $80 in one day?

The price might go up $100 in one day. The price is too volatile to predict. The long term price is up.

no it can not, it would kill the mining scene entirely, there is no more real profit around $100 for the miners anymore
legendary
Activity: 1218
Merit: 1007
January 10, 2016, 12:34:40 AM
#50
If you couldn't speculate on Bitcoin, it wouldn't be nearly as popular. If it was just another type of money where your $1 can never be anything more than $1, I'm pretty sure there'd be almost no one using it right now. It's the unpredictability of Bitcoin that makes it so attractive to a lot of people, the fact that it is not impossible for you to wake up one morning to find that your $1 is now worth $10.
Well the volatility certainly drives some of the speculation about the price, but there are also the people who will use it that are genuinely interested in using the platform as a means of currency transfer, and that is good for the currency as a whole.

I think that Bitcoin will retain a lot of its volatility until there are investors that work to stabilize the price, and even then we can see quite a bit of volatility.
legendary
Activity: 1148
Merit: 1000
January 10, 2016, 12:27:28 AM
#49
If you couldn't speculate on Bitcoin, it wouldn't be nearly as popular. If it was just another type of money where your $1 can never be anything more than $1, I'm pretty sure there'd be almost no one using it right now. It's the unpredictability of Bitcoin that makes it so attractive to a lot of people, the fact that it is not impossible for you to wake up one morning to find that your $1 is now worth $10.
legendary
Activity: 1918
Merit: 1012
★Nitrogensports.eu★
January 09, 2016, 10:15:17 PM
#48

Those that dont sell when prices moves down 20 % in a day is absolutely a fool because there is no way to recoup your losses back if you dont sell.


Well you could wait until it goes back up.  If you sell, then there really is no way to recoup your losses.  If you hold, there's a chance.

Tell that to people that keeps holding when they bought it more than $800 , ot has been years since we see that price and there is no telling when wil we reach that price again. Cutting lose is a best way to get some losses back, you can then buy at lower bottom and sell it higher

If you really cut your losses and want out, you shouldn't be speculating on bitcoin. For all you know, the point where you decide to cut losses might be the point where the tide turns. Then you miss out on a rally.
newbie
Activity: 234
Merit: 0
January 09, 2016, 03:45:49 AM
#47
I think most people are sensitive for turbulent changes.
When the price goes down like 20% in 1 day they think they have to cover their loss.
Which sometimes is a good decision. Don't forget that.

Those that dont sell when prices moves down 20 % in a day is absolutely a fool because there is no way to recoup your losses back if you dont sell. If you cant do the math, 20 % of current $400 is $80, why would you keep holding if the price goes down suddenly by $80 in one day?

The price might go up $100 in one day. The price is too volatile to predict. The long term price is up.
legendary
Activity: 1064
Merit: 1000
January 02, 2016, 12:01:33 AM
#46

Those that dont sell when prices moves down 20 % in a day is absolutely a fool because there is no way to recoup your losses back if you dont sell.


Well you could wait until it goes back up.  If you sell, then there really is no way to recoup your losses.  If you hold, there's a chance.

Tell that to people that keeps holding when they bought it more than $800 , ot has been years since we see that price and there is no telling when wil we reach that price again. Cutting lose is a best way to get some losses back, you can then buy at lower bottom and sell it higher
hero member
Activity: 756
Merit: 500
January 01, 2016, 10:55:49 PM
#45
I think most people are sensitive for turbulent changes.
When the price goes down like 20% in 1 day they think they have to cover their loss.
Which sometimes is a good decision. Don't forget that.

Those that dont sell when prices moves down 20 % in a day is absolutely a fool because there is no way to recoup your losses back if you dont sell. If you cant do the math, 20 % of current $400 is $80, why would you keep holding if the price goes down suddenly by $80 in one day?
if the prices went up $80 id be iffy on selling 50% chance i would sell, but if the prices went down $80 i wouldnt sell for sure. because if i sold now then i lost money overall.
hero member
Activity: 686
Merit: 500
January 01, 2016, 10:48:51 PM
#44

Those that dont sell when prices moves down 20 % in a day is absolutely a fool because there is no way to recoup your losses back if you dont sell.


Well you could wait until it goes back up.  If you sell, then there really is no way to recoup your losses.  If you hold, there's a chance.




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If you cant do the math, 20 % of current $400 is $80, why would you keep holding if the price goes down suddenly by $80 in one day?


Why would you sell at $320 when you didn't want to sell at $400?
hero member
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EtherSphere - Social Games
January 01, 2016, 09:01:50 PM
#43
Bitcoin can be and whatever we want it to be. It is literally in our hands how it comes to take over the economic world. What we do with it and how we mold it into, right here, right now.
Prosperous new year of the bitcoin one and all!
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