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Title: Trading dilemma
Post by: SushiMonster on October 04, 2017, 02:12:08 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: mk4 on October 04, 2017, 02:47:45 AM
Does it bother me? Nope. I really don't care if bitcoin crashes tomorrow. I don't care of it's short-term price fluctuations. I'm here for the long haul. This is an investment in the first place, don't expect top dollar gains in a few months. If everything goes right for bitcoin I'd expect good returns in the future.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Pearls Before Swine on October 04, 2017, 03:06:41 AM
Never heard of DGB; that's probably your first trading mistake right there, investing in
coins that are either obscure or have nothing that would set them apart from anything
else on the market.  I could be horribly ignorant about DGB and it could be the
greatest thing since sliced bread...but it probably isn't.  And it probably isn't worth
even owning.

You're going to keep hoping the price goes up, because that's all you can do.  And in
the meantime, you're going to get a bleeding ulcer from the anxiety and the need
to keep watching the price.  That'll keep you from finding a coin or other investment
that'll make you money.  What I think you should do is cut your losses right now, sell,
and hold bitcoin.  You know damn well bitcoin has more potential, more support, more
of everything than this crappy lil 'ol poopcoin.  So just do it.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: audaciousbeing on October 04, 2017, 05:48:49 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?

If you are bothered by that, I guess a lot of things are really going to bother you the more because by the time you hold several stocks and everything seems to be taking a reverse trend, what do you do?

Everyone into trading will face one dilemma or the other and even me, I am facing one currently so what I did is what I am going to advise and that is, since you have a set price in mind, just make the open the order and forget about it if you looking at the price bitcoin to decide, it might not work that way every time. If price should rise even in the middle of the night, your order will be fulfilled.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Joshua101101 on October 04, 2017, 05:54:10 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?
I think you hurried to see the first plus in your funds, you just had to wait more, and there the price is already high and there would be more money.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: davis196 on October 04, 2017, 06:31:03 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?

An experienced trader should never ask the question "Should i sell or should i wait?".
Are you a newbie in cryptocurrency trading?If yes,then you should read more topics here and gain more knowledge about trading.There is lots of usefull info around here.
My advice is,never sell when the price goes down.And no,the btc price is not bothering me.There`s no reason for that.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Wind_FURY on October 04, 2017, 06:48:01 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.

Of all the altcoins you can choose from, why that? I believe that is one of the technically worst altcoins in the market because it is nothing but a fork of a previous version of Bitcoin.

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To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?

Bitcoin's price is good an rising and the plan is to keep holding and buy the dip when it goes down.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: pawanjain on October 04, 2017, 06:53:59 AM
The same thing happened to me brother. Around 8-9 weeks back i had bought some 2000 DGB at the price of 600 satoshis.
I waited for a few days for it to increase in price but the price decreased and came to 300 satoshis. I thought of averaging the price and so i bought another 2000 DGB for the price of 300 satoshis which gave me the average of 450 satoshis. Now I am waiting for it to reach 500 satoshis so that I can sell it off and get my return.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: NeuroticFish on October 04, 2017, 07:02:53 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?

If you know the coin well enough to trust it deserves to rise, then hold. It may take even years, but most good projects get to do well sooner or later.
If you don't know it (I don't) then you've made a mistake: don't trade low volume obscure coins you don't know :-/


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Nisharawal on October 04, 2017, 07:05:25 AM
I don't know why you guys are going for DGB coin that is not traded often or i can say that is not as popular and volatile as BITCOIN and ETHEREUM.
And if at all you are trading it, then the small fluctuations should not bother you for any reason, no matter what happen to the price because you should always look for the longer term value and investment purposes for this low volatile coins. This is where the trader stuck because you don't have any plan for trading, you should not think after the trade has been placed but instead you should think twice before you take any trade's. when you can make a plan before you travel to any place then why cant you plan for trading where you invest your hard earned money .


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Siren on October 04, 2017, 07:07:55 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?

