I'm honestly surprised though that people's idea of future success of a coin/stock/etc is based on its recent price performance. I think this ideology comes from stock brokers trying to increase the trading frequency so that they can make gains on trading fees and then the rest of wall street just follows these ideas and publish TA etc. Does anyone look at the fundamentals and invest for the long term gains anymore?
2 years ago I day traded stock and came out with 16% gains over the year, which I was happy with and then paid short term capitals gains...which I was unhappy with.
Last year I just put my money in an index fund, made 14% effortlessly and when I sell I will pay long term capital gains tax, both of which are much more convenient.
I ended up saving time, paid less in taxes, paid less in transaction costs and had a higher net gain.
Look at the fundamentals of Monero and determine if $0.33/XMR is at, above or below its current and future value and plan to buy/sell/hold accordingly.
I sure wish I bought bitcoin at $0.33/BTC