Topic: Ryan Pumper: Pumpers Picks (Updated Daily) - page 144. (Read 221144 times)

You don't go all in and you saw the guy's plays. He has 100% moves on a lot of days, sometimes 20%, sometimes 500% . I'm not this good yet but just focusing on "winning" most trades, instead of "by how much"

You say your investment has gone up 100% a day, but only 10x from July to September.
How is this possible? 100% a day compounded during 20 working days in August should have given you 1000000x not 10x

Thanks for the tip gtac!

I have good reason to believe VAULT is going to get pumped 5x-10x soon . Calling it right now, good luck.

lol  you better not start loosing !!  

I'm listening to people that don't know simple grammar and how to spell a simple word such as losing.

I know it doesn't really matter, but it makes me think - "what other details may they not be paying attention to?"

 

You caught the very bottom of that ETHAN dump from 380 to 100, easier said than done. I tried but missed it.

08 Sep
Total return: 234%
Coins: COCO, XST, ETHAN

COCO


This coin was pumped early last week... However, I saw 21BTC enter the market – and only 12BTC exit.



All throughout the week I saw small levels of accumulation, so I put some price alerts on this coin and setup some conditional buy orders.

This morning the price alerts began to ring off. I got to the market before any of my buys were triggered so that I can pull these bids and re-asses the condition of the market. The spread was tight, trades were pouring in, the rally was in an early stage, thin sell orders – typical momentum play.

I didn’t waste any time placing any lowball bids as this was an obvious pump.. I made a few attempts to buy through some sell walls... kept getting beat to the punch (bullish signal).. The market then halted as someone threw up a 2btc wall...which allowed me to buy in, unchallenged. Momentum continued to build as more traders began to scoop through stacked sell orders.

There were enough walls on the buy side for me to realistically assume that this could potentially be an extended move, so I set up my conditional sell orders and manually set up new stop orders every time the market  passed certain price points to lock in my gains.


Tip: Overall, this was a very speculative trade. If it weren’t for my pre-preparation and the price alerts that I had setup I would never have got into this market at all... Interestingly, if I had obeyed my strategy and not interfered with how I set up my conditional buys – I would have been in earlier and enjoyed the move in it’s entirety. 141% isn’t bad though. .


XST


Great performance from XST throughout last week... I expected the volume to dip today (which is the norm for Mondays) which would bring prices lower than the consensus set last week. As expected, there was a dip that allowed me to take advantage of the inevitable correction.

Nothing too intricate here... But another trade that shows how important monitoring price points is. I know that several traders were waiting for prices to dip all week, once it happened, they were all over it.

This happens too often and is a very simple move to execute. Once you know something like this is going to occur, you can trade with more size than usual and make a decent gain.

ETHAN


Ethan has been the plaything of every manipulator in crypto for days now. I mean it’s a joke how easy it is to move this coin... Not saying that this is a bad thing – because if you just sit and monitor the price points that this market bounces between over a certain time period, you will be able to join in with this manipulation and make exponential profit.

People were accumulating Ethan throughout last week and throughout the weekend, so I knew that there was a major move in the pipeline for either today or Tuesday.

Needless to say, I took advantage and bagged a 70% gain.

For some reason, I don’t think ETHAN is dead yet. I’d pay close attention to the price points if i were you guys... Also observe the order book. As soon as you start to see a string thin sell orders (0.1233, 0.034 etc) make your move.


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

He's on twitter https://twitter.com/Pumper_Ryan

I dont know man it looks like Ryan made those calls a few weeks before those guys
I just made a rather substantial return from a tip he sent me which i'm still trying to process in my mind

i was mistaken; Fontas did not move VIA it was HAL i dont know who the fuck was in VIA..

Really nice work here Ryan, rethinking my entire approach to trading, thanks
Perhaps you could talk us through a chart to spot obvious patterns?

I learned a lot reading this thread. Today is a new day so I am rethinking my loosing strategy's 

I'm all in on XBOT , don't miss out on this easy 100%

How exactly are you determining which have the momentum that you are looking for?  

Are you using some specific indicators?


Again, how are you figuring out this momentum?   Using on balance volume indicator ?

Understood, thanks.

I guess I'm not understanding what "loosing" is.  

There are two different definitions for "loosing" and "losing" in the dictionary.

I don't know which you are really referring to, or in what context -  do you mean being loose with your money? 

Or in terms of losing?

PUMP CLOACK COIN PLZ!!!

Spot on.. I want to be out of the market as soon as my stop is triggered.

Sometimes the market falls below your stop without bringing you out, at which point you'd have to manually interfere to get out asap.

Which is why I suggest trading only the most liquid markets, and markets that have momentum.

That way there will always be a way for you to exit at a favorable price - if need be.


At times yes... but who cares? there's an opportunity to double up several times a day - what does it matter if I get stopped out of one trade.

If you read over my past trades, you will find several recurring plays. Such as taking advantage of momentum.

If i get into a market that is trending upwards, has 20+ recent trades, has an organic stream of volume that is still building up, has a tight spread and is in the early stages of a rally - the probability of that market stalling out is very slim - infact, in a climate like that, it is easier to make 100% than it is to lose 2%.

It all comes down to understanding how a market moves.

When I place a trade I would rather exit with exponential profit than a minor loss, of course.... but on the flip side, I would rather exit with a minor loss instead of suffering a major loss because I refused to used a stop order.


It would intrigue you to know that there is an actual strategy behind "loosing" and an even more precise strategy behind being a consistent loser.

But then, you have to look at how psychologists define insanity: "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results".

If you have the ability to lose "only" 98 times in a row, then you have no business trading.

As for my own losses, maybe I'll create another thread for people that want to know which coin will enable them to lose money the quickest.

That stop loss seems kind of tight..  you don't get "whip sawed" a lot?  

At 2% stop loss you only have 98 times (actually less if you count transaction fees) to lose 100% - not "loose" your money.

And once you get down near %50 or less you'll have to be making almost double to get back any profits.

Also the question remains,  why don't you show when some of your stop-losses trigger?   Surely there must be some trades that don't go as planned.

Not trying to doubt you or rain on this, but just trying decipher more of your information.

EDIT:
Actually I think my math is wrong,  instead of 98 times,  its only 50 times (first time 2%, next would 4% total, then 6%, 8% and so on).