Is anybody here still buying?
Of course.
If the price goes down, then buy, and if the price goes up then sell.
The price has been going up and down in the past two days... so just apply the formula.
That's day trading. That's madness. I'd get r0ached for sure.
You do not have to call it day trading because it depends on the spread of your buy/sell increments. Of course, it is better to practice with smaller increments, and then as you get used to the practice and you stack up your orders on each side, then you can just sit back and if your increments are large enough, you might not need to do anything for several days, and perhaps weeks at a time.
Currently my increments are $500, so they are executing fairly frequently; however, you could have increments of $1000 or $1500 or some other amount. I would suggest an amount lower than mine to practice, and then thereafter, once you have practiced a bit to increase your increments. Good luck (even though you sound very disinclined to take these kinds of measures and you would rather worry your little bot head off
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Been doing this the part couple of days successfully increasing what I put in, pennies at a time.
I have an understanding of stop sell orders and of course instant orders... What I want is "when prove rises to x buy" but not sure how to do... On stamp, mind.
To me, that does not sound like the correct mindset for what I am saying and for preparing your portfolio for either price direction.
Accordingly, what you are doing seems to be attempting to figure out what the market is going to do, and none of us really knows.. therefore, you should be largely doing the same thing no matter what, and just making little tweaks on the margin... if you want to accumulate more BTC, then you buy a bit more on the dips. and if you want to prepare a little better for dips, then you sell a bit more on the way up.. None of these moves of tweaking should be major in terms of the value of your whole BTC portfolio, unless for instance you happen to win the lottery or something like that, which would cause you to have a sudden influx of cash that could change your ratios and your plan and/or strategy a bit more than usual.
