PUMPERS PICKS: Private Membership
Week Beginning: 09/15
Week Ending: 09/21
(1BTC Giveaway Sunday 09/21, see @Pumper_Ryan for details)
Membership runs Between Monday / Sunday
Picks, buying in, and exit strategy are organised, thoroughly, every Monday and we execute our strategy throughout the week.
This weeks Membership closes Today at 6pm EDT. Current members are up over 2,062% over the past two weeks.
The next coins are primed and currently being accumulated.
(Registration for Next Weeks membership opens Saturday 09/20)
Happy Trading!
Topic: Ryan Pumper: Pumpers Picks (Updated Daily) - page 138. (Read 221164 times)
Ryan could you show us how to set alerts and stop loss orders on cryptrader? I'm a premium member now, but still can't figure out how to do it.
I will be doing some analysis later in the day... Will touch on order execution. Specifically; stops, price alerts and conditional sells
Before I join, what platforms do you use for trading? Just wanted to register first before I commit ...which platforms have a stop loss
We use Bittrex for trading, and I always suggest using Cryptrader.com for order execution for more flexibility and better risk management.
Shoot me a PM and I'll talk you through setting everything up
Before I join, what platforms do you use for trading? Just wanted to register first before I commit ...which platforms have a stop loss
Ryan could you show us how to set alerts and stop loss orders on cryptrader? I'm a premium member now, but still can't figure out how to do it.
I have been wondering what the angle is on this thread. Membership fees.
Well yeah, it was pretty obvious he would offer a service at some point. lol
The daily updates showing impressive gains are obvious fabrications. I started looking at the "proof" closely several days ago. The buys usually happen right before an uptick. Ryan previously said his method was monitoring volume and market cap. The buys do not follow that method. Of course, the sells always occur at the very top.
Oh I don't know. I looked at a number of his trades as well and they were very realistic given what he said about how he made them. Last week didn't go well for me, made a few good trades but more bad ones. More often than not, I missed a good exit point. So today I've changed my tactics, really studied the charts more and used alerts like crazy. So far, 3 trades with a profit of 6.8%-11% each. Plus I got another 21.8% on a speculative play from Friday. No losses yet today and now I'm currently in profit.
The main reason things are going better today is that I set more realistic expectations for my current skill level. I also spotted a trend on one particular coin and have done 2 successful trades so far with another in the works that, if it goes as I believe it will, will net me another 17% but it's already in a marginal gain so I could sell at any point. I also think I've spotted a trend on another coin as well which I'll confirm tomorrow.
The one tool I'm missing though is some sort of volume alert. Gonna have to see about coding something maybe.
what would u say is minimum amount to have to make it worth it in terms of btc
You can do a lot with only 2BTC. Provided you understand the way the market moves, and you protect your risk on each trade by using a tight stop order.
Hey Ryan big fan been following you from the start. I'm interested in joining the group just a few questions
will you have a private IRC chat so we can exchange ideas and communicate in real time?
also you said you are euro based so wondering what time GMT do you wake up and trade so I can try to adjust my schedule to yours
will you have a private IRC chat so we can exchange ideas and communicate in real time?
also you said you are euro based so wondering what time GMT do you wake up and trade so I can try to adjust my schedule to yours
There is a group IRC where we plan and discuss each move prior to and during execution.
I start placing trades at 7am. I used to start much earlier as there was ALWAYS, always, always a rally at 5 - 5:30am - till this day I don't know who was behind those moves.
With regards to trading as a group, I send out emails and messages to schedule IRC meetings and the like - so everything is organised in a specific way to ensure that everyone is properly briefed.
14 - 15 Sep
Total return: 204%
Coins: SHADE, SSD
(1BTC Giveaway Sunday 09/21, see @Pumper_Ryan for details)
SHADE
I’ve been in and out of SHADE since they released their road-map. People then dumped out on Sunday. Which is the norm after a release. In Crypto what you have to realise, especially when it comes to coins with good fundamentals, more often than not, when someone is selling - someone else is buying. In this instance I was the buyer.
I placed a string of conditional buys, with price alerts, in order to catch a favorable entry. My entry into this trade was more “hands-on” than my usual plays.
If I buy into a coin... It’s because I can say, with certainty, that it’s going to move. With SHADE in particular, all the conditions were present... weak sell resistance, good buy support and a steady stream of volume.
