I am an investor but that does make me an expert? I would say no. But I've got the experience on what should I do during the bears and bulls. It is the factor that gives us an advantage because we know how to react and what shall be done especially if the market doesn't look good.
While some are in panic during the corrections, investors are acting accordingly through buying because we know what's going to be the next scenario after it.
We should bear our emotional side during bear market, because if we can't handle it and overcome fears there's a tendency that we're going to lose. Unpredictable market is what you're pertaining to so we shouldn't allow all negative thoughts lingers in our mind, it's a huge factors that affects our decision. Often time the market corrections made things worst if you can manage to control yourself on different situations.
Bear or bulls, it's all about how you'll act during those seasons for each trade you do or for each investment that you buy. Negative thoughts are inevitable and as I've said, it's how you deal with it but with experience, it should be nothing to you anymore because you've dealt with it for years and that should be enough for you to stay calm if you're pertaining to the bears that you don't want.
It's about the convenience that investment can give to you. It always ends up with long term benefits because you have a long term vision with your investments. If you want to take with the short term, it's also okay and you have to be that active in the market, do some daily trading or weekly or monthly. What I can advise you is to at least keep 5%-10% of your salary and put that into bitcoin. If you can't do that much in percentage then 1%-5% or any amount will do and keep doing that when you have money, do the dollar cost averaging strategy. That strategy is effective even a bear market sudden comes out.
In short this is actually on personal preference because we would surely stick into something that really gives us more convenience or really make use comfortable of our investments.
Some would be finding that taking it for short term is much more worthy and some do see or find that holding is much better than on actively trading just because they do lack up
some knowledge and skills on dealing with the market.Its on how you do really engage and on how you do look on what will really be beneficial for you or would really
align into your capacity.
Yes, that's it. We have our own comfort zone and as well a way of dealing with the situation. If you're up to short term and that's your thing, it's where you have to focus. But if you're good and just fine having a long waiting game then you should stick to your long term plans.