Of course when the price of bitcoin goes down, it will somewhat bother me initially. But if you try to look what's the reason for the downfall, you will think that it is temporary and the price can pick up anytime soon. My plan is not to sell but to hold it because I here for the long term. Actually you should be buying when the price is down, because you are getting it at a discounted price. As far as DGB, I'm not familiar with that coin and that only thing you can do is to coin on it and hope that it can regain to at least your target price before dumping it.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: amaral1977 on October 04, 2017, 07:58:16 AM
Not at all. Every BTC bellow 3600 is good buying opportunity for me. right now i´ve not looked at the charts so much so i don´t know if we are seeing it touch those levels soon again or not. However i still feel that the 5k this year is a goal and alts are going up slowly as BTC is keeping is upward movemnt. As for your DGB hope you are successful. I have some to keep longer and some to sell in shorter term. But not before the 650  level, or maybe higher if i get some other coins sold before. DGB is still a long bet for me. let´s see if it delivers.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Pursuer on October 04, 2017, 09:09:49 AM
what I don't understand about your post is what does bitcoin price has to do with anything! you made a mistake of investing in a pumped altcoin and then continued your mistake by holding on to it and eventually lost a lot of money because of your mistakes.

have you even check the charts before making the investment?

https://i.imgur.com/kbg671w.jpg

this coin has been worth 30-40 satoshi for 3+ years then suddenly they pump it to 2000 satoshi and on the way down you suddenly decide it is a good idea o buy and hold this coin and you buy on one of the dead cat bounces not even in its dip! you buy after price bounces up from 450 to 600 and hold it to today's price of 320.

I really hope you see your problem here and it has nothing to do with bitcoin price.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: DaMut on October 04, 2017, 11:37:07 AM
well you made a wrong choice.
but honestly speaking i do not really understand what are you talking about.
are you saying that dgb price will increase when bitcoin price is increasing?
dgb and bitcoin move separately,when bitcoin is pumping every alts(including DGB) will be drowning.
so what will you do ?
you will lose it if you sell it cheaper,from my observation it should be have another pump in coming year.
try to hold it for a year and then sell it in there.
profit or lose it.

Bitcoin price will increasing and i believe in the next year if nothing goes wrong we should see another ATH.
when the price is consolidating,many people will try to make an opportunity to get more Bitcoin by pumping an alts.
just wait it in there and hold it.
just treat is as a saving,not an investment.

learn : before investing,never trust anybody or shill,


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: babyshaun on October 04, 2017, 11:43:00 AM
I do not care about bitcoin if its price drops, as long as I just hold it for a while and if I have a chance to increase bitcoin I will do it. in trading so much bitcoin I'm thankful for DGB that's because I bought at a cheap price when I was 80sats ago and I sold a total of 1900sats. as long as I have the chance to multiply the bitcoin I grab it!


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Prettyme on October 04, 2017, 12:17:12 PM
Does it bother me? Nope. I really don't care if bitcoin crashes tomorrow. I don't care of it's short-term price fluctuations. I'm here for the long haul. This is an investment in the first place, don't expect top dollar gains in a few months. If everything goes right for bitcoin I'd expect good returns in the future.
Yes in investing you should be positive all the time. You should not think the way that everything will be destroyed but rather think that price will continually goes up. Your positivity will never fail you but making you successful.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: maydna on October 04, 2017, 12:27:06 PM
i think you made big mistake when you bought at 600 sat, but you still have a chance to see the price is increase but we don't know when the time is come. if you still confident with that coin, just hold it, wait and see later. the important lesson here is don't take all of your trust because of the pump and its only happen in one time, you need to check the real price of the coins before you decide to buy. many of us is trying to chase the coins when its high, just expecting that we can make profit but actually we are not make profit at all.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Rexler on October 04, 2017, 12:59:02 PM
i think you made big mistake when you bought at 600 sat, but you still have a chance to see the price is increase but we don't know when the time is come. if you still confident with that coin, just hold it, wait and see later. the important lesson here is don't take all of your trust because of the pump and its only happen in one time, you need to check the real price of the coins before you decide to buy. many of us is trying to chase the coins when its high, just expecting that we can make profit but actually we are not make profit at all.

I can't say for sure if it's a mistake. The Crypto market is very much unpredictable. Even the so called "experts" don't know when a coin Hits bottom or peak. The same goes for everyone including op




Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: jimbo2000 on October 04, 2017, 01:20:25 PM
Your entry point in hindsight looks like a mistake but that is now in the past and you have to look for a good exit point. I wouldn't sell at the moment at a price of ~300 satoshi and would instead look to try and recover slightly to around ~450 satoshi


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: FoxTheHuman on October 04, 2017, 01:26:48 PM
Why do not you wait for more time to sell it, the current time is quite difficult to sell high altcoin. BTC continues to fluctuate, affecting other altcoins. You should wait it is you will get good things,  good luck.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: gabmen on October 04, 2017, 01:32:03 PM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?