Typical momentum play here.
I would have been content to let this trade sit for a while, but I’m not the type to sacrifice profit for the hope of higher prices.
I set my conditional sells, based on the price action, as soon as I was brought into the market. This forces discipline and adds an element of automation to my trading.. if prices dip – then I get stopped out with an insignificant 2% loss (doesn’t mean I won’t buy back in if conditions are favorable).. if prices rise, then my conditional sells are triggered and I exit with profit. In this case the latter occurred.. I was brought out of the market, hand’s free, with a 51% increase.
Tip: Holding = The anticipation of a particular set of circumstances that currently do not exist. I have noticed that there are Traders in Crypto who find it difficult to sell a losing position. A greater cause for concern is that the consensus among most Crypto Traders is to – “Never sell at a loss”. This is the most dangerous thing when it comes to trading the market. It is the quickest and most sure-fire way to go broke. Some people say “I can’t sell this coin because I’d be taking a loss”. Well, if the coin is below the price you paid for it selling doesn't give you the loss, you already have it. You must get out of your losses immediately. It’s not a matter of how much you can afford to risk on a given trade, but you also have to consider how many potential future winners you might miss because of the effect of the larger loss. I always use a Stop order on each of my trades – this way I can only ever lose a mere 2% on a trade that goes against me.
SSD
Razor thin sell orders on Sunday is what brought me into SSD. String of upcoming announcements in the pipeline, thus - no brainer. Plus, Volume was trickling in confirming my stance.
Placed some low ball bids in an effort to catch some lower prices as people began to dump out.
My price alerts sounded off and, as I had originally assumed, traders were exiting the market.
What stopped me from removing my buy orders was each time the price dipped – people were buying in at the new market price.. I watched this occur for a good few minutes – Accumulation. So I kept my buys on.. Thin sell orders + accumulation = rally.
The dumping continued and my position became active.
If you have been following my posts over these past few weeks, then you know how fond I am of conditional buy/sell orders (Conditional orders keep your bids / sells off the books until a specific condition is triggered). I placed my orders according to what I could see in the order book and left it at that.
Hours later, SSD rallies (or is “pumped”) triggering my orders and pulling me out of the market with a 50% gain. Now.. what makes this an interesting one is that sell orders built up for a small period and then levelled off becoming thinner and thinner.
When placing an order i look to see a few things; first, momentum... any recent trades? If so, then how many? Are people hitting sell orders or dumping out for less than the market is worth?... Then I look at the Volume.. How much money is flowing into or out of this market? and Finally, I asses the orderbook – is my path to profit clear, or is my path to profit congested with thick sell walls?. If I can answer all of these questions positively, then there is no reason to leave the market – regardless of what manipulation may be taking place, a tight stop loss will prevent me from losing any more than 2%.
When everything was said and done, I exited with a decent 103% gain. Add that to my earlier trade, and that’s 153%.
Tip: Wait for high-conviction trades. I am perfectly content to sit on the sidelines and do absolutely nothing until there is a trade opportunity that meets my guidelines. Having the patience to wait for only the most logical plays greatly enhances the return/risk of individual trades and once you begin to average up, these returns will compound into exponential gains. Personally, I watch the market action using fundamentals as a backdrop. I don’t use fundamentals in the conventional sense i.e I don’t think “supply is too large and the market is going down” rather, I watch how the market responds to fundamental information. The market needs to be handling news the way I think it should. Bullish markets ignore any bad news, and any good news is a reason for a further rally.
Note: I’ve noticed much more volume coming into the Alt markets this month.. I think there is going to be a lot of opportunity during these coming weeks.
Twtter: @Pumper_Ryan follow for daily picks, and updates.
Total return: 204%
Coins: SHADE, SSD
(1BTC Giveaway Sunday 09/21, see @Pumper_Ryan for details)
SHADE
I’ve been in and out of SHADE since they released their road-map. People then dumped out on Sunday. Which is the norm after a release. In Crypto what you have to realise, especially when it comes to coins with good fundamentals, more often than not, when someone is selling - someone else is buying. In this instance I was the buyer.
I placed a string of conditional buys, with price alerts, in order to catch a favorable entry. My entry into this trade was more “hands-on” than my usual plays.
