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PUMPERS PICKS: Private Membsership
Week Beginning: 10/20
Week Ending: 10/26

Do you keep buying into coins, only to see the value fall drastically within mere minutes? Are accumulated losses making you feel that you have wasted your time with Crypto? Are you tired of losing out to bots, and showing up late to whale-games only to be dumped on, shattering your capital in the process?

If you have been sailing these waters alone and having your boat tipped over every time a Whale surfaces, then now may be the time to adjust your approach.

Registration for Pumpers Picks is now OPEN

Registration closes Tuesday 10/21 at 6pm EDT. Our members netted a 4,760% gain last month, and as of now are up 4,263% only two weeks into this month.

We are already moving on next weeks coins!

Just send me a Private Message here or a Direct Message on Twitter to sign up.

Happy Trading!

PUMPERS PICKS: Weekly Round-up
Week Beginning: 10/13
Week Ending: 10/19





The following are the gains netted from this weeks Private Picks. The largest returns came from APEX, GB, LKNX, HAL and GHOST.

Members netted gains totaling 1,717% this week. Next weeks coins are already primed for accumulation!

Happy trading!





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

17 Oct
Total return: 131%
Coins: URO, XST

You have to be able to think clearly and act decisively in a panic driven market. The coins that go wild are the ones with the best opportunity. Traditionally, what happens in a market that goes berserk is that even the most advanced traders will tend to stand aside. That’s your opportunity to make the money. If you can keep your mind straight while others are losing theirs, you can make a fortune

URO


There are coins that enjoy high visibility – and above average brand recognition in the market. These coins tend to move in cycles. There are several ways to expose and take advantage of these cycles – some are easier than others – but, I won’t be going into that just yet. I think this method requires a fully fledged dress down and its own post, which will be coming later in the week.

URO is a coin that actually has some form of brand recognition as fans of URO would say “it isn’t a coin, it’s a commodity” (whatever that means).

Luckily, the effectiveness of the brand isn’t the point – it’s the recognition. It is understood by a vast number of the community that URO is a coin that is linked to a physical good. Thus, this instantly separates URO from the hoards of other clones for the simple fact that URO has a unique feature that can’t be attributed to any other coin. That – in a nutshell – is why this isn’t the last rally we’re going to see in this market.

I had placed some lowball bids on URO simply because I had noticed a slight down-trend had formed – yet still more URO was being bought than sold. Which is an indicator of strength due to the amount of volume that was being generated – I knew that if this dumping action continued then it could only serve to make this coin look like a safe bet to novice traders who only purchase coins with the highest volume (which is the opposite of proper trading practice).

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.

Tip: If a trading opportunity looks too good to be true and you aren’t seeing a buying frenzy breaking out in front of you, the rest of the market may know something that you don’t. But usually the way the most profitable opportunities are missed is by saying “it looks too good to be true,” and then not doing anything. Too often, novice traders will think that everybody else must know something that they don’t, and I think that’s a critical mistake. How many times have you heard someone put down an idea you’re excited about by saying, “if it’s such a good idea then why isn’t everyone doing it?” This is the battle cry of mediocrity. In actual fact, any trading opportunity that everyone else is playing is by definition a terrible idea. I would always recommend doing the opposite. The reason markets get out of line is because everyone is doing the same(wrong) thing. The most advanced traders close their ears to the “why isn’t everyone doing it” cry of the crowd. These traders have the ability to implement their trading ideas despite adverse conditions – because, there is no opportunity in the market that is not an adverse condition situation. Stop doing what is comfortable, embrace discomfort, find an edge – and your winning trades will begin to outweigh your losses.

XST


This is another coin that is in an obvious cycle. Once you figure out how to exploit these cycles, your trading will be as beneficial as having the master key to an ATM.

As I’ve said many a time before, trading isn’t about picking tops or bottoms. In fact, that is the trick. Only the most novice trader would devote his time towards trying to pick tops or bottoms – that is the quickest way to lose all of your money.

People will ask, and I will always say the same thing.

Trading is a game of probabilities – not chance. Thus, the key to consistent profit is seeking out situations where the odds are tilted in your favour. You have to look for the opportunities where it is more ‘probable’ that the market will rally instead of fall into decline. The price you buy in or exit at is the least important factor.

