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Topic: sold at $600. what to do? - page 3. (Read 7453 times)

legendary
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November 22, 2013, 06:53:45 PM
#88
i wonder if he bought back before it hit 800
sr. member
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November 22, 2013, 05:57:21 PM
#87
Well, I bought 17,5 btc´s 1 hour ago at 766$ (even though I posted that I wont buy coins at this price ^^) and am already 100$ richer Grin

I have 50% of Coins (17.5) on Gox wich I will never touch and then I now have these 17.5 Coins on Bitstamp for playing around with.

If you're never going to touch the coins on Gox, why are you storing them on Gox?  Why not move them to cold storage?   Huh


Probably for quick sell off when the time come. Waiting deposit confirmations might be deadly

That would pretty much negate "never going to touch", as any sudden down turn then becomes, "the time" to dump. 
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November 22, 2013, 05:46:31 PM
#86
OK, fucking buy, dude!
sr. member
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November 22, 2013, 05:40:06 PM
#85
Well, I bought 17,5 btc´s 1 hour ago at 766$ (even though I posted that I wont buy coins at this price ^^) and am already 100$ richer Grin

I have 50% of Coins (17.5) on Gox wich I will never touch and then I now have these 17.5 Coins on Bitstamp for playing around with.

If you're never going to touch the coins on Gox, why are you storing them on Gox?  Why not move them to cold storage?   Huh
sr. member
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I'm always grumpy in the morning.
November 22, 2013, 05:34:26 PM
#84
@OP When I make an investment I assume that money is forever gone. Reduced to zero. And I try to forget it and work on collecting more money going forward, occasionally peaking taking a peak at the growth of my investment. This helps. Temptation is a bitch. And when it gets ahold of you and you sell, you're gonna regret it.

+1

Detaching emotionally from your money is the single best thing you can do for your investment intelligence, and also for your happiness in life. Like you, everything I put on BTC is play money. It's fun to profit and also to be part of the early BTC history, but the money isn't really that important.
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November 22, 2013, 05:23:53 PM
#83
Given the bitcoin attention last days, I dont believe buying can go wrong.
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November 22, 2013, 05:18:51 PM
#82
Careful, it's wicked close man!

I'm queueing up to BUY! I won't get left out (again *sniff*).

About to pull trigger.

But not till it shows strength-- there's 3k coins till 800, fyi (and if it runs, that's probably worth 20 minutes.)
legendary
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November 22, 2013, 05:18:22 PM
#81
Well, I bought 17,5 btc´s 1 hour ago at 766$ (even though I posted that I wont buy coins at this price ^^) and am already 100$ richer Grin

I have 50% of Coins (17.5) on Gox wich I will never touch and then I now have these 17.5 Coins on Bitstamp for playing around with.
full member
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November 22, 2013, 05:16:22 PM
#80
Careful, it's wicked close man!

I'm queueing up to BUY! I won't get left out (again *sniff*).

About to pull trigger.
newbie
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November 22, 2013, 05:14:30 PM
#79
i freaked out and sold a large portion of my coins around $600, suspecting the price would continue to oscillate between $400-700 for a couple weeks... (i know)

do I

A) wait it out hoping for a better price to get back in
B) take a loss and buy back in at $750
C) ??

thanks guys

Invest 30% NOW.  

If it gains, you'll get to ride it with at least a little coin, and you can rebalance as desired on the way up.  

If it falls, invest 10% more every 10% drop till you reach your target allocation %.  

Once at your target %, trade using your desired strategy, hopefully incorporating the "never sell all" lesson you've learned.  

For me, that means never go below 70%, buy with a % of your remaining cash when it drops a certain %, sell on the rebound to break even at a lower price, and rebalance on the way up for ATHs.  This makes volatility a great thing instead of something to be feared, and you still get your long-term benefits if it's just up up up.
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November 22, 2013, 05:01:05 PM
#78
I suspect now is the time when Bitcoin will start to be driven by companies building on top of bitcoin. But remember, there is a great deal of world out there we need to bring the gospel of bitcoin to. Not just the states.

I agree. It's important to build on top of that in order to simplify the use and reach a larger audience.
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November 22, 2013, 04:57:11 PM
#77
1) The news storm is drying up and everyone is back to (t)werk; (COMPOSITE DATA)

Nope, it took me 2 months before I put money in. The demand peak might be 2 weeks from now probably

Great, but supply and demand are FUNDAMENTAL DATA, not composite. And, I tend to agree with you the fundamentals are extraordinary. (But that has nothing to do with the OPs question)
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November 22, 2013, 04:52:25 PM
#76
Selling at 600 isn't that bad at all !

I sold most of mine around 230 I think it was, didn't see this bubble happening.  