If I buy into a coin... It’s because I can say, with certainty, that it’s going to move. With SHADE in particular, all the conditions were present... weak sell resistance, good buy support and a steady stream of volume.
Typical momentum play here.
I would have been content to let this trade sit for a while, but I’m not the type to sacrifice profit for the hope of higher prices.
I set my conditional sells, based on the price action, as soon as I was brought into the market. This forces discipline and adds an element of automation to my trading.. if prices dip – then I get stopped out with an insignificant 2% loss (doesn’t mean I won’t buy back in if conditions are favorable).. if prices rise, then my conditional sells are triggered and I exit with profit. In this case the latter occurred.. I was brought out of the market, hand’s free, with a 51% increase.
Tip: Holding = The anticipation of a particular set of circumstances that currently do not exist. I have noticed that there are Traders in Crypto who find it difficult to sell a losing position. A greater cause for concern is that the consensus among most Crypto Traders is to – “Never sell at a loss”. This is the most dangerous thing when it comes to trading the market. It is the quickest and most sure-fire way to go broke. Some people say “I can’t sell this coin because I’d be taking a loss”. Well, if the coin is below the price you paid for it selling doesn't give you the loss, you already have it. You must get out of your losses immediately. It’s not a matter of how much you can afford to risk on a given trade, but you also have to consider how many potential future winners you might miss because of the effect of the larger loss. I always use a Stop order on each of my trades – this way I can only ever lose a mere 2% on a trade that goes against me.
SSD
Razor thin sell orders on Sunday is what brought me into SSD. String of upcoming announcements in the pipeline, thus - no brainer. Plus, Volume was trickling in confirming my stance.
Placed some low ball bids in an effort to catch some lower prices as people began to dump out.
My price alerts sounded off and, as I had originally assumed, traders were exiting the market.
What stopped me from removing my buy orders was each time the price dipped – people were buying in at the new market price.. I watched this occur for a good few minutes – Accumulation. So I kept my buys on.. Thin sell orders + accumulation = rally.
The dumping continued and my position became active.
If you have been following my posts over these past few weeks, then you know how fond I am of conditional buy/sell orders (Conditional orders keep your bids / sells off the books until a specific condition is triggered). I placed my orders according to what I could see in the order book and left it at that.
Hours later, SSD rallies (or is “pumped”) triggering my orders and pulling me out of the market with a 50% gain. Now.. what makes this an interesting one is that sell orders built up for a small period and then levelled off becoming thinner and thinner.
When placing an order i look to see a few things; first, momentum... any recent trades? If so, then how many? Are people hitting sell orders or dumping out for less than the market is worth?... Then I look at the Volume.. How much money is flowing into or out of this market? and Finally, I asses the orderbook – is my path to profit clear, or is my path to profit congested with thick sell walls?. If I can answer all of these questions positively, then there is no reason to leave the market – regardless of what manipulation may be taking place, a tight stop loss will prevent me from losing any more than 2%.
When everything was said and done, I exited with a decent 103% gain. Add that to my earlier trade, and that’s 153%.
Tip: Wait for high-conviction trades. I am perfectly content to sit on the sidelines and do absolutely nothing until there is a trade opportunity that meets my guidelines. Having the patience to wait for only the most logical plays greatly enhances the return/risk of individual trades and once you begin to average up, these returns will compound into exponential gains. Personally, I watch the market action using fundamentals as a backdrop. I don’t use fundamentals in the conventional sense i.e I don’t think “supply is too large and the market is going down” rather, I watch how the market responds to fundamental information. The market needs to be handling news the way I think it should. Bullish markets ignore any bad news, and any good news is a reason for a further rally.
Note: I’ve noticed much more volume coming into the Alt markets this month.. I think there is going to be a lot of opportunity during these coming weeks.
Twtter: @Pumper_Ryan follow for daily picks, and updates.
what would u say is minimum amount to have to make it worth it in terms of btc
I have been wondering what the angle is on this thread. Membership fees.
The daily updates showing impressive gains are obvious fabrications. I started looking at the "proof" closely several days ago. The buys usually happen right before an uptick. Ryan previously said his method was monitoring volume and market cap. The buys do not follow that method. Of course, the sells always occur at the very top.