What is more important is having the correct strategy in place to expose all of these opportunities to you in the most uncomplicated way possible. Because I tell you, these opportunities are everywhere... and the funniest thing is they are so glaringly obvious.

You have to know the difference between a buyers and a seller’s market. Look at the low / high price of the day to assess what stage your market is in. Asses the technical factors such as sell resistance, volume and momentum, and – most importantly – have an edge. You must have some sort of advantage that the average trader doesn’t have. That way you separate yourself from the majority and lean more towards the minority of traders who are consistently profitable.

Tip: You have to understand that the essential element in Crypto is that the markets are ultimately based on human psychology, and by charting each coin you’re merely converting human psychology into graphic representations. I believe that the human mind is more powerful than any indicator or chart in analysing the implication of price action. There are cycles in everything – the weather, ocean waves, and altcoins. In regard to cycles, their lengths vary from coin to coin. Your edge (if you have one) should be very effective in exposing these cycles if you are to have a sufficient advantage over the average trader.

Avoid the temptation of wanting to be completely right by shunning all or nothing decisions and instead scaling in and scaling out of positions.

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.

I'm guessing Ryan made about $3.50.

Nice Ryan, you made almost 2 BTC profit on that trade, right?

Sir why are you avoiding legit questions?

16 Oct - 17 Oct
Total return: 291%
Coins: ROS, CCN

In my opinion, a large segment of people should never trade. Although I hesitate to use gambling as an example, I believe it provides a close analogy. People who are wise and diligent gamblers would probably also be wise and diligent traders, because they have a somewhat detached view of the nature of money. On the other hand, those that get caught up in the excitement of the amount of the wager, whether it’s gambling or trading, are likely to be destabilized by losses – thus, terrible participants of the market. These traders will lean more towards ‘wishing and hoping’. Instead of getting into trades they think will work, they always end up getting into trades that they ‘hope’ will work.

ROS


Spurred on by the announcement of their Android Staking Wallet, ROS sprang upwards from obscurity and rocketed into Orbit providing excessive gains in the process.

Wherever there is tenacious volume and an overbearing stench of easy profits...I’m never too far away.

Having been alerted to movement, I noticed a distinct lack of sell walls. All of the sell orders were disturbingly insignificant in size. So disturbing in fact, that I had to take advantage.

Another potent factor that forced me into putting on this trade, was the fact that trading volume had sprung upwards above what had been the norm for the day – indicating that I wasn’t the only one who realised that there was easy money to be had, reinforcing my decision to put on a market buy and make the most of this momentum.

Trades like this are everywhere. Sure, there is nothing at all special about ROS coin (or 98% of the other alts) however, this doesn’t mean that one should ignore brilliant technical factors.

I always stress to members that market sentiment and fundamentals (news, features, updates) are not even half as important as technical factors – volume, resistance, momentum.

As I’ve said in a previous post; there are hoards of traders who’s only insight into these markets are the charts and orderbooks . They do not use some cluttered ANN thread as their buy / sell indicator. What gets them into a trade is simply the probability of exiting with a profit. Nothing more, or less.

The only way to gauge probability in Crypto – and all of the more established financial markets – is to assess the technicals. Good volume? Limited resistance? Buy support (not important as buy support is manipulated almost 98.99% of the time.. Never the less, a plus. Since this is how novice traders make their buying decisions)?

Analysing these technical elements of a market will not only see you through a war, but will ensure that you leave the battlefield with a pocket full of profit.

Tip: There are five basic steps towards becoming consistently profitable in the Crypto markets. First, focus on  trading vehicles, strategies, and time horizons that suit your personality. Second, identify non-random price behaviour. Third, absolutely convince yourself that what you have found is statistically valid. Fourth, set up your trading rules. Fifth, follow them.

CCN


CCN was added to Poloniex this morning, which I wasn’t aware was going to happen. Never the less, my position was sold before the announcement due to how I had arranged my orders when I got into the market. (The value of a coin that is already active on Bittrex and gets added to another exchange, tends to plummet)

With all of the hoopla surrounding Cannabis related coins – this run was sparked by nothing more than irrationality and really exposes the true foolishness of the participants in this market. Never the less, I bought in.

