What is your best investment strategy? - page 57.

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Quote from: NathanJB on July 07, 2017, 01:59:00 AM

As of now, bitcoin is just another investment. I haven't earned much profit from it either. That's why investment from bitcoin earnings is not a problem for me right now. But yes, there are a lot of scams here. For my case, I trade with some alts that I think are going up.

It's your job as an investor to tell what are the scam projects, there's a lot in altcoins market but there a lot of opportunities there.
With enough knowledge and continues research of whatever you are investing, I guess you will be able to find success.

We should do a lot of research before investing into something because investing is not a joke and it involves with money and we know that money is one of the important thing in life. If you are lazy in researching then investing is not good for you because you will not able to find a good project to invest and you can easily experience scam.

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Yes of course it is the science and skill, because if it's just relying on luck, then certainly speculation and erratic earnings, the best strategy is need experience such as trading.

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Ive also invested in those kinds of platforms in past i got scammed multiple times then ive tried cloud mining sites and realize that it was not profitable and ended up losing my money/bitcoin in investing on it. So i decided to try some micro earnings online like faucet, ptc, blogging and doing some other small task that will make me money online but it was just a waste of time as i was just making a little money on the process and it was just tiring and not profitable then i started to look for more ways/method to earn money online after that i found this forum site called bitcointalk that has multiple ways to earn bitcoin, so i did earning $15-30 weekly isn't that bad.

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Quote from: Abiky on March 05, 2016, 05:36:19 PM

The crypto world can become unpredictable sometimes, making our choices of investing into it, a very limited one. From scams to ponzis, there have been many losses from investors, yet making it very difficult to find a reliable investment.

But on the bright side, you could still invest into assets and commodities with your crypto like Gold and Silver. Then, if done right you could profit along the way with a good strategy.

As for me, I only decide to invest into gold (by exchanging BTC to Gold) and into some NXT and BURST assets.

What would be your investment strategy? Please share your tips, advice, or any good strategy you would use to safeguard your crypto investments.

I do not understand what your investment strategy is but for me, those strategies are completely pointless when you invest in Bitcoin. You can also wait for the Bitcoin price to fall and buy it, but I think Bitcoin prices are rising. Besides, you can also invest in some other type of Alt Coin, though its price is low but it will have potential in the future.

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Quote from: NathanJB on July 07, 2017, 01:59:00 AM

As of now, bitcoin is just another investment. I haven't earned much profit from it either. That's why investment from bitcoin earnings is not a problem for me right now. But yes, there are a lot of scams here. For my case, I trade with some alts that I think are going up.

It's your job as an investor to tell what are the scam projects, there's a lot in altcoins market but there a lot of opportunities there.
With enough knowledge and continues research of whatever you are investing, I guess you will be able to find success.

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Well it depends on what kind of investment we are talking to. If my investment is only for short term and for an easy money per se, Then I would buy BTC for example whenever the rates are low then sell once it got up for like 10%. If for a long term investment, I would invest it on stocks or in a Life plan. Well I guess it's much better to invest it on a Life Plan since you already have the assurance you will a money in 5-10 years.

Since I'm currently engaged on both, I focused myself on my Stocks in the market. I always check if there's a sudden drop or sudden rise, this helps me if whether I need to sell my current and invest to another.

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As of now, bitcoin is just another investment. I haven't earned much profit from it either. That's why investment from bitcoin earnings is not a problem for me right now. But yes, there are a lot of scams here. For my case, I trade with some alts that I think are going up.

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I think for bitcoin and other crypto, you need a long-term investment strategy, buy it while the price goes down and hold it. If you look at the amount of BUY positions over SELL positions, be prepared for a high price, otherwise, be prepared for a low price, that's my opinion.

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Quote from: ankit10 on July 07, 2017, 12:58:46 AM

Buy at low price and sell it on high price is great way to get good profit. But sometime its very bad experience for me I just buy some bitcoin ( 0.00) but suddenly price of bitcoin goes down at that time felt very bad on my decision. But price of bitcoin suddenly increase and got my bitvoin back at same price.
( it shows invest only amount, which notbhurt your upcoming on ongoing problems)
I invest mainly in etc and ETH ( ETH is first choice

I agree with you What exactly is the main thing to choose first investments in which you think will be very relevant. But the fact is that you have to wait always where to put money, when the price is a little missed. So you can invest in Bitcoin but buy the coins you need to wait for when the price fluctuations cause them to weaken a little.

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Buy at low price and sell it on high price is great way to get good profit. But sometime its very bad experience for me I just buy some bitcoin ( 0.00) but suddenly price of bitcoin goes down at that time felt very bad on my decision. But price of bitcoin suddenly increase and got my bitvoin back at same price.
( it shows invest only amount, which notbhurt your upcoming on ongoing problems)
I invest mainly in etc and ETH ( ETH is first choice

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Quote from: richardsNY on March 05, 2016, 05:59:18 PM

I don't really have a strategy that I use. I just buy some Bitcoins every now and then when the price has gone down to hold for the long term. That's all I do at the moment. I am not even trading. It's purely holding what I do. I am so happy with my Bitcoin investment that I never look into any other investment. Bitcoin is more than enough for me as I believe in its full future potential.