Good for you you bought in at 693 sat, i purchased dgb when it was at 1100 sat and it went spiraling downwards consistently after then. I still have dgbs and same as you, i 'm being patient about it because i really don't have any choice, unless i want to sell at the current price which is a no no for me


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Eternu on October 04, 2017, 01:44:58 PM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?
I will not say that you made a mistake, and that you made wrong decision when you invested in DGB. We all know there is a risk with trading cryptocurrency and that there will always be a fluctuation in its price. If you didn't do a proper research before you bought it, let this be your lesson. By learning everything there is about coin you want to invest in, you minimize risk of losing money.
I was in same position once, I decided to sell and cut my losses. Not long after that price rise and I felt like idiot. But there is no reason to dwell on the past. Learn what you can from it and move on.

The final decision is in your hands. What I would recommend for you to do, it is to wait for right price. If you decide to cut your losses and sell now, it would not be wrong idea too. It is hard decision, think about it, and do not let your emotion rush you (that happened to me) . Good luck.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: skyline247 on October 04, 2017, 02:38:03 PM
What did you expect, the price to rise 10% overnight? That happens, albeit rarely. In crypto there are often long periods of losses before huge exponential gains. You must have patience.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: MFahad on October 04, 2017, 11:59:32 PM
The price of Bitcoin is perfect. It is sitting there at $4200 as we speak, that is not a problem at all. What price did you buy in at?

If you show a little patience then it will be back there soon, and it has not really come down that much. Keep in that we bought in at $60-600 and that is a pretty ok profit.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: JPMoron on October 05, 2017, 12:32:17 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?

I would choose to HODL,
don't sell low,
if you want to buy other coin, do not sell to cut your loos,
I HODL.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: SushiMonster on October 05, 2017, 01:12:33 AM
Thanks for all the response, I'm actually a newbie on trading and I guess this is the first mistake I made, maybe I'll just try to wait for DGB's price to at least meet my buying price.
I'll be more cautious in buying my bitcoin.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: doedz on October 05, 2017, 02:44:29 AM
Thanks for all the response, I'm actually a newbie on trading and I guess this is the first mistake I made, maybe I'll just try to wait for DGB's price to at least meet my buying price.
I'll be more cautious in buying my bitcoin.
there is nothing to regret because trading is art.
we will never feel an instant victory. yes .. experience is the best teacher.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: entrepmind23 on October 05, 2017, 03:14:09 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?

Price of DGB now is more than half lower of your buying price and if I were you, I would have use a stop loss because I believe there are better trading opportunities out there. I know that for some, they would just hold but for me, I would just accept that I lose in that trade and move forward. Maybe you will be able to get back your losses if you just use a stop loss. You can still hold if you want to and believe that it will go up. I experience this before when I bought a coin when it was high and it gradually go down in value and I am still hoping that it will go up and I end up losing more than half the value of it. I regret that I did not use stop loss and it was a great lesson for me. In every trade, you will not always profit.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: el kaka22 on October 06, 2017, 03:59:07 PM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?
It should not be bothered and bitcoin does not have anything to do with it! We cannot always predict right every time. However, the good thing about crypto trading is that you can still decide to have a little bit of patience and hold until you get your selling target.

Just know it is a normal thing to face in trading and be careful the kind of coin you buy next time. DGB has always been known to have slow movement irrespective of the bitcoin's value increasing or not. This are just some pumped coins that cannot necessarily stand on their own as they have very little support.

However, I will advise you have some patience, keep making wins in other trade to cover up for that for now and one day, you will be surprised the wait was worth it.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: MMysterious on October 06, 2017, 04:31:22 PM
Actually the price of bitcoin doesn't bother me at all because I am already expecting the price to fluctuate every now and then. I am actually holding some DGB myself because I bought them at a lower price, although it did increase its price a couple of months ago but I was still expecting DGB to increase more by the end of this year and so I'm holding this coin for long term instead.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: player514 on October 06, 2017, 04:45:58 PM
Actually the price of bitcoin doesn't bother me at all because I am already expecting the price to fluctuate every now and then. I am actually holding some DGB myself because I bought them at a lower price, although it did increase its price a couple of months ago but I was still expecting DGB to increase more by the end of this year and so I'm holding this coin for long term instead.

OP should definitely think about holding. It'll pay off in the long run. I like how you keep in mind that the prices will fluctuate. Not a lot of people do that. Instead, they freak out when they see the price going down even a little and sell sell sell. OP, if you ever have the chance to buy when DGB or BTC is low, make sure you hop on that train early.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: MissionPhailed on October 06, 2017, 04:59:21 PM
Thanks for all the response, I'm actually a newbie on trading and I guess this is the first mistake I made, maybe I'll just try to wait for DGB's price to at least meet my buying price.
I'll be more cautious in buying my bitcoin.

