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It's all good.Take it easy fellas lol.
Maybe this is why my phone autocorrects btc to bro haha.
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Free registration at the forum removes this block.It's all good.Take it easy fellas lol.
Maybe this is why my phone autocorrects btc to bro haha.
Which is it - Mansfield or Medina? You edited. And why are you talking like hulk hogan? If it's Medina, your demographics are pretty ugly. You guys don't make too much out there and you are way overcrowded! I can see why you have an attitude. Population over 700% to Ohio. You should take MJ's advice and bail to happier lands. Where I'm going is a much more relaxed part of OH.I got no problem telling you that to your face. Medina. Brother. Pm me if u wanna meet. I'm 5 seconds off of 71. Brother.
@James Fend Your strategy should have worked out beautifully today if it is anything like mine. Unfortunately I missed the opportunity today for the super cheap door buster sales on BTC and LTC. The ride may not be over yet, jury is still out.
Have a good solid written trading plan and stick to it.
HA HA LMAO I've actually talked to people like this . I'm no expert but this sounds like dot com talk back in 90s.
The alt explosion is just beginning. So much money is flowing into them from across the globe. 1000%+ gains in a week. Makes BTC look like a chump.checking on alts like
Now I see where the confusion is. In technical analysis, every period gets drawn with a new type of marker. And then the period's activity gets illustrated within each of these markers. The marker could be a line, a bar, and something that's called a candlestick and there's a few others. Now these markers can get broken down into larger and smaller time segments or other quantifiable segments. They can be broken down to single minutes or other small scales and greater like days, weeks, months, years etc. .Actually, it doesn't make sense.
Also doesn't make sense how you keep you the term "closing" price -- crytpo markets don't close, so I don't know what a closing price is in this market.
Actually I said to watch for 14,000 and the relation to it (based on the daily marker as that's usually how these are discussed). And I use "ish" "14,000ish" because to hit an exact on the dot isn't ever going to be a constant thing. I then followed up with 12,000ish and 11,5 was hit. I was looking at this as a 'thereafter' but the volatility is huge in btc and it didn't want to wait a day! It happens all the time and I don't watch this thing religiously.As for your prediction, you called 14,000 as a potential bottom, but hedged by saying that if 14,000 was hit, 12,000 could be the bottom and then the real bottom was 11,500. Basically, no matter where the bottom was (assuming it was anywhere between 11,000 and 15,000), you could claim that your prediction was accurate. That's a 30% margin...I can often predict stuff within 30% as well, and I have no TA skills whatsoever.
Now I see where the confusion is. In technical analysis, every period gets drawn with a new type of marker. And then the period's activity gets illustrated within each of these markers. The marker could be a line, a bar, and something that's called a candlestick and there's a few others. Now these markers can get broken down into larger and smaller time segments or other quantifiable segments. They can be broken down to single minutes or other small scales and greater like days, weeks, months, years etc. .
In the internet based charting I used with btc, the daily marker ended (closed) at 6:59 est and the new marker began (opened) at 7pm. These markers when combined together tell a story. My call from 2 days ago was based on this. Fundamentalists and technicians most times seems to disagree on each other's way, but there's designations for both.
Actually I said to watch for 14,000 and the relation to it (based on the daily marker as that's usually how these are discussed). And I use "ish" "14,000ish" because to hit an exact on the dot isn't ever going to be a constant thing. I then followed up with 12,000ish and 11,5 was hit. I was looking at this as a 'thereafter' but the volatility is huge in btc and it didn't want to wait a day! It happens all the time and I don't watch this thing religiously.
Regardless, I was just trying to help out by sharing how I read it. Nothing more nothing less. It's Christmas time and I thought I was doing a good deed here. But emotions do run high when value and volatility meet. So my apologies go out to anyone I offended.
FWIW, it is still in an uptrend. And I'd be more than happy to say when I see a confirmation in trend change, if anyone's interested that is. Otherwise, there's too much emotion running in this for me and I've got other things on my plate. I'm stepping out of this thread guys. Again, was just trying to help. And my calls were based on very specific things that are universal amongst anything that can be gauged with markers.
Happy Holidays folks!
My 100k "F*ck you pot" grew into a serious pot in a few months...thank you altcoins
My 100k "F*ck you pot" grew into a serious pot in a few months...thank you altcoins
Man, i really wish i understood this crypto thing
Myetherwallet supports several alt coins, for those coins that are not supported by MEW I just go to the official website and search for recommendations.For those holding multiple altcoins which wallet(s) are you using? I am having trouble finding web or software wallets that will take some of my coins.
Only speaking for myself (and most certainly not referring to Coalission in this post -- I think he clearly knows this industry well), I see two types of "investing" in crypto these days...
1. Investing in strong companies, with good products/roadmaps, well-pedigreed owners/engineers/investors that have a good chance of doing well once the industry matures. These are coins that likely won't have meteoric rises (though they might), and are the closest you'll get to "value" investments in this space. Finding and completing due diligence on these companies takes a lot of time and effort, but should hopefully pay off long-term.
2. Investing in "hot" coins purely on speculation. You can make a ton of money doing this as long as the market is going crazy (like it has been), but that won't always be the case. I've made 35x my money on a coin in a week and 9x my money on a coin literally overnight. That's gambling, and while I can pretend I'm a genius crypto investor all I want for making those investments, the truth is, I pretty much got lucky.
With #1, you can put a LOT of time into research, talking to other investors, etc. With #2, you can certainly do some research, but it's more just being in the right place at the right time.
What I've noticed is that 99% (made up number) of crypto "investors" are simply in the #2 category -- yet they believe they are in the #1 category.
As someone said to me recently, "Everyone is a genius in a bull market..."
Awesome. Congrats on your ROI
What are your lessons learned from this success? How much time did you put in on a daily basis to stay ahead of the markets and make your predictions?
This is awesome.
I remember you posted a while back that you made roughly $300k profit on a $100k alt coin trade.
Is this the same trade ?
Also what alt coin did you invest in ?
Thanks.
"Everyone is a genius in a bull market..."
Agreed. And if it is being talked about on youtube, or even reddit, it's already too late. People are playing the pump and dump game. I am seeing tons of crappy 1 cent coins being hyped and there is nothing special about the coin or their team/project.My rule of thumb is that, if anyone who I don't believe is an expert is talking about a coin, I stay away from it. Literally every major investment in crypto that I've made has been *before* anyone was talking about it... I've made most of my money on coins that other people still don't know exist...
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