Topic: Sell in May & go away? (Read 1763 times)
So I guess I'll just buy in small increments.. sounds like a plan to me glad to have the chance to stack some coins I'll tell ya. It's been rough having sold out at the wrong time and waiting for such an opportunity to show itself.
Sell in May to come back in June to buy at a higher price.
kooke, I think you'll find the price has already plummted 
Yes it has, but it's not over yet. We're going to see a downtrend for a while.
Just wondering if the 'Sell in May & go away' saying would be applicable to bitcoin this year. Or should I say the latter part of that saying anyway. I don't think the sell part is advisable, but it looks like nothing is going to happen price wise in the next few months.
Wow I was going to ask this last question earlier today but I got tired and figured I'd wait untill later.. Good questions and I guess thanks for saving me the time haha.
famous last words. "nothing is going to happen to bitcoin price", March 2013, October 2013, April 2014.
sell fiat and go away - would be a wise move now
sell fiat and go away - would be a wise move now
I like the way you looked at it and answered the question. I didn't think about it that way and I think that is something very much worth considering as an outcome.
More like, "It's may, the vacationers are here to play."
kooke, I think you'll find the price has already plummted
Right now is the best time to sell and you can buy in later when the price plummets.
Gonna plummet, aye? Proof, or just more ass talk?
My policy is hold, no matter what. Wouldn't dream of selling & hoping to buy back lower; it's likely that the fall is mostly over & anyone selling now might not get back in at a lower price.
You can sell and go away anytime it seems like a good time to you, but I don't think BTC is going anywhere.
In time, I think purchases even at $1000/btc will pay off handsomely. Worst decision I made was selling 50 btc in Sept 2013. I won't be repeating that mistake again.
Ouch. That must have hurt. In time, I think purchases even at $1000/btc will pay off handsomely. Worst decision I made was selling 50 btc in Sept 2013. I won't be repeating that mistake again.
Right now is the best time to sell and you can buy in later when the price plummets.
The_sunship, as I said before, I agree absolutely & even though my BTC averaged around $740, I don't regret it & will be holding long term.
totally... wher we are now is the land of "NO CONFIDENCE" & manipulationby the short term chinese day traders
med to long term ... there is so much positive that as with he "SQUEEEZE" indicatior that i use in forex and commonodity markets we are just building up power
med-long term crypto is so bullish that if you are feelingn nervious @ a 700 buy in relax ...realistically I understand taht you are used to crypto exploding over a the short term ... the reality is that crypto is maturing and that you need to hold ..normally a instrument that yeilds 10% over 1 year is awesome so you need to look at crypto in this context
HODL
this is third bubble/crash taht i have gone through and every time i have been sitting where we are now and thinking in hindsite that i should have bought more
Guratenteed this rocketship will fly in the next 2-3 months
The_sunship, as I said before, I agree absolutely & even though my BTC averaged around $740, I don't regret it & will be holding long term.
You can sell and go away anytime it seems like a good time to you, but I don't think BTC is going anywhere.
In time, I think purchases even at $1000/btc will pay off handsomely. Worst decision I made was selling 50 btc in Sept 2013. I won't be repeating that mistake again.
In time, I think purchases even at $1000/btc will pay off handsomely. Worst decision I made was selling 50 btc in Sept 2013. I won't be repeating that mistake again.
famous last words. "nothing is going to happen to bitcoin price", March 2013, October 2013, April 2014.
sell fiat and go away - would be a wise move now
sell fiat and go away - would be a wise move now
Exactly.
Bitcoin is not comparable to the stock market. The amount of longterm holders is much higher. Many people buy bitcoin to exit the fiat system.
ya.ya.yo!
I know a handful of people who have recently taken the leap into Bitcoin, and some that are looking as well. The overall opinion of them is that this is a long-term (5+ Year) move.
famous last words. "nothing is going to happen to bitcoin price", March 2013, October 2013, April 2014.
sell fiat and go away - would be a wise move now
sell fiat and go away - would be a wise move now
Exactly.
Bitcoin is not comparable to the stock market. The amount of longterm holders is much higher. Many people buy bitcoin to exit the fiat system.
ya.ya.yo!
It would have only worked in 2011, all other years it would have been a bad move.
Agreed. Although just to be a little bit of a contrarian, Jan-June 2012 was a pretty protracted bear market...6 months of mostly down or sideways. It only really started to pick up again in July of that year.
famous last words. "nothing is going to happen to bitcoin price", March 2013, October 2013, April 2014.
sell fiat and go away - would be a wise move now
sell fiat and go away - would be a wise move now
AGreed ...lets have a nap until June nad see where we are in July31
This is all a process
famous last words. "nothing is going to happen to bitcoin price", March 2013, October 2013, April 2014.
sell fiat and go away - would be a wise move now
sell fiat and go away - would be a wise move now
It would have only worked in 2011, all other years it would have been a bad move.
Just wondering if the 'Sell in May & go away' saying would be applicable to bitcoin this year. Or should I say the latter part of that saying anyway. I don't think the sell part is advisable, but it looks like nothing is going to happen price wise in the next few months.
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