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Topic: The BEST Coins for 2018! My portfolio and MY INVESTMENT STRATEGIES - page 5. (Read 1107 times)

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This is good portfolio. Thanks or sharing. My portfolio at the moment i hold about 20 different altcoin because so many altcoin that has huge potential and i dont know excalty which will be most promising one.
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I like your portfolio. But I oh, just 1% BTC and XMR Smiley
That's quite little in my opinion.
What would you suggest?

you have good coins ,however, you aren't dividing them properly . put some in STRATIS

I dont like Stratis.
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you have good coins ,however, you aren't dividing them properly . put some in STRATIS
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I like your portfolio. But I oh, just 1% BTC and XMR Smiley
That's quite little in my opinion.
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I don't know why are you keeping such a big part of your portfolio in ETH right now and I have some doubts about the purpose of some other coins (OMG for example) but looking backward on the crypto market I still belive in their growth. The coolest thing in your thread is that you are one of the few people that bothered to give an explanation to the logic of making investments instead of saying "this shit is good, buy it and it wil make x100". Thanks mate.

You have to remember that I bought ETH awhile ago, and so since it has been on a tear it has taken a large percent of my portfolio. ( although I have been profit taking and adjusting it ) I am a strong believer in it, and see the 2018 future. Thanks I appreciate it Smiley

Indeed, in my opinion, your portfolio is indeed excellent.
But why not invest in some ICO projects? If the money invested in the ICO project accounts for 20 percent of all your money, you won't care if it goes to 0, but the benefits will be substantial.

I do invest in some ICO's, however I have not found many that have sparked my attention. I have also bought some in the past and then sold on exchanges which is why they weren't listed, and because I rounded up the percents not everything was shown.

A fantastic strategy. I like to do the same, and I support you 100%.

Building a strong portfolio (a good portfolio will steadily increase in value over time, no matter what happens to the individual tokens/coins inside it), deciding on what to trade, what to hold short, what mid and what long term and rolling off your investments is really a way to go.

Timing the market is the hardest thing for trading and short term holding but if you simply follow the general rule you described about when to buy and when not - it should be more or less fine.

One should also have a good tracking system - like keeping everything noted in an app like Blockfolio.
And I also suggest keeping an eye on airdrops. There were a lot of rubbish ones lately, but you can indeed earn a lot by investing nothing except a little time.

Thanks I appreciate it Smiley Yeah for sure, I track my investments on a lot of different trackers and have a excel for tax purposes.
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Indeed, in my opinion, your portfolio is indeed excellent.
But why not invest in some ICO projects? If the money invested in the ICO project accounts for 20 percent of all your money, you won't care if it goes to 0, but the benefits will be substantial.
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I don't know why are you keeping such a big part of your portfolio in ETH right now and I have some doubts about the purpose of some other coins (OMG for example) but looking backward on the crypto market I still belive in their growth. The coolest thing in your thread is that you are one of the few people that bothered to give an explanation to the logic of making investments instead of saying "this shit is good, buy it and it wil make x100". Thanks mate.
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A fantastic strategy. I like to do the same, and I support you 100%.

Building a strong portfolio (a good portfolio will steadily increase in value over time, no matter what happens to the individual tokens/coins inside it), deciding on what to trade, what to hold short, what mid and what long term and rolling off your investments is really a way to go.

Timing the market is the hardest thing for trading and short term holding but if you simply follow the general rule you described about when to buy and when not - it should be more or less fine.

One should also have a good tracking system - like keeping everything noted in an app like Blockfolio.
And I also suggest keeping an eye on airdrops. There were a lot of rubbish ones lately, but you can indeed earn a lot by investing nothing except a little time.
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“Hodl” is not a good strategy, because it assumes you have invested in a long term coin. When investing you should be evaluating the market often, and reading market and specific market news. If you just “hodl” blind it won't be very effective. If you are not going to research you should get a financial advisor.

Thanks a lot for these many tips you are sharing here. I think newbies in trading should be listening to you so they can avoid the many pitfalls and traps that are just laying around. I am not really a good trader myself that is why I love reading ideas and tips coming from someone who is already into this whole thing. As to the idea of HODLING it is for the long-term...like buying it now and just forgetting about it for some months when the value has already risen enough. The 'hodl' strategy can only work if the coin or token is really a good project so we have to avoid those 'shitcoins' around as many of them don't really have a future and just made for the pump-and-dump segment of the cryptocurrency market.


I appreciate the comment Smiley Yeah I mean the strategy can work and people can get lucky. The only issue is that most coins suck, and so if you give someone the advice of generally to hold. They generally will be holding shit coins you know? It is okay to hold, but you shouldn't hold for the sake of holding.


