Topic: Ryan Pumper: Pumpers Picks (Updated Daily) - page 135. (Read 221164 times)

I like how you took those PM's out of context and omitted the important parts.

Your paranoia about me being part of some group or having some kind of agenda is ridiculous.

If you showed at least a little bit of honesty and did give me a refund like I asked you to, I wouldn't be posting any of this.

You're not an ordinary scammer, I will give you that.

John

PUMPERS PICKS: Tip of the Week

Alot of people have been asking about conditional orders. Specifically how to execute multiple orders at a time, which Bittrex doesn't allow.

Personally, I use Cryptrader.com for order execution. As they provide more flexibility allowing for increased automation when it comes to placing trades.

Conditional Orders
Conditional orders are advanced trade orders that are automatically submitted or cancelled if specified criteria are met. This allows for greater customization of the order to meet the specific needs that you may have. A conditional order is appropriate when it is important to automate part or all of the trade entry/exit process.

Conditional orders must be placed before the trade is entered, and are considered the most basic form of trade automation.

For example, say a trader enters an order to buy a coin at 45 Satoshi, but only once the coin has first reached 42 Satoshi (confirming a breakout). The limit order at 45 Satoshi will be submitted once the market has reached 42 Satoshi. Conditional orders allow traders to enter into a trade without having to constantly monitor the market, allowing them to be as fast as the market.



Conditional orders can be used to place simultaneous trade entry orders above and below the current price. A trader, for instance, may wish to enter a long position if price goes above a particular resistance level or enter a short position if price violates a support level. Once either level is touched, the corresponding order will be filled.

A stop loss is also a Conditional Order. How I tend to go about executing stop orders is, I copy my buying in price into my profit/loss spreadsheet (if you need something like this, I can send one over to you).



I then rig up the stop loss on cryptrader. My stop is always at -2% and will only be submitted if the market falls -1%.



Another thing about Conditional Orders that makes them a vital element in my strategy is that, in a break-out, you have the ability to place some conditional buy / sell orders beforehand - which will keep your orders off the order books and essentially hidden.

This works best in conditions where you know that a breakout or dip is about to occur.

Tip: The order book is for Risk Assessment, your eyes and ears into the market. The Order book shows you how much you can lose if your trade goes the wrong way - and also how much you can make if it goes the right way. It reveals all the price levels that a particular coin contains. The orders in the book haven't happened yet.. so is a view into the future of where a market is going to go in terms of price. Use the order book to plan your entry into and exit from the market. Get this element right, and you will realise just how easy it is to be consistently profitable in Crypto.

I didn't make the 500%, but between ltcd, hal, ssd, apex i'm nearing x4 my money. 330% which has to be like 310% above what i've made since march lol. happy camper here

Remember this message:



I think it's clear now that that my suspicions were legitimate.

So, I won't be going back and forth with you.

You clearly have an agenda, and are not who you claim to be.

Nice try, I see, you were eagerly waiting for my post with a prepared reply. Unfortunately for you, I expected exactly this.

As I said, I will provide more details soon.

To everyone, you might not trust what I say yet, but what is better, wait a while for my post or be scammed?

John

Interesting. First post, account registered in JUL.  

Heres the messages this person had sent


Yet... (and see the date)


my response to his most recent messages



I think this person is part of another group, no normal individual disregards 493% of gains.

Hi all,

unfortunately, I made the mistake to pay RyanPumper 0.5 BTC to join his "group". It's a pity I have to waste my first post on Bitcointalk like this, but I want to share my experience with everyone.

When time allows me, I will be writing more thoroughly about how he fooled me, but I did want to warn people as soon as possible. Hence this brief post.

I don't know, whether he pulls his scam on every member, but I advise you: Do not send him any BTC.

P.S. If you know a good way how to let as many people as possible know about his foul practices, please send me a PM. His main advertising thread is self-moderated, so I guess every negative post will be promptly deleted.

John

I have not read any comments paid member of the community on the results of the use of information from Ryan

Color me impressed, but what's the next trade line below your buy? How do I know you did not manipulate the price down to show that you can make a profit on the recovery?

No news at all. Price was manipulated lower. Smart money bought in cheap and then the price snapped back like an elastic thong.

Makes sense. i wanted to know more... i sent you a dm on twitter can you please respond? thanks

Interesting that you call everyone with negative comments a troll. You have no defense b-b-b-but TROLL!

Ryan's pump and dumps may work for the paid members, but the public proof appears to be fabricated.

Whats up with the price today? Any news i missed?

  When the trolls start trolling......

If I'm reading the screenshot correctly, there was no order ahead of time. He clicked "Buy" and it just happened. Or the screenshots are all faked.

You dont need to tell me what happened. i didn't just watch like some. i actually "got in" where most people couldn't lol.

it was a good move though i have to say.  

for me it was the first time I have been briefed on something like that and seen it play out literally moments after.

makes for a rather pleasant change.

Oh good lord.  Seriously?  After looking at your recent post history etc I can see where you stand.  But I'll say it more clearly. It was a dump to 801 which would have filled any orders at 813.  It hit that level once and only once and thus it was not possible to have put in a buy after the fact.  i.e. He didn't play out the trade the way he said, he had a buy placed at 813 ahead of time so the dump filled his order.  I know you're part of the group and all, but I'll just remind you of this post.

What causes a bounce in price?

Yes, I do trade.  Yes, I played the "dip" as you call it.  But I'll say it again since you seem to be having a hard time grasping it.  It was impossible to have bought at 813.  The only way to have got the coin at that price is if you had placed a low ball order ahead of time.  Where exactly in what "Ryan" said he did for that play, did he say he placed a low ball order?  No.  He said he sat there watching things and when it started to recover, he executed his trade.  That was simply not possible.  It hit 801 and bounced so fast there was no way to have caught that with an order after the fact.

Do you even trade bro

alot of people played that dip. which is what it was. not a flash crash. lol. It occured over several minutes. and I dont think Bittrex is properly wired for HFT. not just yet anyway

i could have gotten in and out twice if I had the appetite. But then again it could be the whole information thing.