Be happy you got out at 600, it's been 500-550 so hey it's easy to get make in and you made 10%+ profit.
Stop calling it a bubble :/ Years from now it will be clear that the blackboard guy was right all along. We are in the very early stages of an s-curve. There is no bubble, only a steep rise and then a plateau ahead.

I'm in the same boat with the OP, so here's where I am with it:

IF the price attacks that $778 Gox resistance point and cracks through, I will buy back in, and likely it will charge forward due to momentum (to 1k or more, who knows).

However, I don't see where the momentum is going to come from? Just the facts across distinct categories:
1) The news storm is drying up and everyone is back to (t)werk; (COMPOSITE DATA)
2) We are way ahead of the trend line (no matter how you slice it); here's one reasonable way--
    --the 1 day chart shows Parabolic SARs are pushing us back down hard (PRICE DATA);
4) The ARMS Ease of Movement is heading back towards zero very quickly (above is bull, below bear) (VOLUME DATA);
5) Volatility is decreasing as we normalize (downwards-- and for the moment, gently) (VOLATILITY DATA)
6) The Senate hearing has clearly been priced in (perhaps this is more composite data, perhaps a BUSINESS FUNDAMENTAL (it's legal))

So, there you are. Set a bitcoinreminder for 790 and one for 600, and 500 and wait.  Smiley

1. Nope. Its continuing. Maybe gaining momentum.
2. Yep. But not nearly as far past it as the bubble in 2011.
3. Just 1 signal among dozens. RSI for instance is very bullish.
4. Consolidating near highs. Exchanges evening out. Bullish news.
5. No way.  New deposits tend to lag news by about 1-2 weeks.

We are going to have 1 more awesome, mind blowing leg up. We will consolidate and work our way through several layers of resistance to 1000 in the next handful of days. Then we will blow up through 1000 and China will race towards 10k CYN, or $1630.   We might not make it there, but its going to be total chaos.

Hey windjc,

I like your posts, usually, but I'm trying to look at the data. So:
1) How do you figure the news storm is increasing? We were the #3 Google Hot Trend a couple of days ago, nothing greater since.
2) OK...
3) RSI is a trend indicator that shows both strength and weakness, depending on the window-- if it wasn't clear I'm looking at the 1 Day.
4) I'd like to have better data for volume-- definitely. I'm just looking at Gox for ARMS and then the total volume across as a number (useless?)
5) Deposits and news do not bear on volatility-- be careful to not take multiple signals from data sources you've factored.

HOWEVER: I sure hope you are right and we bust through to 790-800... because, THEN, we totally agree...  Grin

EDIT: The opportunity cost from buying in at 775 vs 800 is too great compared to the risk it slides downwards. The gains above 800, if we break through, will be worth the difference between 775 and 800. So, I stand by my 'wait and watch (carefully).'

2nd EDIT: Look at it this way, if it dives back to 350, the guy doubles his count. He should then cold store his coins, based on the fact that they will be worth 10-300K in several years. If not, and it goes up, he has a reminder to get in, in which case he should cold store his coins and multiply his count x 10-300K USD. You must think long term with this monster. (And, now, I'm talking to me.)
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November 22, 2013, 04:48:52 PM
#75
1) The news storm is drying up and everyone is back to (t)werk; (COMPOSITE DATA)

Nope, it took me 2 months before I put money in. The demand peak might be 2 weeks from now probably
legendary
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RUM AND CARROTS: A PIRATE LIFE FOR ME
November 22, 2013, 04:48:48 PM
#74

I suspect now is the time when Bitcoin will start to be driven by companies building on top of bitcoin. But remember, there is a great deal of world out there we need to bring the gospel of bitcoin to. Not just the states.
sr. member
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November 22, 2013, 04:46:52 PM
#73

are there still poeple that don't know a tiny percentage of the poeple on the internet are bitcoiners?

really?

Sorry I didn't understand your comment. The graph is relative to the search term "buy bitcoin".
he means you should buy because till now every time the price of bitcoin went down it went up again later so this means it will go up in the future, brilliant eh?

but he's right there's still sheeple to convince in the world that we can make money off Smiley
hero member
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November 22, 2013, 04:46:17 PM
#72
Pulled my trading play money out at 764.  Things seem calm and the dad cat seems to have bounced off the ground once...we'll see what happens...
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November 22, 2013, 04:44:42 PM
#71
Sorry I didn't understand your comment. The graph is relative to the search term "buy bitcoin".
legendary
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Trusted Bitcoiner
November 22, 2013, 04:41:43 PM
#70

are there still poeple that don't know a tiny percentage of the poeple on the internet are bitcoiners?

really?
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