Topic: What is your strategy for hodling or selling? - page 20. (Read 3385 times)
Thank you all for the replies, we've all been learning a lot. Lets keep the ideas flowing!
Well, such as nice question that I also feel confused and curious about the answers form most bictointalk member. I myself has simple strategy. I will analyze more the coins that are appropriate for holding that have the products. Then, I will choose the right coins for trading that have very unstable price.
just to be honest, I don't have any strategy that uaed in holding or seing the coins. I just need an riht timing. yeah. example ia when the market is on color red, it is obvious that we need to hold only. it is a common sense if we sell it in the low price. so we need only to hold and we have to set a price target to get what price we want to achieve.
Well, such as nice question that I also feel confused and curious about the answers form most bictointalk member. I myself has simple strategy. I will analyze more the coins that are appropriate for holding that have the products. Then, I will choose the right coins for trading that have very unstable price.
I think investor should hold their coin in the fluctuation situation of market currently.
I don't have a specific strategy in this investment, I only do what I should do. I will hold back when prices are low and sell when prices are high. yes that's all.
precisely when all the coins in the market are crashing, I have not dared to decide to buy. my strategy is, waiting for a few coins to show an increase, then I buy to hold it. because that will give way that coins will rise higher. but if it still stays and has not shown an increase at all, it's better not to buy.
A pretty good idea, but this requires a strong instinct to take a stand. The argument must be strong and more restrained for the coin situation to come down and must be calm to get better development.
How do you spot an ATH is the point?
Will it be the last peak or will it go up more and you miss a chance to get rich. Sometimes you need to have both strategies for long term and short term. So you wont miss a great train of becoming rich.
Will it be the last peak or will it go up more and you miss a chance to get rich. Sometimes you need to have both strategies for long term and short term. So you wont miss a great train of becoming rich.
Yes, I have the same idea as you. I think this market will definitely pick up again, so I still hold my coins. Although I have lost a lot of money at the moment, I still won’t be moved to panic. I believe that as long as I keep enough Patience, in the end I can make huge profits from this market.
That's impressive, you're one of the strong ones. I wish you more strength and goodluck. 
precisely when all the coins in the market are crashing, I have not dared to decide to buy. my strategy is, waiting for a few coins to show an increase, then I buy to hold it. because that will give way that coins will rise higher. but if it still stays and has not shown an increase at all, it's better not to buy.
Yes, I have the same idea as you. I think this market will definitely pick up again, so I still hold my coins. Although I have lost a lot of money at the moment, I still won’t be moved to panic. I believe that as long as I keep enough Patience, in the end I can make huge profits from this market.
I think many investors act this way: sell when the market is going up, buy when the prices are low enough and HODL when the market is flat. It seems to be a relatively easy and reliable strategy.
Exactly, its simplicity is what I admire the most. Yet it is quite sophisticated once you can hold your horses in the face of uncertainty, which the crypto space is known for. Like DaVinci said, Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. 
While this might seem like something very intuitive, it is in fact one of the most difficult things I have noticed in the crypto world. When should I sell and when should I buy for maximum profit and minimum loss? After a lot of mishaps in this space, I have come to understand that a system, strictly followed is the key.
My own system is very simple. It doesnt matter when I buy, I could buy at an ATH or midway between an ATH and an ATL; but for the sake of security I would always sell at an ATH. This system assumes there would always be a correction following an ATH, sometimes a very damaging correction that it becomes a perceived market crash. No matter when I buy, provided I don't run into some life threatening issue, I believe there would always be a new ATH, so I wait, and I sell immediately that ATH comes. The I sit back and watch the greed and FOMO take over, wait for the correction, then buy again. Rinse and repeat. The only constant that this formula relies on is that there would always be a new ATH. So far this fact is yet to be disputed.
What is your system?
My own system is very simple. It doesnt matter when I buy, I could buy at an ATH or midway between an ATH and an ATL; but for the sake of security I would always sell at an ATH. This system assumes there would always be a correction following an ATH, sometimes a very damaging correction that it becomes a perceived market crash. No matter when I buy, provided I don't run into some life threatening issue, I believe there would always be a new ATH, so I wait, and I sell immediately that ATH comes. The I sit back and watch the greed and FOMO take over, wait for the correction, then buy again. Rinse and repeat. The only constant that this formula relies on is that there would always be a new ATH. So far this fact is yet to be disputed.
What is your system?
Everyone has his own strategy, which comes with experience, the main thing is to be confident and cool and stick to the plan.
While this might seem like something very intuitive, it is in fact one of the most difficult things I have noticed in the crypto world. When should I sell and when should I buy for maximum profit and minimum loss? After a lot of mishaps in this space, I have come to understand that a system, strictly followed is the key.