You forgot to add plenty of coins in there, first of all, where is Horse in there? You can easily make a x10 just if you buy that coin.

It is below $0,20 cents right now, and it is being traded on IDEX, i have already made a x5 since it got listed.


These are the type of things I am trying to avoid and have others avoid. Not that the coins are bad, I dont know them. However "easily 10x". Go get a loan from an institutional investor and become a millionaire if it is easily 10x.

niccee, thank you for incentive strage

You welcome Smiley

Thanks for  this wonderful video, it really help a lot for a new trader like me. In my opinion the top 10 or top 20 ranking on cryptocurrency market are also like a blue chip investment in stock market like they are now in a slow gain but stable for a long term investment unlike other coin are also like a penny chip where it has a higher gain but for a short term investments like pump and dump.

You are welcome Smiley Yeah they are "sort" of like them, however like I noted in the video any cryptocurrency is still very risky.
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Thanks for  this wonderful video, it really help a lot for a new trader like me. In my opinion the top 10 or top 20 ranking on cryptocurrency market are also like a blue chip investment in stock market like they are now in a slow gain but stable for a long term investment unlike other coin are also like a penny chip where it has a higher gain but for a short term investments like pump and dump.
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niccee, thank you for incentive strage
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You forgot to add plenty of coins in there, first of all, where is Horse in there? You can easily make a x10 just if you buy that coin.

It is below $0,20 cents right now, and it is being traded on IDEX, i have already made a x5 since it got listed.
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“Hodl” is not a good strategy, because it assumes you have invested in a long term coin. When investing you should be evaluating the market often, and reading market and specific market news. If you just “hodl” blind it won't be very effective. If you are not going to research you should get a financial advisor.

Thanks a lot for these many tips you are sharing here. I think newbies in trading should be listening to you so they can avoid the many pitfalls and traps that are just laying around. I am not really a good trader myself that is why I love reading ideas and tips coming from someone who is already into this whole thing. As to the idea of HODLING it is for the long-term...like buying it now and just forgetting about it for some months when the value has already risen enough. The 'hodl' strategy can only work if the coin or token is really a good project so we have to avoid those 'shitcoins' around as many of them don't really have a future and just made for the pump-and-dump segment of the cryptocurrency market.
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A good long list worth to go through. Obviously you did some homework on the coins. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks I appreciate it Smiley
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A good long list worth to go through. Obviously you did some homework on the coins. Thanks for sharing!
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My Portfolio

70% DCR
25% BTC
5% SMART

I like DCR think that this coin is very much underestimated
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for myself in the year 2018 I focus on investing in Ethereum alone because I really like this coin.

Yeah for sure, and if you can find the best Ethereum project ( which I would say is OMG ) then you can make a nice profit Smiley
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for myself in the year 2018 I focus on investing in Ethereum alone because I really like this coin.
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A good list, I agree with almost all coins, especially I like DCR think that this coin is very much underestimated

Which coins would you disagree with? Yes I am very happy that I found out about Decred Smiley
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Thanks for the excellent strategy, not often someone would like to conduct a thorough analysis in the world of crypto-currencies. I can add from myself that if there is not enough time, you can concentrate on infrastructure projects, some of them will die, but some will become unicorns. For example: EOS, Wanchain, Icon.

Thanks I appreciate the kind words Smiley

A good read bud with some solid advice. Thx for taking the time.

No problem I am glad you enjoyed it.


No WALTON?

Why bother having 1% in bitcoin?

It is more of a novelty of being able to say I own bitcoin. However if you are making a connection that 1% wont be a lot of money, its relevant.


I prefer to have a part of my portfolio in ICO's of blockchain/fintech projects. And around 5-10% in microcap coins - they have a potential to make x10-x100. This can be seen as a "shotgun" approach.

I have not been a huge ICO investor, however I have bought into a few that didnt make the list because I either sold them on an exchange or they aren't even 1%. I also make some investments in projects and things like that around cryptocurrency. Not just coins. Yeah I mean that certainly plays into the risk management, if they are going to 10-100x then that is rare and shouldnt consume a large % of your portfolio unless you just want to gamble.


you choose minimum risk bro Smiley your profit will be good and bring minimum stress for you..

I have been invested in cryptocurrency since 2011.... so I got bitcoin very cheap, and have gotten into the other currencies early. Not saying I have a ton of money, but yes I realize the market caps are high now but when I invested they weren't. So I am perfectly fine ridding them out and they still have a lot of room to grow since they cryptocurrency is undervalued. I wouldnt say "minimum stress" because cryptocurrency is very risky, regardless of if you buy bitcoin or Ethereum.
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