Good decision ... ! Although DGB isn't in technical regard the most revolutionary coin on the market to say the least, the value will probably rise above your entry point sometimes in the (near) future due to a pump or something. I'm kind of in the same boat, albeit with a lower entry price (419 sats). In my experience, waiting months for the price of a certain coin to rise above the value you bought at is far from rare.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: nidacoinlove on October 06, 2017, 05:06:48 PM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?
There is nothing to complain about Bitcoin price. Look at what you have done. I think this is totally your incompetence to trading. Your attitude towards trading is sorry to say but not positive, I think trading is something in which you have to take decisions by your own. There are many altcoins which are doing well and have given good profit to the traders. Build your confidence to take any trading decision by yourself. One thing should be remembered that trader should always be a bold one.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: soham on October 06, 2017, 10:13:18 PM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?

Price is the only factor of bitcoin that bothers me big time. However, I am optimistic about bitcoin's future and hence I feel relaxed when bitcoin price comes down. Because it gives me an opportunity to score more bitcoins at a cheaper price. Bitcoin investment is not for short term profit earners. If you think long term investment, then only you can be assured about your profit. But it seems like, you are trying to make profit within just a month or two. Think about 3-5 years to get suitably rewarded by bitcoin. 


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: layoutph on October 06, 2017, 11:23:45 PM
Did you sell your DGB already? If you are sure DGB will fall again by hundred sats you could sell it and place the buy order from the dip. Doing this could give you a higher profit when it reach your previous buy order. One more thing do not buy your whole btc money from a single coin.




I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: deadsilent on October 07, 2017, 02:29:24 AM
Are you still holding mate? You lose already. Why not HODL?
You just need patience. It will accumulate value again soon as soon as bitcoin stabilized it's price.
The market is on massive correction right now. So i suggest you to cover your trades with stop-loss.
We still don't know when the correction will be over. So always cover you trades to avoid huge losses.
Some altcoins in the market are controlled by pump and dump group. Be careful with those coins.
DGB(Digibyte) is a good coin though. I've been trading them when the price is at 100+ sats.
Then the price pumped up to 400+ sats. That's 3x profits i gained from DGB.
Just have patience mate. Summer is the bearish season for altcoins. Expect them to behave like that.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Herbert2020 on October 07, 2017, 05:08:27 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.

that doesn't make any sense!
you bought an altcoin (DGB) on the way down while it was getting dumped and you are "trying to" sell it at 800 satoshi! what does "trying to" even mean? you bought the bubble and are left holding something that is losing value.
don't get me wrong DGB is one of those profitable coins for trading but your timing has been awful.

and i don't get why you are waiting for bitcoin price to go up. first of all it IS going up. secondly when it goes up DGB price has a bigger chance of going lower.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: MiF on October 07, 2017, 06:10:24 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?

Patience is a virtue my friend. A month is not enough to consider a market value is final especially bitcoin is fluctuating . You should wait atleast six months to one year before you declared you frustration because you think you loss. If you just frustrated in just a month of observing how much more in just a week if sudden drop occur like during China ICO ban? you are going to panic i guess. So better start to extend your data base now for atleast a year to come up with a better decision and feelings. :)


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: dothebeats on October 07, 2017, 06:14:19 AM
Been there before lol. If there aren't any buy orders for 800 satoshis, then it wouldn't be fulfilled unless someone intentionally buys it off from you. Buying off from the tops isn't a good thing ALWAYS since you'd be left holding the bags for too long which will make your coins (and potential profit) stagnant.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Mpamaegbu on October 07, 2017, 01:52:48 PM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?

Honestly, regrets are for failures and the weak minded fellows. Once we take a decision we should just move on. OP, you either sell off now to get your fund or allow it tarry and tie down your capital. The choice is yours to make. Maybe you bought high but don't beat yourself hard. We can only know that we took a wrong decision from hindsight and not before it. Do you think if Satoshi knew bitcoin would be this big that he would have launched it for less than $1? Certainly, I don't think so. And yes, I do care whenever the price if bitcoin fluctuates. I am a swing trader.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: jiangweifeng on October 07, 2017, 03:01:52 PM
Sometimes, just cannnot stop myself from trading, which give away a lot of money to exchanges, btw, I don't like poloniex at all, no support at all, issue never resolved, I still have a lot of coins not return back from poloniex...


