Damn, you guys need to learn how things works ! Let's say you have 100$. You buy 100$ worth of smth-coin, but you do it with margin. Let's say, you have a x2 margin, well, you then proceed to put all your money on the margin account, and buy 100$ from that. What you did is, you invested 100$, you are holding, and still have 100$ in case of collateral. If it goes up soon after you bought, then sell ! I mean, like, 3 / 5 / 10 %, depending on your feeling about this. If it goes down, you still have 100$ in your pocket, so, best thing to do is buy again, at that low price.
By doing that, you lower the equity threshold at the pondered sum between your two calls. If you bought 100$ again, you will only need a half-recover to have equity. If you go back to the original price, you have won half of the difference between your first and second buy. If it goes up, you will have 50% more gains than if you did not proceed like that.
And by proceeding like that, you have the same risk as investing without margin, but you can gain tremendously on dips. The ones you don't expect when you wake up in the morning.
Every day when i wake up, i smile, whether it is up or down :p