Yes, I think so, I also believe that the potential for future development of bitcoin, perhaps after that bitcoin price will increase significantly compared to now. Trust it and be smart with the bitcoin you have.

The smart thing to do is very simple, just buy low and sell high, you can easily do that if you trust bitcoin since the price
is volatile and any moment we can see a price dump that offers opportunity to buy cheap.

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Quote from: richardsNY on March 05, 2016, 05:59:18 PM

I don't really have a strategy that I use. I just buy some Bitcoins every now and then when the price has gone down to hold for the long term. That's all I do at the moment. I am not even trading. It's purely holding what I do. I am so happy with my Bitcoin investment that I never look into any other investment. Bitcoin is more than enough for me as I believe in its full future potential.

Yes, I think so, I also believe that the potential for future development of bitcoin, perhaps after that bitcoin price will increase significantly compared to now. Trust it and be smart with the bitcoin you have.

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Quote from: Vasilije69 on July 06, 2017, 09:56:02 PM

Simple: Choose some potential cryptocurrency which you think is good investment for long time, wait until it goes down and reach low price, then buy many of it, stack it in your wallet, and wait right time for selling.

That's a good method but the crucial thing is the implementation, it's easy to buy and hold but the process in choosing the right investment
for you is the hard part. We have to study whatever we will buy in order to give full confidence on our plan and we will not
be easily panic in the future since not only good news are what we hear but bad news as well.

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Simple: Choose some potential cryptocurrency which you think is good investment for long time, wait until it goes down and reach low price, then buy many of it, stack it in your wallet, and wait right time for selling.

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Buying Bitcoin and holding it is one of my best investment strategies. We all know that bitcoin market is yet to be fully saturated and is starting to get acknowledge by different countries. Once it gets the level of saturation we can see how Bitcoin price will grow as people flocks in and join the Bitcoin community. There maybe hiccups but I am sure that bitcoin will eventually get to the price value where most of us are thinking.

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The best investment strategy is to buy Bitcoin and HODL!!!

I do not even hope that someone can tell about their best articles and about investments. The point is that it is necessary to make a personal matter and it seems to me that if someone wants to share something, then very little information.

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Though I don't have a strategy yet because I am just new in this, I think the best investment strategy is to control your pay out in any investments. Don't put all your decks in just a single investment. You may put at least 10-25% of your money in one investment just to insure that if your investment doesn't work, you have the rest to try another. Also, you may wait for the moment wherein the price of account drops so you can be able to buy several accounts to put as an investment. Strategy in this type of cryptocurrency depends on the user. Just be wise to gain more money.

Agree. Never put all your eggs in a single basket. Thus, you should always diversify your investment into other assets to help spread and minimize the risks to ensure your financial success.

Not every strategy works for any people, so you would need to devise your own ways to get up and running towards becoming financially free with your investment decisions. Always make a research about a specific asset, commodity or cryptocurrency before making your investment. Also, you can take advice from financial experts to guide you in every decision you make with your capital.

Whatever you do, spend your money wisely to help make it grow in the future instead of becoming bankrupt with the bad decisions made within your financial life. Just my opinion.

if I were ever to get into investing, first I wouldn't be investing all of my available money, I'd save about 40% or even 30% just to have something to cover the loss if it comes to it.

to me i am not welling to invest all my money in bitcoin i will like to invest 70% of my assets in bitcoin, and will save the rest of the money, because i want to keep safe some of my money.

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Quote from: Tyrantt on July 03, 2017, 04:24:32 PM

if I were ever to get into investing, first I wouldn't be investing all of my available money, I'd save about 40% or even 30% just to have something to cover the loss if it comes to it.

Not bad, mate. It is always best to take portions of your income to invest it into things that will help make your capital grow in the future. Because if you only depend on saving your money, you won't be able to make it grow, to lead your way towards financial success.

Diversifying is key here towards making a successful investment, and if you stick to it, you will have no problem when something undesired happens. Always be prepared for the worse and follow advice from the experts to ensure your wealth in the future. Just my opinion.

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my best investment strategy with Bitcoin is to store Bitcoin in a secret place. Remember storing Bitcoin is also and investment which can give you a much higher return then any other conventional investment. So instead of wasting your Bitcoin for mobile recharge or grocery billing you better store it.

I have tried p2p lending as well but most of the time people used to scam. So I am currently active in Bitcoin trading and storing which I believe will take my life style to a different level in future.

