Topic: WHICH GROUP DO YOU BELONG HERE - page 7. (Read 1549 times)
I want become bear's group where as fast to get profit without care for investing in long term, I don't care about price at the future will higher but getting profit every day is my destination.
BULL'S GROUP - always putting money into the market and does not take out often, more like long term investor.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
BEAR'S GROUP!! because my when I trade I am just doing a minute-hour trades and taking the profit just like that, I am making an everyday trade because I think that is more profitable, but I have bitcoin savings for long term basis. but what I actually do is day trade. For me I feel balance but I enjoy my day trading. BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
Your definition of a bull and a bear is person and not a real definition maybe you should have use "holder" or other technical language, one can be bullish and still go ahead and sell, while plotting a death trap graph for his followers.
Some interesting responses here. Seems mostly young people are the believers in crypto but they often don't have very much money if any to put toward investing. The older people tend not to believe in crypto and they have more money but are less likely to invest in crypto. Both generations are missing the opportunity, except for the minority that are young and able or old and inclined. I suspect if you invest now, even small amounts, you will be part of the wealthy elite in the coming decades.
BULL'S GROUP - always putting money into the market and does not take out often, more like long term investor.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
I'm a long term investor but I think I don't I belong into the bull's group. I just invested once 2 years ago and let it on my wallet until next year. I saw bitcoin when it was only 400$. I can't afford to always buy bitcoin with my current income so what I bought is only what I'll have in the future.
I think it is not a proper way of calling it as a Bulls and Bear group. We can instead call them as a long/short trader groups. Just as simple as that. And if you are asking me which group am I belong, well -both! Been doing long term investments to the major coins and some short trades in bitmex and with the other altcoins. I prefer some long term trades, less hassle and really needs long patience before the target profits will gonna hit.
I see being part of the bull's group but I can't say I usually put more money constantly.
Instead I tend not to take out the ones I invest too often. Though few times, I tends to fall in bearish but in a lower percentage.
One problem I encounter as a bear is finding it difficult to buy back when the price is high.
Instead I tend not to take out the ones I invest too often. Though few times, I tends to fall in bearish but in a lower percentage.
One problem I encounter as a bear is finding it difficult to buy back when the price is high.
Following the explanation of these definitions (as you give it here), I belong to two of these groups. I will explain: simply certain tokens are good for short positions, and they are perfect alts for day trading. At the same time, I believe that Bitcoin is going to gain all the time, and in 4-5 years it can cost hundreds of thousands if not more. Thus, I invest in it and become a hodler, belonging to the bull group.
So I think most people will do both even though they are more focused on one group but at least they will do both because of the difference of each token and coin. Making you just one group about this I don't think is the best way because we should have at least some income in the near future. BULL'S GROUP - always putting money into the market and does not take out often, more like long term investor.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
Following the explanation of these definitions (as you give it here), I belong to two of these groups. I will explain: simply certain tokens are good for short positions, and they are perfect alts for day trading. At the same time, I believe that Bitcoin is going to gain all the time, and in 4-5 years it can cost hundreds of thousands if not more. Thus, I invest in it and become a hodler, belonging to the bull group.
BULL'S GROUP - always putting money into the market and does not take out often, more like long term investor.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
Based on your definition, I'm Bull group, not that I haven't taken out money from the market, but I seldomly take out money from the market, BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
I'm in for the long term profits, I've been accumulating just only bitcoin, and looking forward in trying to accumulate some good altcoins also, I'm in for the tech and next revolution that bitcoin is gonna bring, I'm not in it for the interest of making money alone,
Only if one could see the future price of bitcoin lots of investors will also think about the long term investment and not for quick bucks
I think those who are usually always changing their coin to fiat after every bull run are the ones we can call the bears, because those ones purposely came for a short term trade and always crashes the market anytime it tried to rise up back to its usual position where is stop the last time it reaches all time high, like one of my friend said, by now, if not for these second group that I call mini bears, I am sure we ought to have crossed over to $20k territory by now and already start looking at another one.
BULL'S GROUP - always putting money into the market and does not take out often, more like long term investor.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
Based on your definition, I'm Bull group, not that I haven't taken out money from the market, but I seldomly take out money from the market, BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
I'm in for the long term profits, I've been accumulating just only bitcoin, and looking forward in trying to accumulate some good altcoins also, I'm in for the tech and next revolution that bitcoin is gonna bring, I'm not in it for the interest of making money alone,
Only if one could see the future price of bitcoin lots of investors will also think about the long term investment and not for quick bucks
I think I belong to the Bull's one, trust me I haven't taken out money from the market yet.. I believe in long term investments till it's legal in the market .