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: 13abyknight on October 07, 2017, 03:09:40 PM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?

Its quite a common confusion whether to accept the current price of Bitcoin or wait for it to go up a little bit. Most of the times, I tell myself that the price is going to shoot up and wait for the right moment. Overall, its an individual's unanimous call whether to spend and buy in or wait it out for some time to let the price go up and at times this can cause a lot of delay in trade which is clearly lost time unless the price skyrockets.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Kemarit on October 07, 2017, 03:14:53 PM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?

Personally, I'm bothered if I see that the price go up after a made a few sell. But seeing the price go down? No, I'm not bothered because what I see in a good buying point once again. I'm sure that you are very worry some when you saw the price of bitcoin plummeted last Sept because of the China FUD. You need to understand that bitcoin market is not always bullish. There will be time that the price can go down as well. Let to control you emotions and have patience because if you can't then you will eventually end up losing your investment here.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: iv4n on October 07, 2017, 03:18:50 PM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.

that doesn't make any sense!
you bought an altcoin (DGB) on the way down while it was getting dumped and you are "trying to" sell it at 800 satoshi! what does "trying to" even mean? you bought the bubble and are left holding something that is losing value.
don't get me wrong DGB is one of those profitable coins for trading but your timing has been awful.

and i don't get why you are waiting for bitcoin price to go up. first of all it IS going up. secondly when it goes up DGB price has a bigger chance of going lower.

Yes his post doesn't make any sense! I'm glad that someone noticed that too!
DGB is cheap coin, they had awesome pump on +1000 and then drop, for months DGB is between 300-450 satoshis. I was earning DGB with playing lol, but that doesn't work for a long time, week or two ago I saw their new site, that are good news for them, but I didn't notice anything else new about them, and this didn't inflict the price.
I don't understand trading dilemma here, OP should sell his DGB long time ago, now he can keep them and wait for some future pump or to sell them and save him from losing more money.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: ronafurw on October 09, 2017, 05:17:47 PM
Does it bother me? Nope. I really don't care if bitcoin crashes tomorrow. I don't care of it's short-term price fluctuations. I'm here for the long haul. This is an investment in the first place, don't expect top dollar gains in a few months. If everything goes right for bitcoin I'd expect good returns in the future.
You are the boy with spirit. Yeah I am also a person with this mode of work. Short term and daily trade actually don’t work for me. I want some huge profit over a huge wait. Bitcoins are increasing, we all know. There will be some fantastic rates when we will be seeing bitcoins after a decade. So I am ready to save bitcoins until that day and future will be mine.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Jack353 on October 09, 2017, 08:52:11 PM
A trader should never ask the question "Should I sell now or HODL?".
I presume that you are new to cryptocurrency trading, so you should read more topics here and gain more knowledge about trading. There is a lot of info around here (most of it is true and useful).

Good luck and make sure you research before you trade! SAY NO TO FOMO!  :P


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: shursight on October 09, 2017, 08:55:30 PM
But in fact, you are not losing money, because the price of bitcoin is increasing, and your value of those tokens is increasing in USD too, only that your btc balance is obviously decreasing. It means that btc is more strongest than digibyte, that is why most altcoins are in red right now, because alts are following btc pattern, but they can not follow it on btc price, because it is moving too quickly and a lot of holders are dumping their coins to buy more btc.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Zadicar on October 09, 2017, 09:01:05 PM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?
Price movements do really bother us anytime because we do expect that price would go on what we are anticipated but not all the times price would go as we planned knowing that this crypto prices is way too volatile which do really sucks big time and would really put you to stress specially when you are already seeing negative floating into your money.Decisions would up to you if you do decide to cut loss or wait forever.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Skyborn on October 09, 2017, 09:22:52 PM
Why would the price of bitcoin bother? I am guessing you've sold all your bitcoin to buy digibyte and now your investment is going down quite a bit. You've got two options now. Either you take your loss. Or you hold until you sell for a profit.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Nerman on October 10, 2017, 02:44:06 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?

An experienced trader should never ask the question "Should i sell or should i wait?".
Are you a newbie in cryptocurrency trading?If yes,then you should read more topics here and gain more knowledge about trading.There is lots of usefull info around here.
My advice is,never sell when the price goes down.And no,the btc price is not bothering me.There`s no reason for that.

I agree if you are new to trading you should educate yourself first before doing the real thing because you can be wipeout if you do not know what you are doing. If you do not have a trading plan most of the time you will be on a losing trade.