My own system is very simple. It doesnt matter when I buy, I could buy at an ATH or midway between an ATH and an ATL; but for the sake of security I would always sell at an ATH. This system assumes there would always be a correction following an ATH, sometimes a very damaging correction that it becomes a perceived market crash. No matter when I buy, provided I don't run into some life threatening issue, I believe there would always be a new ATH, so I wait, and I sell immediately that ATH comes. The I sit back and watch the greed and FOMO take over, wait for the correction, then buy again. Rinse and repeat. The only constant that this formula relies on is that there would always be a new ATH. So far this fact is yet to be disputed.
What is your system?
My own system is very simple. It doesnt matter when I buy, I could buy at an ATH or midway between an ATH and an ATL; but for the sake of security I would always sell at an ATH. This system assumes there would always be a correction following an ATH, sometimes a very damaging correction that it becomes a perceived market crash. No matter when I buy, provided I don't run into some life threatening issue, I believe there would always be a new ATH, so I wait, and I sell immediately that ATH comes. The I sit back and watch the greed and FOMO take over, wait for the correction, then buy again. Rinse and repeat. The only constant that this formula relies on is that there would always be a new ATH. So far this fact is yet to be disputed.
What is your system?
Everyone has his own strategy, which comes with experience, the main thing is to be confident and cool and stick to the plan.
I think many investors act this way: sell when the market is going up, buy when the prices are low enough and HODL when the market is flat. It seems to be a relatively easy and reliable strategy.
The majority and the truth adhere to this strategy, since it is the simplest and most effective. In this strategy, the main thing is to be able to sell and buy in time. 
I think many investors act this way: sell when the market is going up, buy when the prices are low enough and HODL when the market is flat. It seems to be a relatively easy and reliable strategy.
For me, I normally investment when the market is going up, once i buy then I will set my sell order, as market goes up, I will keep adjusting it, I will keep doing that until I sell of, once I sell of, I will set my buy order below.
I like to sell coins when they have already pumped too much. I usually see those coins plummet, so I sell them before.
My investment strategy is investing long term until the coin reach the target price I have set.
OP, I am curious to know how do you determine the ATH to sell your coins?
I dont fix prices to sell my coins because I dont know if or when they would reach that price. And that is why I'm fixing sell time with an ATH. Wouldnt you know when you were in an ATH? Its simple, its the highest price the coin has ever been. For instance if btc rallies all the way to 15k, I wouldnt sell because the ATH is ~20k, but if I wake up tomorrow and see it at 21k, I'll sell it and wait. Now dont get me wrong, it might go up to even 30k after I sold, and I might be a little pissed, but I will wait for when it falls back to say 12k and buy again.OP, I am curious to know how do you determine the ATH to sell your coins?
The current price range of btc is the actual current price because it has been on that range for a while. Even if a bullish run comes ahead and shoots it up to 30k, it might remain there for 2 weeks or so, but eventually it would wobble down to its equilibrium price which by then might be 12k. So it stays at 12k for like 5 or 6 months or maybe even only 1 month before another rally comes ahead and drives it up to say, 50k. Then it corrects again and this process continues until one day we wake up and find btc's equilibrium price to be 30k. But there would be some glorious Highs and painful Lows before that time.
While this might seem like something very intuitive, it is in fact one of the most difficult things I have noticed in the crypto world. When should I sell and when should I buy for maximum profit and minimum loss? After a lot of mishaps in this space, I have come to understand that a system, strictly followed is the key.
My own system is very simple. It doesnt matter when I buy, I could buy at an ATH or midway between an ATH and an ATL; but for the sake of security I would always sell at an ATH. This system assumes there would always be a correction following an ATH, sometimes a very damaging correction that it becomes a perceived market crash. No matter when I buy, provided I don't run into some life threatening issue, I believe there would always be a new ATH, so I wait, and I sell immediately that ATH comes. The I sit back and watch the greed and FOMO take over, wait for the correction, then buy again. Rinse and repeat. The only constant that this formula relies on is that there would always be a new ATH. So far this fact is yet to be disputed.
What is your system?
Market is a really tricky place. I don't have a plan to be honest. I am selling when I see that price is more or less high. It can go down or high at any moment, you can not predict it for 100%. So, I am not taking a risk. If a price is low, I am just holding till the better days. My own system is very simple. It doesnt matter when I buy, I could buy at an ATH or midway between an ATH and an ATL; but for the sake of security I would always sell at an ATH. This system assumes there would always be a correction following an ATH, sometimes a very damaging correction that it becomes a perceived market crash. No matter when I buy, provided I don't run into some life threatening issue, I believe there would always be a new ATH, so I wait, and I sell immediately that ATH comes. The I sit back and watch the greed and FOMO take over, wait for the correction, then buy again. Rinse and repeat. The only constant that this formula relies on is that there would always be a new ATH. So far this fact is yet to be disputed.
What is your system?
I'm now getting into Bitcoin to ride the initial wave up. When I think the alts are looking like they want to pop I'm going to jump off Bitcoin and into alts. When the alts look high I'm going to Jump into Tether, When the crash happens back into Bitcoin. What could go wrong.
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