The government is actually making it hard for the people like me to hold money in terms of bitcoins but still the fact that it's not centralized means we can expect some good things ... If we don't wanna take out money from the market then we won't ... We could just transfer overseas ...but still nothing better than banks helping us out ..in trading.
The government is actually making it hard for the people like me to hold money in terms of bitcoins but still the fact that it's not centralized means we can expect some good things ... If we don't wanna take out money from the market then we won't ... We could just transfer overseas ...but still nothing better than banks helping us out ..in trading.
BULL'S GROUP - always putting money into the market and does not take out often, more like long term investor.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
I am in either of the two groups, I view bitcoin as a transactional mode other than an investment avenue because of its high-risk status. It might make sense to a speculator in the game for a quick buck or someone/group with a long term strategy where they just buy and hold for a long term like the Winklevosses BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
BULL'S GROUP - always putting money into the market and does not take out often, more like long term investor.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
I'm in a group one, I believe, the market will get better eventually if you invest in the right coins in the market, I am more for a long term investment, although I also invest in a pump and dump coin but the profit is much higher if you invest long term in a good coin.
I also prefer a long term investment which is a relaxed way of growing money in crypto. Nonetheless, holding too much does not always bring good fortune. So we should choose which coin is best for a long term and which is for a short term investment.
BULL'S GROUP - always putting money into the market and does not take out often, more like long term investor.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
I'm in a group one, I believe, the market will get better eventually if you invest in the right coins in the market, I am more for a long term investment, although I also invest in a pump and dump coin but the profit is much higher if you invest long term in a good coin.
I am not sure if I belong to that group or not, but if the price of the coins I want to buy is down, I buy it for some amount. And if the price can increase 2x from the price I bought, I will sell it right away because I think after the price reaches the highest price, the price will be down for a moment. So maybe I belong in that both group, but I am following the situations at the market, and I am trying to take benefits from the situations for myself. But both in that group or not, as long as we can make a profit, then it doesn't matter at all.
Yes. It does not matter which group we belong as long as we know exactly how we can make profits with this volatile market. We can be in a bull group and at the same time in a bearish group because we are not making only one investment but more than that. One thing i believe is that as long as you are a good trader and an experienced one, you will eventually make profits whether you're in a long term or short term investment.
It also depends on the currency we are talking about as well. For example I am a bear when it comes to dollar because I believe it will devalue even faster for the foreseeable future, there is absolutely nothing being done about improving the worth of dollar so it will get lower and lower from now on (inflation always existed but it will become faster). There was a running joke about how if we keep this up we will buy a gum for a million dollars, that won't be too long in the future, in 50-60 years that might become a reality.
Aside from that I am bear in many of the scam coins that is going around as well, people created millions of coins but none of them actually worth anything, they will become zero and go away. However when it comes to bitcoin and some good altcoins, I am bull about them.
Aside from that I am bear in many of the scam coins that is going around as well, people created millions of coins but none of them actually worth anything, they will become zero and go away. However when it comes to bitcoin and some good altcoins, I am bull about them.
BULL'S GROUP - always putting money into the market and does not take out often, more like long term investor.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
BEAR'S GROUP - always taking money out of the market often, more like only interested in making money in a short while, i mean short term investors.
I'm 70% in the BULL'S GROUP because of history, tells us that if you are holding a good coin it's only a matter of time that you will have a good profit when the bull trend comes, I've done it putting money whenever I can when all the coins I've believe are almost on their floor price.
30% BEAR'S GROUP I cannot the fact that there are coins that are made for short term profit, some of these are on their crowdfunding stage like IEO or ICO.
if you know how to investment in the bear market and the bull market, you have a good chance of making a profit, yes it takes time and study but it's worth it.
I am not sure if I belong to that group or not, but if the price of the coins I want to buy is down, I buy it for some amount. And if the price can increase 2x from the price I bought, I will sell it right away because I think after the price reaches the highest price, the price will be down for a moment. So maybe I belong in that both group, but I am following the situations at the market, and I am trying to take benefits from the situations for myself. But both in that group or not, as long as we can make a profit, then it doesn't matter at all.
But I do actively trade in daily basis too , which group am I?
You are in a daily trader group, obviously
Daily traders and those who come close to them in terms of how much they trade can be both bulls and bears depending on the state of the market at the moment. If the market is down, it can be more profitable to be on the sell side of trade, i.e. to be a cautious bear. When the market turns around, you can change sides too along with it and now be an aggressive bull. Moreover, you can in fact be a bull and a bear at the same time even with the same coin. It is called hedging, so it is kind of neither here nor there
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