With your statement I think  you were just planning to day trade digibyte but last time I check the price is around 220 satoshi. If you are willing to hold the coin then just hold it, but it make take a while to break even. But me personally I will just sell it (not now since altcoins are dropping) take the loss,learn from it and move on.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: CyberKuro on October 10, 2017, 03:16:06 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?

DGB refers to DigiByte coin?
There is nothing to do but waiting until DGB recover to your initial entry point.
But, after checked DGB price chart on https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/digibyte/, it seems DGB price ATH was 0.000019xx in May 2017, you may have to wait for months until this coin recover to 0.00000693.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Haesoo on October 10, 2017, 03:34:59 AM
But in fact, you are not losing money, because the price of bitcoin is increasing, and your value of those tokens is increasing in USD too, only that your btc balance is obviously decreasing. It means that btc is more strongest than digibyte, that is why most altcoins are in red right now, because alts are following btc pattern, but they can not follow it on btc price, because it is moving too quickly and a lot of holders are dumping their coins to buy more btc.


Yes it's true. Many now are have regrets for exchanging their bitcoin to alts as now bitcoin's price  is now in uptrend while leaving alts behind it. Many are buying now bitcoin so they can ride the train but thinking that the price now is not the best time to buy. But since they're all eager they still buy even though they know that they can only profit a little to this.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Nerman on October 10, 2017, 03:43:17 AM
But in fact, you are not losing money, because the price of bitcoin is increasing, and your value of those tokens is increasing in USD too, only that your btc balance is obviously decreasing. It means that btc is more strongest than digibyte, that is why most altcoins are in red right now, because alts are following btc pattern, but they can not follow it on btc price, because it is moving too quickly and a lot of holders are dumping their coins to buy more btc.


Yes it's true. Many now are have regrets for exchanging their bitcoin to alts as now bitcoin's price  is now in uptrend while leaving alts behind it. Many are buying now bitcoin so they can ride the train but thinking that the price now is not the best time to buy. But since they're all eager they still buy even though they know that they can only profit a little to this.

Right now Alts are on sale and probably will be still on sale until the Hard fork. Right now is a good time to buy altcoins. It's really hard to understand why people buy when price are increasing and selling when the price are dropping.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: hitrawal91 on October 10, 2017, 03:48:31 AM
Does it bother or not It all depends on the trader and his expectation from the bitcoin trading. For me it wont affect that much because i mostly play for long term investing and because of this i often take any actions on my trading positions for short term fall and rise which is purely due to speculation. Long time investing always gives us chances of exit and entries on right time because it gives us enough time to think and take decisions when we are in
 trading dilemma.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: ultrloa on October 10, 2017, 03:52:03 AM
But in fact, you are not losing money, because the price of bitcoin is increasing, and your value of those tokens is increasing in USD too, only that your btc balance is obviously decreasing. It means that btc is more strongest than digibyte, that is why most altcoins are in red right now, because alts are following btc pattern, but they can not follow it on btc price, because it is moving too quickly and a lot of holders are dumping their coins to buy more btc.


Yes it's true. Many now are have regrets for exchanging their bitcoin to alts as now bitcoin's price  is now in uptrend while leaving alts behind it. Many are buying now bitcoin so they can ride the train but thinking that the price now is not the best time to buy. But since they're all eager they still buy even though they know that they can only profit a little to this.

Right now Alts are on sale and probably will be still on sale until the Hard fork. Right now is a good time to buy altcoins. It's really hard to understand why people buy when price are increasing and selling when the price are dropping.

The one will be the best buy for today is the ETH since the price of it is so cheap right now and I think most of the people prefer to hodl and buy the btc since the upcoming hardfork can make them earn huge since most of the people want to get some Bitcoin gold in return after the hardfork done. And if you look for the price they can earn already with it.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Cacingkemi on October 10, 2017, 04:14:09 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?
Now down to 0.00000231BTC,I have seen this coin is only 50 sats unaware he will pump up to 600 sats.I think the original DGB price is only 100sats or less, you buy the wrong time only.If you believe this coin will up again,your just save it.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: TagaMungkahi on October 10, 2017, 05:48:02 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?
Don't be too emotional here. In investment and trading you should have a string emotional capacity to take this kind of ups and downs in the market. Always remember that everything will go to the upward rally. The question here is did you ever reviewed the potential of the coin that you bought? If not and if you think that coin is just for dumping then do not hope that it will go to upward rally.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Ignacia on October 10, 2017, 07:26:32 AM
Dgb is not bad coin, it already gave money to many in the spring, it has the potential to grow, another question is when it will happen, but maybe you are willing to wait six months or a year to make x2-x3. It makes sense to sellf only if you see other potentials from other coins, that can make profit early