You see it doesn’t matter ‘why’ a coin is rallying.

It doesn’t matter if a rally is the result of some fad born out of the success of another coin with similar branding.

All that matters is the rally, and what you’re going to do in response to it.

Because, just as sure as there are countless traders who are sitting on the sidelines as these marijuana coins are taking off because they are “too smart to buy into a false market”... there are scores of traders who crept into each of these markets like thieves in the night only to make off with bags full of bitcoins as their positions metamorphosized into profit.

This particular trade was as simple as 1. Find marijuana coin, 2. Assess market, 3. Place order.

Why I went with CCN in particular was because I couldn’t see a major move on the charts – and due to the marijuana coin trend – I knew a move had to occur. So I set up my price alerts and conditional buy orders (I used this method of entry because, this was more of a speculative play than anything else – but if the market did move, I knew I wanted to be in because it would be a profitable run).

As soon as my position became active, I placed my sell orders immediately and some price alerts to bring my attention to any change in trend – at which point I would have readjusted my orders.

Overall a profitable move. Executed almost hands free due to the brilliance of conditional orders.

Tip: You don’t have to get in or out of a position all at once. I tend to scale into and out of virtually all of my trades. One sensible piece of advice that I am constantly giving to members is this: Avoid the temptation of always wanting to be completely right. For example, let’s say you become conviced that a particular coin is a buy, but prices have already had a sizeable run upwards. In many instances, if the trade is really good, by waiting for a significant reaction before putting on the entire position you open yourself up to missing the move completely. However, by adopting a scale-in plan – putting on part of your intended total position at the market and the remainder on a scale-down basis – you assure that you will at least have a partial position if the market keeps going, without the excessive risk that would be implied by putting on the entire position after a large, uninterrupted advance.

Avoid the temptation of wanting to be completely right by shunning all or nothing decisions and instead scaling in and scaling out of positions.

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.

PUMPERS PICKS: Tip of the Week

A lot of people have been messaging me asking what exactly I mean by “sell walls” and “sell resistance” and how to asses these factors in relation to how / where the market is going to move. So I have prepared a simple diagram to illustrate the proper way to assess the Sell side of the order-book when placing trades and attempting to figure out which trades have better odds than others.

Optimal Trading Climate



Non-Optimal Trading Climate



Also look at the trading volume, does the trade volume exceed the amount of sell orders in the order book – or otherwise?

These are all things that you need to be familiar with when trading the Crypto markets.

Charts will help – (only to reveal long-term trends and what stage a particular up/down move is in) But the order book is a window into the future – and therefore your MOST important tool when trading. It reveals what lies ahead in terms of price ranges, support / resistance levels and what needs to happen before the market moves up/down.

Tip: So much is made out of “entry  / exit points”... But when you boil down to the essential minerals of trading – an entry or exit “point” holds very little relevance whatsoever. If you are spending your time trying to pick bottoms and tops then it is certain that you will never find any success whatsoever. Trying to pick a bottom or top is essentially an attempt to force an opinion on a market – and that never ends well. Your job is to find high probability trading opportunities. Think to yourself – “where can the most money be made”?..  “If I buy in, then what needs to happen to bring me out with a profit?”.. “Is there good trading volume?”... “Is there momentum – when were the last executed trades?”.. This is the way you need to be thinking. When you grasp this, you will suddenly find yourself being bought out of the market at the top because you correctly assessed the trading volume in relation to the sell orders... you will find yourself “buying at the bottom” because you’re able to ‘look beyond the sell wall’ and see that – overall – resistance is low. Don’t be like everyone else, don’t just take the textbook trades.. wherever there is a full blown rally, there is a breakout brewing up in another market.

Avoid the temptation of wanting to be completely right by shunning all or nothing decisions and instead scaling in and scaling out of positions.

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.

Its amazing the bullshit you spew..  

Here is the real truth:
The main purpose of this thread is looking for memberships and people to pay your fee.

If you're so good,  why do you need to "educate" people and why are you looking for members & fees?

oh god so much crap to read through I couldn't be bothered, anyway I'm up on 3 of the 4 main coins I invested in. So the advice has worked for me thus far, in hindsight I wish I had invested more so I'll see what comes of the next few days trading, but i'm happy so far.

