Your on the wrong thread, moran.
And if you bought the dogs of the dow, you don't hold it until they go out of business, do you? You sell when they recover for a profit. I hope your significant others manages your finances.
Your on the wrong thread, moran.
And if you bought the dogs of the dow, you don't hold it until they go out of business, do you? You sell when they recover for a profit. I hope your significant others manages your finances.
I'm the OP here wrote:
One last try for me, BTC is going back up to $4100 (and beyond?), should I buy or not?
I think the rest of the thread alrady has the answer to that. Just read carefully.
pull your head out wrote:
Your on the wrong thread, moran.
And if you bought the dogs of the dow, you don't hold it until they go out of business, do you? You sell when they recover for a profit. I hope your significant others manages your finances.
No, I am pushing back against you geniuses using technical analysis trading bit coin. You must be recently out of diapers. Before a corporation falls off the screen, there is not a 90 day, 60 day or 30 day warning. Usually, NYSE made announcement in morning that a particular company no longer met FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS standard of NYSE. Once removed from NYSE, said equity would go straight down.
Following tech analysis too much wrote:
pull your head out wrote:
Your on the wrong thread, moran.
And if you bought the dogs of the dow, you don't hold it until they go out of business, do you? You sell when they recover for a profit. I hope your significant others manages your finances.
No, I am pushing back against you geniuses using technical analysis trading bit coin. You must be recently out of diapers. Before a corporation falls off the screen, there is not a 90 day, 60 day or 30 day warning. Usually, NYSE made announcement in morning that a particular company no longer met FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS standard of NYSE. Once removed from NYSE, said equity would go straight down.
hey dingus, show me where there's a particle of technical analysis in the following statement.
Following tech analysis too much wrote:
sigh again wrote:
I'm the OP here: I just bought at $4300 because they told me it was a dip, so a buying opportunity.
Now I lost another -10% of my money because of unforeseen market downturn?
Buying on dips works until it does not work. Recall dogs of the Dow? Buy the lowest five equities in DJIA. It works until it does not work. DJIA started in 1896. Then, it was twenty corporations. Only one of original twenty is still in business, General Electric. Eventually, everyone got burned and eventually everyone will get burned buying dogs of Dow. There is a reason why financial advisors are not allowed to make recommendations to clients using technical analysis. When a portfolio of an 85 year old widow is wiped out, she and her family sues you and/or your firm, you are standing there in front of: NASD, SEC, NYSE, and maybe FBI or US Postal Inspector, an advisor is not allowed to use SUPPORT/RESISTANCE, 52 week moving average, blah, blah blah as your defense. FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS people!
Looks like a pure momentum play to me. Technical analysis is rather involved and if they were using it, one thing there would be some reference to one of the indicators.
And i sold the crypto i had back in March or so.
Invest in hot dogs. They are the best.
Crypto is foolish. There is no real underlying value. It's all spec so it's like going to vegas without the strippers.
Someone on here mentioned pot stocks, this thread of anotehr. Maybe go check them out.
pull your head out wrote:
Following tech analysis too much wrote:
No, I am pushing back against you geniuses using technical analysis trading bit coin. You must be recently out of diapers. Before a corporation falls off the screen, there is not a 90 day, 60 day or 30 day warning. Usually, NYSE made announcement in morning that a particular company no longer met FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS standard of NYSE. Once removed from NYSE, said equity would go straight down.
hey dingus, show me where there's a particle of technical analysis in the following statement.
Following tech analysis too much wrote:
Buying on dips works until it does not work. Recall dogs of the Dow? Buy the lowest five equities in DJIA. It works until it does not work. DJIA started in 1896. Then, it was twenty corporations. Only one of original twenty is still in business, General Electric. Eventually, everyone got burned and eventually everyone will get burned buying dogs of Dow. There is a reason why financial advisors are not allowed to make recommendations to clients using technical analysis. When a portfolio of an 85 year old widow is wiped out, she and her family sues you and/or your firm, you are standing there in front of: NASD, SEC, NYSE, and maybe FBI or US Postal Inspector, an advisor is not allowed to use SUPPORT/RESISTANCE, 52 week moving average, blah, blah blah as your defense. FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS people!
Looks like a pure momentum play to me. Technical analysis is rather involved and if they were using it, one thing there would be some reference to one of the indicators.
And i sold the crypto i had back in March or so.
You're whistling through the grave yard. You wouldn't be so defensive if you made a killing in bit coin. You are another bit coin loser. Try to teach me and others technical analysis. When one buys or sells, either it is based on fundamental analysis or technical analysis. You cannot make up a third category of momentum play. Let me see all your buys and sells over the past ten years. I am sure you are a net loser.
"invent a third category of momentum play." My, you are stupid. Or at least quite clueless.
As for my foray into cryptos, I lost a fair amount. But in hindsight, I had the good sense to get out and cut my losses.
But the only reason I even dared is because i have made bundles in the stock market and the amount I put in the cryptos was about the equivalent of a couple of day trades.
And when i say bundles, I mean enough to retire early plus quite a bit.
Lastly, your comments like "another bitcoin loser" and the like strike me as coming from a person of very poor character. Those that lost on bitcoin, i largely have sympathy for, but I am sure they are far better off than a mean spirited person like you.
pull your head out wrote:
"invent a third category of momentum play." My, you are stupid. Or at least quite clueless.
