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why EXCL not listed? made good cash on it and still raises

05 Nov - 06 Nov
Total return: 164%
Coins: FC2

There are three things you need to make money trading Altcoins. You need a decent fundamental story, a good trend that looks like it will carry on, and the market handling news the way you think it should. Bull markets ignore any bad news, and any good news is a reason for a further rally.

FC2


I don’t trade unless I have done all the work and really have a view. If I enter a trade, and the minute I put it on, I feel uncomfortable, I will just turn around and get right out. Also, I look at each active trade every day and ask myself the question, “Would I enter this trade today at this price?” If the answer is “no,” then the trade is gone.

Most of the trades that I do stop myself out of, I stop out because of time rather than because of a loss. If I really have a firm conviction of the trade and get strongly positioned, and then a two days later it still hasn’t moved, alarm bells start ringing in my head. I think to myself, That is a really great hypothesis you have, but the market isn’t playing ball.

You have to limit your ability to make impulsive decisions in the market. Which is why you really only want to have a position in a coin that is in a state of high momentum.

After seeing FC2 had dipped from 2561 to 1001, the next step was to gauge the probability of this market taking off.

Due to the wide spread that developed as a result of the severe drop, the price very quickly rebounded back into the pre-dump range. Which let me know that there were other participants in the market who also had intentions to play this dip for some quick returns.

The price fell to 1.4K, then popped back up to 2.2K within mere minutes – at which point I become wholly convinced that a larger move was on the horizon.

I began running some pre-trade analysis to work out how I wanted to get in. Due to the price action that I was observing it would have made sense to put in some bids from 1K and up to get in at the most advantageous price (which I did anyway just to hedge my position), but it also would have made perfect sense to scoop up some sell orders and let market momentum do the rest.

I saw that whilst there were some sell walls, these walls weren't large enough to halt the move that was beginning to unravel because, looking beyond the walls, I could see that the sell side was littered by sell orders with the most insignificant position sizes. So I assisted in tearing down some walls so that the flood gates could swing open allowing volume to flow through the market freely.

When all of the technical factors align to indicate that prices are about to breakout, market sentiment means nothing at all. A skilled trader understands that trading is a game of probability. Thus, you should only be putting your focus towards playing ONLY those markets that have the highest probability of producing a sufficient return.

Tip: I think the difference between those that succeed and those that fail is how they think about the market. Everyone is bombarded every day with price movements, crisis events, and lots of other information. You need a methodology to cut through all that information and see things as they are. Over the short-term, prices fluctuate due to emotion, but over the long term, they come back to value. The charts will reveal all the coins that have performed over the long-term. Those are the markets you should be paying attention to.

SIDENOTE: Look at each market (coin) as a venue - a venue that has a max capacity. In our case the venues capacity, instead of human beings, can only be filled with BTC (trading volume). So, If a coin has already attracted a tremendous amount of volume, volume that is magnitudes  above what the logical part of your brain would deem average levels – then that particular market is filled (or close to being filled) to its maximum capacity. Thus the only thing left to happen is for the BTC to come back out of that market – causing the value to plummet.

Note: BTC is a buy right now. Pay attention to the price and execute your buys at the low points. Oct - Dec will be very interesting.

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Thanks,

there are several coins that move in a very similar cycle. SDC just happens to have held it's pattern for several months now so it's very, very predictable

Glad you enjoyed the move

Ryan

03 Nov
Total return: 212%
Coins: RZR

It is not enough to have a good risk control strategy; you also need to have an edge. Having an edge simply means that you have a method that tilts the odds on a trade in your favour. So what exactly is your method? If you can’t answer that question then it should now be clear why you keep cancelling out you gains with large losses. If you can answer that question, the next question is, “does your trading method provide an edge?” If you are unsure about the answer, then you may need to readjust your approach. Successful traders are confident that their method provides an edge.

RZR


After falling into a downward slump yesterday, I thought it wise to throw some bid into this market – due to it dipping into a brand new low which always tends to be an indicator of exponential profit.

