Hi all,
I have a really simple question or so seems to me cause i am a crypto noob.
I really do not understand why almost everybody suggest to hold when there is a dip or correction.
With my simple noob logic i think that when there is a dip someone could sell at the start of the dip or do something else (e.g. buy tether y i know the rumors or something similar anyway) and then buy again later when the correction has stop or decrease.
Obviously no one knows when there is a many days dip and when it will end in order to buy but even so one can save much money just for sell and buy in between even without predict the absolute start and end of a dip.
I hold as everyone suggests but i now realise that if i had sell even a couple days before even yesterday-and not right after the start of the dip and buy lets say now i would have save a bunch of money relatively with what i am doing now which is hold.
I really must be missing something since i am crypto noob orelse i cannot explain why everyone suggest hold while i fear that real pros are doing the oppossite.
I would like to ask only experienced people who know what they are talking about to give their opinions cause i am fed up reading pseudo crypto pros everywhere around. I bet many of you understand what i mean. Everybody has become a crypto pro . Well i am a crypto noob and i need your heads up.
Thank you for your time reading this and excuse my lame English.
Regards.
Others and I, myself, suggest to hold because we believe you have lost nothing UNTIL you cash out your Bitcoins and convert the same to fiat currency. It is only when you realize your money that you may very well assess if you have profited or lost. Until such time, it is inaccurate to foretell assumptions. You know, if you are into investing, you should know very well that the amount you have invested may turn negative or positive depending on the current market situation. This is a natural phenomena in all investments, only that in the world of cryptos, the price fluctuations are more volatile (playful). Hence, what experienced investors do is not mind the price fluctuations like newbies do. They address the situation technically thus having a resolve at the end of every business day. This is what draws the line between experienced investors from newbies. You have got to learn to sleep it out, and let your money work for you. If it works out for the good, then good; if not, it is in the nature of the risk you are assuming. So, it is all good.