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: newlone on October 10, 2017, 06:29:51 PM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?
Waiting is a good thing but it is hard to be sure what, but wish you have the things you want. 
God watches over you.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: dioanna on October 10, 2017, 06:42:47 PM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?

wow i bought my dgb at 1000 how was that haha
its really kinda frustrating you know when your day trade turns into a long term trade but dont be too emotional
and be patient with your trades
sometimes you win sometimes you lose
well about the bitcoin price im really not bothered at all


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: WorldEG on October 10, 2017, 06:48:23 PM
try to forget about them.
how much did you invest? on the long term it should become profitable at one point, right?


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Bitcotalk on October 10, 2017, 07:49:02 PM
i think you made big mistake when you bought at 600 sat, but you still have a chance to see the price is increase but we don't know when the time is come. if you still confident with that coin, just hold it, wait and see later. the important lesson here is don't take all of your trust because of the pump and its only happen in one time, you need to check the real price of the coins before you decide to buy. many of us is trying to chase the coins when its high, just expecting that we can make profit but actually we are not make profit at all.

I can't say for sure if it's a mistake. The Crypto market is very much unpredictable. Even the so called "experts" don't know when a coin Hits bottom or peak. The same goes for everyone including op
That is true and every trader no matter how pro knows that. However, there are some coins that are not worth getting into most especially when they are at their peak after looking at the charts from the previous.

As long as there is no positive news driving the growth, it is just a mere pump from group of individuals that ends up dumping fast eventually and ends up crashing and then leave some hanging for a long time if not forever until they give up on their holdings. No one will want to hold a shitcoin for long anyway.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: TooDumbForBitcoin on October 11, 2017, 06:10:40 PM
Dgb is not bad coin, it already gave money to many in the spring, it has the potential to grow, another question is when it will happen, but maybe you are willing to wait six months or a year to make x2-x3. It makes sense to sellf only if you see other potentials from other coins, that can make profit early
Dgb is not that much bad coins as you are saying because dgb is going very high now a days because there is no update and users are keep buying so i will say that we should buy dgb because it will having a great future which will be the best thing so i will say that we should go for dgb because it is also too much great and better currency.

I hope that bitcoin fork will cause new money flow into altcoins with solid background. DGB is one of those.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: prtty2gal2 on October 11, 2017, 06:13:59 PM
The same thing happened to me brother. Around 8-9 weeks back i had bought some 2000 DGB at the price of 600 satoshis.
I waited for a few days for it to increase in price but the price decreased and came to 300 satoshis. I thought of averaging the price and so i bought another 2000 DGB for the price of 300 satoshis which gave me the average of 450 satoshis. Now I am waiting for it to reach 500 satoshis so that I can sell it off and get my return.
The averaging works too sometimes if you are lucky and I have done that several times. If I want to quickly discard a coin and it I look at the market trend, I just average it up or even add much more on the lower to make me sell at least a little bit above what I bought it.

We make mistakes as traders most of the time and sometimes we just end up with one of the shittest coin with the craziest support ever. The most important thing is to learn, find a way to get out and just get at least your funds back.

It does not always work though, cause even the average sometimes may still end up going bearish. I once experienced that shit with Komodo and it took me like 2 months to even get what I held back.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: pitiflin on October 11, 2017, 06:18:17 PM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?
It's trading that you're doing ffs. You need to have some patience if you expect a good ROI. It's only been like one month and a few days since you bought your DGB and you want to get good profit from it, you have got to chil and wait for the prices to increase, altcoins prices are likely to increase only after the hardforks get over.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: gabmen on October 13, 2017, 07:16:15 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?
It's trading that you're doing ffs. You need to have some patience if you expect a good ROI. It's only been like one month and a few days since you bought your DGB and you want to get good profit from it, you have got to chil and wait for the prices to increase, altcoins prices are likely to increase only after the hardforks get over.

Well dgb is a concern for all of us who've invested on it. I'm also currently at a loss with dgb though i'm not losing trust that it will eventually recover it's pace and at least get to my starting price to break even. It doesn't matter if it takes that long


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: TheUltraElite on October 13, 2017, 09:48:00 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?
It's trading that you're doing ffs. You need to have some patience if you expect a good ROI. It's only been like one month and a few days since you bought your DGB and you want to get good profit from it, you have got to chil and wait for the prices to increase, altcoins prices are likely to increase only after the hardforks get over.