Analysing the bids, I saw that there wasn’t any significant support until 7K – 6K. In addition to that, people who were holding RZR began to panic sell.. as this negative price action continued, I become increasingly confident that the price would jump pretty high – just due to how low the price was dipping.

In trading, whenever there is effort, force, straining, struggling, or trying, it’s wrong. The perfect trade is one that requires no effort.

The hard work in trading comes in the preparation. The actual process of trading, however, should be effortless. You have to let the arrow shoot itself.

There was absolutely nothing special about RZR coin. What got me into this trade was the price action. It was clear that prices were actively tumbling and boosting the 24 trade volume in the process, making this a high probability opportunity.

You have to appreciate how important it is to restrict your trading only to high momentum market climates. After this dip RZR went from 5109K to 19999K (291%), then from 4536K to 9678K (113%) – when prices dip, so does upward resistance.

It’s not just as simple as opening up a market, spotting high volatility and placing a trade. You sincerely have to be early to the party. You want to have low orders placed during the early stages of the dip – then once your position becomes active, you immediately break your sell orders down and place them within a reasonable range to pull an adequate gain

If you buy a coin just to hold it then you are investing – not trading. Set your sell orders as soon as you get into a position. You can readjust your orders if the price action indicates a continuation of the trend.

By automating the process of selling, you won’t fall victim to holding a coin too long due to greed or procrastination.

Tip: Just as risk control is insufficient without an edge, an edge is insufficient without risk control. You need both. Good risk control isn’t going to increase your edge at all. If your system isn’t any good, you’re still going to lose money, no matter how effective your risk management rules are. But if you have an approach that makes money, then good risk control will be the difference between success and failure.

SIDENOTE: Look at each market (coin) as a venue - a venue that has a max capacity. In our case the venues capacity, instead of human beings, can only be filled with BTC (trading volume). So, If a coin has already attracted a tremendous amount of volume, volume that is magnitudes  above what the logical part of your brain would deem average levels – then that particular market is filled (or close to being filled) to its maximum capacity. Thus the only thing left to happen is for the BTC to come back out of that market – causing the value to plummet.

Note: BTC is a buy right now. Pay attention to the price and execute your buys at the low points. Oct - Dec will be very interesting.

Twtter: @Pumper_Ryan follow for daily picks, and updates.

Hey Ryan thanks for the heads up on SDC that was my first big profit. I like the whole get in early on the way up then exit, then get back in when the price crashes to make additional money from the rebound.

It seems so obvious now which makes me super conscious of how many of these chances I've missed. Who the hell knew you could make money on the way up and immediately after the crash? Brilliant stuff ryan!! after parlaying 0.3 btc into 1.7 btc with only two trades of the same coin I feel like theres so much more i can do. Hopefully every trade will be this easy lool

looking forward to the rest of the week

This thread is still going?

Not to shabby.

02 Nov - 03 Nov
Total return: 123%
Coins: URO, CANN, SDC

Don’t make trading decisions based on where you bought (or sold) a coin. The market doesn’t care where you entered your position. The relevant question is: What would you do if you were not in the market? A common error novice traders make when they realize they are in a bad trade is to commit to getting out, but only after the market returns to their entry level – that’s the whole "I will get out when I’m even” thing. The linking of liquidation to entry level is one of the major causes of turning small losses into large ones. Why is getting out even so important? It is merely a matter of ego. If you can get out at even, you say, “I wasn’t wrong, I didn’t make a mistake.” And, ironically, that need to not be wrong is the sole reason why most novice traders lose money in crypto.

URO


URO has been in a high volume down trend since last week. Making profits very easy to come by. In previous posts, I have made it a point to stress that each time a coin dips – sell resistance also drops, making it very easy for the coin to bounce upward in price.

Due to this down trend, this has happened numerous times.

When you see that a coin is exhibiting this kind of volatile behaviour, you will benefit immensely by putting price alerts on to notify you each time it dips to a new low. In this type of climate, new low = huge rebound = profit.