But FelixOliver, anyone can make a combined 100% per day easily. I'm able inform others how to do so with ONE post vs an entire thread with many posts from you.

Hell, with steps I outlined, I can make make, at minimum, a combined 250-300% day if I invest lets say $0.50 in every 'active' coin in Bittrex with little effort.

Enough percentages and more actual income value.


Come on Felix/Ryan, just post the actual profit amounts in BTC and I'll be the first to admit my idiocy and defeat and that there was nothing to be doubted about the lack of evidence & inconsistencies with the buys on the charts. Until then, stop dodging the request.

You can, with pictures of your trade data
You know, the ones that contain the amounts in the screenshots

OK, EVERYONE SHUT UP FOR A WHILE! NO MORE SPAM.

Let's let RyanPumper continue his work and criticize a bit later, ok?

Also, the group is very proactive.

Our picks are extraordinarily accurate, and can be cross checked using the apparatus of your choice.

If you pour over my Picks issued privately to members:

Pumpers Picks Week 1:
8 Picks in total. out of which two Picks gained 100%+, five picks gained 50%+, and one pick went up 40%+
Verdict: 6 Coins out of 8 went to the moon
Total gain: 523%

Pumpers Picks Week 2:
8 Picks in total. out of which every pick gained 50%+, five picks gained 100%+, one pick gained 290%+
Verdict: 8 Coins out of 8 went to the moon
Total gain: 945%

Pumpers Picks Week 3:
12 Picks in total. out of which one pick gained 1100%+, three picks gained 100%+, three picks gained 50%+
Verdict: 9 Coins out of 12 went to the moon
Total gain: 1,753%

Pumpers Picks Week 4:
8 Picks in total. out of which every pick gained 45%+, four picks gained 100%+, two picks gained 200%+, One pick gained 350%+
Verdict: 8 Coins out of 8 went to the moon
Total gain: 1,212%

Pumpers Picks Week 5:
14 Picks in total. out of which every pick gained 40%+, five picks gained 100%+, three picks gained 210%+, One pick gained 350%+
Verdict: 10 Coins out of 14 went to the moon
Total gain: 1,076%

Several weeks worth of accuracy

Several more to come.

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

That aside, the main purpose of this thread is to educate.

To show that anyone can make money from crypto, if you employ the correct tactics.

I do a lot to break each trade down, and to really give everyone the masterkey to going out there and executing the exact  same plays.

My first post here

I'd have to second this

You sir are utterly deluded

All out of false claims and inaccurate accusations so you resort to the most elementary of insults.

Thats a shame. But.... expected.


Untill you can produce photographic evidence to substantiate these claims


I can't trust or take anything you say seriously.

lol RyanPumper/FelixOliver is a joke. Ryan, next time hire your own defense force instead of using an alt making yourself look like a desperate fool in the process.

Despite your lack of respect (and this is the second answer where you loose good manners) I'll answer you. Anyway, you'll have to wait even more, I still value my real work higher than answering anyone in a forum.

By the way, as Viper1 pointed out a few answers before this one, it's really easy. Ryan "only" needs to show a fair strike of 2BTC into 2.7BTC days. Would it be possible.

And, of course, you're an insider. You could show us some trades as well. With volume, of course...

Oh my lord... Really???  Now you pull out the integrity thing and say I'm a lair when you yourself in this thread said one of the trades was a fabrication the way "Ryan" described it???  Are you reading from some troll playbook or something?  Fuck man, you must be seriously desperate now... lol...

Your response


Shame.

You're losing my interest now.

I mean to prove your integrity and to show that you aren't a liar should be top priority for you.

Yet, you have no evidence to prove your statements even though a simple screenshot is all it would take.

I think you should disappear back under the bridge now.

We have already exposed you as a liar. I wonder what else you're hiding

Actually, my post history in this thread shows I valued the information and in fact at one point even gave "Ryan" the benefit of the doubt until he posted about a move I actually knew something about and I then realized at least some of it was bogus.

And once again, it's all in the thread so I don't need to post anything.  Typical reaction of trolls/scammers though to start throwing out the "liar" label.  You're doing a fantastic job of making this all look legit.  lol