I don't quite agree that it is considered wasting your bitcoin if you use it as a currency, because that is what it is primarily created for. What I do is allot a portiin of my bitcoins for holding and a portion also for spending. If everyone just holds their bitcoins andcthere is nothing leftcin circulation, it would defeat the purpose of its creation.

What it was created for and what it is used for has diverged. It was intended as a currency, but use and interest in bitcoin largely falls in the realm of speculative investing and profiting off price volatility. By volume, you could say that nobody seriously considers it as a currency. The business transactions it is legitimately used for are often to get around gambling restrictions placed on state-issued fiat currencies, or national anti-gambling laws. Most merchants who accept bitcoin only offer it to meet a niche demand, they do not hold or deal in bitcoins. They use third-party services to accept bitcoin on their behalf and instantly exchange it to fiat so they don't suffer any price volatility that plagues bitcoin

I've been telling basically the same for years

In reply to claims that Bitcoin adoption is "slowly but steadily increasing" between merchants. Nevertheless, having said that, I still keep to the opinion that the major cause for the lack of widescale and wildscale adoption is Bitcoin requirement to wait long minutes (sometimes even hours) before transaction confirmation. If Bitcoin would have been instant, that would help a lot in this aspect as well as help stabilize prices. Prices would be lower than now (for pretty simple reasons), but they would be more stable overall

I would gladly trade the high volatility for a lower and more stable price. If I had the choice between bitcoin being trading between $2500 and $3000 and being between $1750 and $1755 dollars, I would take the lower price range. The difference is huge. I would be poorer in dollar terms by quite a lot, but the wild price swings in that scenario makes bitcoin relatively useless for commerce and business. Under the second scenario, the bitcoins are worth a lot less, but trade in a small enough range that they could be useful for both commerce and business by allowing people to have a reliable expectation of what their bitcoin holdings are worth. That's what I crave most from btc

But the price stability is not possible without acceptance of Bitcoin by merchants and businesses

So it is sort of vicious circle, i.e. Bitcoin won't be stable until truly accepted by merchants at a larger scale, but merchants are not going to massively accept it until it becomes stable on its own. That's why instant and low fee transactions are so important since they could, at least, theoretically, help break this self-feeding loop of instability. Though this is not guaranteed either. Businesses will go for Bitcoin only if it turns to be more usable, convenient and handy than fiat, not necessarily better than the US dollar (this is a tough task) but at least better than local currencies that businesses are mostly transacting with

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Quote from: deisik on April 29, 2017, 06:20:06 AM

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Quote from: Doms on December 03, 2016, 07:33:53 AM

Quote from: avikz on December 03, 2016, 07:11:00 AM

my best investment strategy with Bitcoin is to store Bitcoin in a secret place. Remember storing Bitcoin is also and investment which can give you a much higher return then any other conventional investment. So instead of wasting your Bitcoin for mobile recharge or grocery billing you better store it.

I have tried p2p lending as well but most of the time people used to scam. So I am currently active in Bitcoin trading and storing which I believe will take my life style to a different level in future.

I don't quite agree that it is considered wasting your bitcoin if you use it as a currency, because that is what it is primarily created for. What I do is allot a portiin of my bitcoins for holding and a portion also for spending. If everyone just holds their bitcoins andcthere is nothing leftcin circulation, it would defeat the purpose of its creation.

What it was created for and what it is used for has diverged. It was intended as a currency, but use and interest in bitcoin largely falls in the realm of speculative investing and profiting off price volatility. By volume, you could say that nobody seriously considers it as a currency. The business transactions it is legitimately used for are often to get around gambling restrictions placed on state-issued fiat currencies, or national anti-gambling laws. Most merchants who accept bitcoin only offer it to meet a niche demand, they do not hold or deal in bitcoins. They use third-party services to accept bitcoin on their behalf and instantly exchange it to fiat so they don't suffer any price volatility that plagues bitcoin

I've been telling basically the same for years

In reply to claims that Bitcoin adoption is "slowly but steadily increasing" between merchants. Nevertheless, having said that, I still keep to the opinion that the major cause for the lack of widescale and wildscale adoption is Bitcoin requirement to wait long minutes (sometimes even hours) before transaction confirmation. If Bitcoin would have been instant, that would help a lot in this aspect as well as help stabilize prices. Prices would be lower than now (for pretty simple reasons), but they would be more stable overall

I would gladly trade the high volatility for a lower and more stable price. If I had the choice between bitcoin being trading between $2500 and $3000 and being between $1750 and $1755 dollars, I would take the lower price range. The difference is huge. I would be poorer in dollar terms by quite a lot, but the wild price swings in that scenario makes bitcoin relatively useless for commerce and business. Under the second scenario, the bitcoins are worth a lot less, but trade in a small enough range that they could be useful for both commerce and business by allowing people to have a reliable expectation of what their bitcoin holdings are worth. That's what I crave most from btc.

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