The daily updates showing impressive gains are obvious fabrications. I started looking at the "proof" closely several days ago. The buys usually happen right before an uptick. Ryan previously said his method was monitoring volume and market cap. The buys do not follow that method. Of course, the sells always occur at the very top.
Will be neos on list of pump?
Will you tell us a good exit point?
Will be neos on list of pump?
The way I look at it, its' more like his "past picks" that you're supposed to learn from
All his wins are of course posted afterwards, but in Ryan's defence in his "picks of the week" he PMed on the 6th of Sept he said to get into KORE, anything under 20k would be great.
Later that day it was sitting at 16k, slowly went up to 20K.
If you got in early and held on to it till KORE was getting near their anon VoIP wallet you'd have been able to sell early and exit at 30k (like I did) or play hard and get 33k+ out of it (it spiked at 35k about 3 hours ago).
Yep 0.5BTC is a big price if you're a small time trader like me, but for those who wanna play big, cheap ticket to more profit.
For me it ends here, 0.5BTC is out of my league for now.
I'll study your picks and hopefully learn to pick my own.
Thx for your tips Ryan.
Hey Ryan big fan been following you from the start. I'm interested in joining the group just a few questions
will you have a private IRC chat so we can exchange ideas and communicate in real time?
also you said you are euro based so wondering what time GMT do you wake up and trade so I can try to adjust my schedule to yours
will you have a private IRC chat so we can exchange ideas and communicate in real time?
also you said you are euro based so wondering what time GMT do you wake up and trade so I can try to adjust my schedule to yours
PUMP DOGE PLEASE!
shame there wont be anymore tips released in the forum. clearly people were relying on that information.
I will still be posting tips and analysis.
However, I will not be releasing or alluding to any picks publicly.
Picks will only be released, privately, to members of the Group.
I've signed up and quite pleased to be apart of the group actually. What I like the most is he doesn't just give you one coin to sit with, he gives multiple picks each with impressive buy support and they always seem to perform well
shame there wont be anymore tips released in the forum. clearly people were relying on that information.
shame there wont be anymore tips released in the forum. clearly people were relying on that information.
As someone stated earlier, it's more of a teach a man to fish than feed him a fish. Looking back at the picks and explanations should be enough to get anyone started. From there it's further learning & discipline to come out on top.
Those who are here just to be spoon fed which coin to buy and when to sell it won't make it anywhere.
Best of luck to all of you who've signed up!
I've signed up and quite pleased to be apart of the group actually. What I like the most is he doesn't just give you one coin to sit with, he gives multiple picks each with impressive buy support and they always seem to perform well
shame there wont be anymore tips released in the forum. clearly people were relying on that information.
shame there wont be anymore tips released in the forum. clearly people were relying on that information.
A lot of mixed opinions on this page, I kinda agree with all of them and their point of views.
I'm yet to make any money from Ryan's tips, by being too late to the party or just holding my BTC back until I feel more confident.
The advice given so far has been invaluable, I would consider paying for more, but unfortunately for me .5BTC is just too steep of a price, even for a week as i can't guarantee i'll be around all week. Some weeks I only *try* trading 3 or 4 days.
Love your work Ryan, but this feels like @altcointips #MILK.
I'm yet to make any money from Ryan's tips, by being too late to the party or just holding my BTC back until I feel more confident.
The advice given so far has been invaluable, I would consider paying for more, but unfortunately for me .5BTC is just too steep of a price, even for a week as i can't guarantee i'll be around all week. Some weeks I only *try* trading 3 or 4 days.
Love your work Ryan, but this feels like @altcointips #MILK.
today I'm picking DGB, FTC, and looking at a long term RDD (buys at 10, 7, 5)
These picks brought in a total of 2,083%+ over a two week time span. In simple terms, those who followed my every suggestion made 21 times their money.
I did that free of charge too.
The first rule in any professional scam (for those who know) is to build confidence in the mark (you).
Once confidence and trust is built, they have free reign to take advantage of you.
Buyer beware.
lol wtf?
I'll be the first to call B.S. on that one.
The guy has contributed page after page of tips and strategies which is more than you have ever done around here or anywhere else Im sure. If anything your the one people should be weary of.
What a weirdo.
Dont worry Ryan thats how this place works.
Trolls will troll
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