My personal trading strategy is to all in in shit coins. The more shitty it is the best it is. And then I ask my rich uncle to invest in it because it is the future. And I sell.
Easy profit.
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I have several years of experience in the trading business, and I must admit that the altcoin market seems especially difficult for me to perform a proper analysis following traditional methods. Therefore I have only focused on investing in traditional cryptos to hold them in the long term. Sometimes I invest in new ICOs but only small amounts that I can afford to lose.
Thanks for you answer.
Isn't ICO even more risky? How do you choose ICOs to invest in?
Cheers
I'm just investing in coins that I believe in and wait a while. After the price has reached to a point that I feel is enough - I just move them to bitcoin.
I'll keep doing this untill I have enough
I'll keep doing this untill I have enough
I have several years of experience in the trading business, and I must admit that the altcoin market seems especially difficult for me to perform a proper analysis following traditional methods. Therefore I have only focused on investing in traditional cryptos to hold them in the long term. Sometimes I invest in new ICOs but only small amounts that I can afford to lose.
My trading strategy would just be looking for coins that I expect to rise and buying them, and then holding them for a long term. You can always try hanging around the speculation portion of the forums for information (although not always correct information) and always be sure to do your own research.
If you’re looking for more fast paced trading then I’m not really your person for advice.
If you’re looking for more fast paced trading then I’m not really your person for advice.
Thanks for your answer.
Do you have a particular technique to choose which crypto you think are going to rise?
Hello all,
I am starting to day-trade on the crypto market and I was wondering what was your strategy?
For now I am just starting, I use MA, S/R levels, Fibs and RSI mainly.
What about you?
I am starting to day-trade on the crypto market and I was wondering what was your strategy?
For now I am just starting, I use MA, S/R levels, Fibs and RSI mainly.
What about you?
I don't look for indicators for my trade.
I make sure ETH is between 250 and 300 dollars, so that it's a safe band to trade it continuously.
The same for bitcoin, if it's in between 5k and 6k dollars, it's safe to keep trading it. Try to find ban zones like that.
Thanks for your answer.
So how do you choose your entry/exit point? Do you put stop-loss orders?
Hello all,
I am starting to day-trade on the crypto market and I was wondering what was your strategy?
For now I am just starting, I use MA, S/R levels, Fibs and RSI mainly.
What about you?
My trading strategy is very simple and yet really effective. I only trade with coins which have a very high trading volume to ensure liquidity if my assets. This is the most important thing to look for in the coin you want to day trade. I am starting to day-trade on the crypto market and I was wondering what was your strategy?
For now I am just starting, I use MA, S/R levels, Fibs and RSI mainly.
What about you?
Second, i only buy those coins which i think have alot of potential to grow in future. The crypto market is very volatile and anything can happen so if you choose wisely, you can also recover your trading loss by holding a progressive coin.
Fib ret (Fibonacci Retracement) is a tool used by many traders to choose the right coin to trade and you can easily use them to find a better coin. They basically use horizontal lines to indicate areas of support or resistance. You can refer to http://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/fibonacciretracement.asp for better understanding.
Thanks for your answer
Do you use other indicators? You choose a coin that has potential to be able to hold it long term in case it cause down? So you don't put stop-loss?
Hello all,
I am starting to day-trade on the crypto market and I was wondering what was your strategy?
For now I am just starting, I use MA, S/R levels, Fibs and RSI mainly.
What about you?
I am starting to day-trade on the crypto market and I was wondering what was your strategy?
For now I am just starting, I use MA, S/R levels, Fibs and RSI mainly.
What about you?
I don't look for indicators for my trade.
I make sure ETH is between 250 and 300 dollars, so that it's a safe band to trade it continuously.
The same for bitcoin, if it's in between 5k and 6k dollars, it's safe to keep trading it. Try to find ban zones like that.
Hello all,
I am starting to day-trade on the crypto market and I was wondering what was your strategy?
For now I am just starting, I use MA, S/R levels, Fibs and RSI mainly.
What about you?
My trading strategy is very simple and yet really effective. I only trade with coins which have a very high trading volume to ensure liquidity if my assets. This is the most important thing to look for in the coin you want to day trade. I am starting to day-trade on the crypto market and I was wondering what was your strategy?
For now I am just starting, I use MA, S/R levels, Fibs and RSI mainly.
What about you?
Second, i only buy those coins which i think have alot of potential to grow in future. The crypto market is very volatile and anything can happen so if you choose wisely, you can also recover your trading loss by holding a progressive coin.
Fib ret (Fibonacci Retracement) is a tool used by many traders to choose the right coin to trade and you can easily use them to find a better coin. They basically use horizontal lines to indicate areas of support or resistance. You can refer to http://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/fibonacciretracement.asp for better understanding.
My trading strategy would just be looking for coins that I expect to rise and buying them, and then holding them for a long term. You can always try hanging around the speculation portion of the forums for information (although not always correct information) and always be sure to do your own research.
If you’re looking for more fast paced trading then I’m not really your person for advice.
If you’re looking for more fast paced trading then I’m not really your person for advice.
My personal trading strategy, or should I say investment strategy, is for a long run kind of investor. I am not a very active trader because I choose to be more conservative to lessen the risk. With that, in the future since I am just starting, my strategy would put my money into different cryptocurrencies that I believe will spike up in value and price in the future (1 year or so to be exact).
And also, the trading strategy that could also apply to all is to have both fundamental and technical analysis. You need to balance everything and know both the external factors like the news and updates and also the movement of the graphs. This is what I learned in stock market trading which is kinda similar and can be applied in Bitcoin or any cryptocurrency market.
And also, the trading strategy that could also apply to all is to have both fundamental and technical analysis. You need to balance everything and know both the external factors like the news and updates and also the movement of the graphs. This is what I learned in stock market trading which is kinda similar and can be applied in Bitcoin or any cryptocurrency market.
I'm looking also for a clearer and shortest explanation as to how is fib ret/ext being analyzed in lay mans term possible. Could someone lay it out here? Would be much appreciated 
Hello all,
I am starting to day-trade on the crypto market and I was wondering what was your strategy?
For now I am just starting, I use MA, S/R levels, Fibs and RSI mainly.
What about you?
I am starting to day-trade on the crypto market and I was wondering what was your strategy?
For now I am just starting, I use MA, S/R levels, Fibs and RSI mainly.
What about you?
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