I tend not to get stressed over not getting into a coin at the absolute low, because that isn’t what trading is about. Trading is about taking advantage of high probability opportunities. And I knew, due to the price action, that this coin would bounce upward several levels above my entry point. Plus, as the price dipped lower and lower – sell resistance began to dissipate which confirmed by decision to get in.

Eventually, 15BTC worth of buy orders got sold into which helped to boost the 24hr trading volume – making URO look like a solid bet to traders who may have been unsure about getting in.

Tip: The best thing anyone can do if they are new to trading Altcoins is to learn how trend patterns work. Trading these trends for a while will teach a new trader the principle of letting profits run and cutting losses short. If you adjust your strategy in such a way that you take advantage of these recurring price patterns, even temporarily, it will severely increase your odds of being extraordinarily successful in Crypto.


CANN


CANN slumped into a down trend at the start of the weekend. There were alot of generously sized orders on the buy side, which indicated that there were a bunch of other traders who were looking to take advantage of this dip. So I decide to join the fun.

Initially I presumed that CANN could bounce higher than it actually did, but the price action wasn’t consistent with what I would have expected to see.

After a staggered lift upward, traders began exiting via the buy side. Which doesn’t usually happen so early into a move.

Due to this irregular activity, I followed suit and locked in some profit.

CANN is still looking very good, and has an amazing team behind it. Additionally, the sell resistance is still unusually low. So I’m still expecting a move to occur.

Tip: In Crypto you have to be flexible. It is important not to get attached to a trading idea and to always be willing to get out of a trade if the price action is inconsistent with the original assessment that got you into the trade in the first place. The most advanced traders are those that are able to change their mind in an instant. If you can’t do that, you will get caught in a position and be wiped out. Those that are skilled have the flexibility to completely change their opinions if necessitated by the facts. You cant just ‘hope’ that you are right, there will be times where you will need to re-evaluate your positions to asses why they may be wrong. That is the mark of a great trader.

SDC


Momentum play here. There are three factors that you should be assessing when looking to spot market momentum (movement).

Create an account on Cryptrader and make use of the price alerts tool. With this trade, I had price alerts placed to bring my attention to any significant upward or downward movement.

Once price action triggers my alerts, I want to see that 1. There are a string of past trades that have been executed by the minute, so I asses the trade history. 2. I want to see that there is more volume coming into the market than has been the norm for the last half hr. 3. I want to see that there is no sell resistance (sell walls) blocking my path to profit.

This is how you asses momentum. When all of these factors are aligned in your favour then that is when you should be looking to buy in via the sell side (place your sell orders as quickly as possible) – then it’s just a simple case of letting the Market momentum pull more traders in (who will also buy through orders on the sell side).. eventually your sell orders will be scooped up providing you with a healthy return.

Tip: Most people make the mistake of thinking that there is a 50 / 50 chance on any trade. They don’t think that there is anything more to it than that. They don’t watch the factors that affect the market, so they completely miss the glaringly obvious fact that the odds on any trade can always be tilted heavily in your favour – or heavily against you – thus, trading is a game of spotting and taking advantage of high probability trades.

SIDENOTE: Look at each market (coin) as a venue - a venue that has a max capacity. In our case the venues capacity, instead of human beings, can only be filled with BTC (trading volume). So, If a coin has already attracted a tremendous amount of volume, volume that is magnitudes  above what the logical part of your brain would deem average levels – then that particular market is filled (or close to being filled) to its maximum capacity. Thus the only thing left to happen is for the BTC to come back out of that market – causing the value to plummet.

Note: BTC is a buy right now. Pay attention to the price and execute your buys at the low points. Oct - Dec will be very interesting.

Twtter: @Pumper_Ryan follow for daily picks, and updates.

Hi.

I´m new to the subscription this week, I will give it a try.

Want to learn more about entry/exit points.

Lets see how it works this week.

Good Luck for everyone else in the group.