As for my foray into cryptos, I lost a fair amount. But in hindsight, I had the good sense to get out and cut my losses.
But the only reason I even dared is because i have made bundles in the stock market and the amount I put in the cryptos was about the equivalent of a couple of day trades.
And when i say bundles, I mean enough to retire early plus quite a bit.
Lastly, your comments like "another bitcoin loser" and the like strike me as coming from a person of very poor character. Those that lost on bitcoin, i largely have sympathy for, but I am sure they are far better off than a mean spirited person like you.
You have chosen to address me in an adversarial manner for several posts. Instead of cutting me down, teach the masses of letsrun your brilliant technical trading method.
I spoke that way because you offer up this gem: "Buying on dips works until it does not work. Recall dogs of the Dow? Buy the lowest five equities in DJIA. It works until it does not work."
Seriously?!
Something works until it doesn't?
Excuse me if i find this lacking. You say analyze the fundamentals. And what fundamentals are there for bitcoin? Of course, none. It's not backed by an asset. That is the point,
The f'ng thing lost like 80 percent of its value and the guy wants to take a taste thinking capitulation must have finally sunk in and now may be the time to take a small position. It's a crapshoot, no?
And besides, these guys into bitcoin are losing their shirts. Do they need some sideliners coming on here calling them losers?
How about be a nice guy and maybe talk to them about when is a good time to cut your losses or setting a floor under it and selling portions on the way down, etc. The fact that you don't reveals your intent is not to help but to spread your negativity.
Wear it if it fits.
I'm the OP here wrote:
One last try for me, BTC is going back up to $4100 (and beyond?), should I buy or not?
NO!!! BTC is down AGAIN to $3650, another -11% for me. Why didn't any of you thread experts warn me??
As for me, I'm quitting BTC, and going to safer pastures, like XRP and ETH.
I bought some so I could gamble on sports. My timing has not been great ha.
Meanwhile, Satoshi Vision Bit-Coins are up +25%! You had the right timing, just the wrong BTC genre....
7 Bitcoin SV $1,895,676,138 $108.46 +24.47%
Seriously, you post this nonsense on every crypto thread. You have no idea what you are buying or don't care and are just part of the pump and dump. Penny stocks get too boring for you?
Consoling Helper wrote:
Meanwhile, Satoshi Vision Bit-Coins are up +25%!
You had the right timing, just the wrong BTC genre....
7 Bitcoin SV $1,895,676,138 $108.46 +24.47%
YOU WERE WRONG!
I took your advice, and NOW look, Satoshi-Vision BitCoins are down -20%!
9 Bitcoin SV $1,570,256,984 $89.84 -20.75%
I feel maybe I am a curse investor on cryptos?
Oh, I'm sorry, that was old advice. Today you wanted your money in Bit-Coin Private.
97 Bitcoin Private$33,827,174 $1.65 +13.13%
Another +13% gain for us in the Savvy!
Investor Care Hot Line wrote:
Oh, I'm sorry, that was old advice. Today you wanted your money in Bit-Coin Private.
97 Bitcoin Private$33,827,174 $1.65 +13.13%
Another +13% gain for us in the Savvy!
Arrgh, ARRGH!
Back up over 4000 USD, and JUST when I disinvested from BTC. When will I ever learn?
Investor Care Hot Line wrote:
Oh, I'm sorry, that was old advice. Today you wanted your money in Bit-Coin Private.
97 Bitcoin Private$33,827,174 $1.65 +13.13%
Another +13% gain for us in the Savvy!
Were you in it or not? Don't say I didn't tell you so...
93 Bitcoin Private $38,667,260 $1.88 +40.01%
Even as a late bird you would be up +14%. Hard to beat that as a sure thing.
Still my timing is off wrote:
Investor Care Hot Line wrote:
Oh, I'm sorry, that was old advice. Today you wanted your money in Bit-Coin Private.
Another +13% gain for us in the Savvy!
Arrgh, ARRGH!
Back up over 4000 USD, and JUST when I disinvested from BTC. When will I ever learn?
1 Bitcoin $73,446,749,084 $4,221.47 +10.15%
ICHL Here Again wrote:
Investor Care Hot Line wrote:
Oh, I'm sorry, that was old advice. Today you wanted your money in Bit-Coin Private.
Another +13% gain for us in the Savvy!
Were you in it or not? Don't say I didn't tell you so...
93 Bitcoin Private $38,667,260 $1.88 +40.01%
Even as a late bird you would be up +14%. Hard to beat that as a sure thing.
80 Bitcoin Private $2.25 +38.43%
By now, you'd be up +36% if you took even the late bird advice I gave.
ICHL the Tipster Pro wrote:
ICHL Here Again wrote:
Were you in it or not? Don't say I didn't tell you so...
Even as a late bird you would be up +14%. Hard to beat that as a sure thing.
80 Bitcoin Private $2.25 +38.43%
By now, you'd be up +36% if you took even the late bird advice I gave.
Thanks anonymous Einstein. And he would look very sane and rational explaining his catastrophic losses or micro gains to his other financially invested half by referencing his inspiration and advice to have come from an unregistered poster calling herself "the titster pro"
Maybe hang your credentials out here along with your half assed opinions before expecting your advice to be considered to be more than the anonymous after the fact bullshit that it clearly is thus far.