Ryan, I received your personal message and am ready to join the team. Thanks for the communication.

vlty volatility coin is the pump now

Hey

Apologies, I missed your message.

Just sent you a response

Thanks again for this ryan !

(I've been sending you a message but I know i'm not the only one obviously )

02 Nov
Total return: 111%
Coins: TIT

The amount of time you spend out of the markets can be critical to successful trading.  Superior trade selection is also an important component. By not participating in the market at the wrong times, you are able to sidestep most of the large draw downs that occur – this is a crucial factor that will aid you in expanding your capital. The critical lesson is that it is important not to be involved in the market when the opportunities are not there.

TIT


Simple volatility play here. This opportunity was created out of high volume dumping action that had taken place days before. In conditions like this you can dip in and out, with profit,  if you properly asses support levels relative to sell resistance.

Most skilled traders understand that a market can have high volatility and be in a state of consolidation simultaneously. The implications of this are very significant for those who look to take advantage of non-random price movement.

A market that is moving sideways isn't in an up or down trend and will exhibit a lot of staggered price action between a tight price range. You can also call this consolidation, or the "accumulation phase".. it all refers to the same thing and ends either when prices break-out or plunge downwards.

If I see this sideward movement, in addition to conditions where market momentum is building and there is low/no sell resistance, then it's more likely that the market will break-out rather than fall into decline.

In this particular scenario, it just happened that the two price ranges that this coin was bouncing between was more than 40% apart. This is another way to pull guaranteed profit from crypto.



I had to play this opportunity as the probability of me exiting with a profit was extraordinarily high.

What I saw was that each time the price dipped lower into the orders on the buy side, new orders were being placed – but even lower (and with more size). So it was blatantly obvious that the price was eventually going to dip lower before taking off.

As I’ve mentioned in my other posts, when the price dips into a lower price range – sell resistance also dips.

When a coin dips, new sell orders have to be placed from that price range (to close the spread) – all the way to the pre-dump price. But because only a few (skilled) traders will allow themselves to be dumped on, these skilled players are literally given their pick of where to place their sell orders for maximum profit - which leads to profitable gaps between price ranges  – which leads to very easy returns.

I knew that if the price dipped lower, then the next surge upwards would be larger and more profitable than the action that had occurred early on in the consolidation phase.

Tip: In these winning times, traders become susceptible to being lulled into complacency. Thus, the worst draw downs may come right after periods where just about everything seems to be working well as if it had been optimistically scripted. During winning streaks, people become greedy and  fail to consider what may go wrong. The moral is: whenever you have multiple positions that are sailing to new highs and virtually all of them are working as planned, guard against complacency and be extra cautious.

SIDENOTE: Look at each market (coin) as a venue - a venue that has a max capacity. In our case the venues capacity, instead of human beings, can only be filled with BTC (trading volume). So, If a coin has already attracted a tremendous amount of volume, volume that is magnitudes  above what the logical part of your brain would deem average levels – then that particular market is filled (or close to being filled) to its maximum capacity. Thus the only thing left to happen is for the BTC to come back out of that market – causing the value to plummet.

Note: BTC is a buy right now. Pay attention to the price and execute your buys at the low points. Oct - Dec will be very interesting.

Twtter: @Pumper_Ryan follow for daily picks, and updates.

Thanks Ryan for adding me in the group this week. I have been watching this thread for quite a while. Its time to work with pro traders.

Hello all, giving this a shot (always good to learn from seasoned traders) I'll be in this week. Let's make it a good one

Hey, thanks

You have made good progress since your first week, that is what this is about.

As for lessons on Manipulation, that is practically what we do throughout the week already - it's just that I tend not to call it manipulation. I refer to it as taking advantage of the mistakes of unskilled traders.

I've said numerous times, skilled traders are only skilled because unskilled traders just won't stop making the same mistakes - and that isn't going to change any time soon.

It's all about getting in position before the rest of the market, that way you profit when volume builds up as the coin makes it's way to the front page of bittrex.

Enjoy your winnings btw


Hey there,

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