Well dgb is a concern for all of us who've invested on it. I'm also currently at a loss with dgb though i'm not losing trust that it will eventually recover it's pace and at least get to my starting price to break even. It doesn't matter if it takes that long

For those who have a dilemma over an altcoin whether to keep investing in it, my suggestion is that when you see movement in the rise then sell it and forget about it. It not worth it to ponder over an altcoin that you know that may not rise much in future. There are so many such examples of altcoins out there which had a hype during ICO and are now trading at very low prices or have been delisted already from exchanges. If you have money invested there then its better to move on and accept that the money is lost or hold it for selling in future.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: malikusama on October 13, 2017, 10:09:40 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?
Altcoins are not reliable for long term investment, you have experienced it (in DGB) that they are too risky while bitcoin is way better or best in this regard. Why bother when I am aware of bitcoin's price volatility. I and almost every bitcoin trader believes that Bitcoin is much reliable than any other crypto due to its strong loyal community, the price dips of bitcoin are temporary while growing worth is permanent day by day.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: asba on October 13, 2017, 10:41:54 AM
Hard time for altcoins. You can wait or sell now for a loss. I would wait for sure.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: justdimin on October 14, 2017, 05:37:04 PM
I hope that bitcoin fork will cause new money flow into altcoins with solid background.
I really hope so too. If all things should work well, at first we will get the BCG dumped for BTC, then after the coast is a bit clear, we will start seeing some of the altcoins rising again. Eventually, all the altcoins will bounce back to their original position even if it will take a while looking at the rate they have been massacred presently.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: TooDumbForBitcoin on October 14, 2017, 06:29:14 PM
I hope that bitcoin fork will cause new money flow into altcoins with solid background.
I really hope so too. If all things should work well, at first we will get the BCG dumped for BTC, then after the coast is a bit clear, we will start seeing some of the altcoins rising again. Eventually, all the altcoins will bounce back to their original position even if it will take a while looking at the rate they have been massacred presently.

 I'm glad that I am not alone in my thinking ;D. Good sign - we have some recovery in most prospective alts


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: n691309 on October 16, 2017, 07:10:22 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?
Waiting is a good thing but it is hard to be sure what, but wish you have the things you want. 
God watches over you.
This has nothing to do with God. It has to do with you making a decision and owning up to your decision if you make them. Shit happens, and you may think HODLing is good but sometimes it sucks looking at the period you have to wait for.

The market is crazy at the moment and if OP has already made a huge loss on his trade, it is either he keeps HODLing hoping for the best if the DGB pumps or he just sucks it up and sell for loss, making plans to recover later on... The choice is his. For me, I will rather HODL and ignore the coin for now.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: monica69 on October 16, 2017, 07:21:37 AM
The interesting thing is that if there's enough people doing the same as me right now (seems likely), that reduces the buy pressure pushing the price down and once we do all jump in, it should rise again with a decent strength/speed.The plan is to time it to get an even better deal than if I were to buy right now.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Wicked17 on October 16, 2017, 07:27:53 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?

 just always look for a long term goal always and keep HODLing, this coin cannot become a rich coin in just a month or half a year. Probably you didnt have a so called beginners luck. Some news and speculation said that altcoin will go back to its orig price once fork has finished so lets see if it happens.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: DaddyMonsi on October 16, 2017, 07:33:41 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?
If I am in your place I would hold on to that Digibyte or DGB until the end of the upcoming hard fork. If you see the price of DGB going down it doesn't mean that will continue until it became worthless. Try to check for an update, read the road map when is the next event for this coin. Investing in Cryptos is not a get rich quick scheme, it requires research and patience.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: wayaneka on October 16, 2017, 12:06:53 PM
I prefer to sell, rather than waiting for the uncertain when will the price rise, after  sell it, search and buy another coin that has more potential and have better fundamentals. It does take more time than hold, but it will give us experience in trading so that become expert in cryptocurrency trading later.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: johnne on October 16, 2017, 12:30:05 PM
Dgb is not bad coin, it already gave money to many in the spring, it has the potential to grow, another question is when it will happen, but maybe you are willing to wait six months or a year to make x2-x3. It makes sense to sellf only if you see other potentials from other coins, that can make profit early
Dgb is not that much bad coins as you are saying because dgb is going very high now a days because there is no update and users are keep buying so i will say that we should buy dgb because it will having a great future which will be the best thing so i will say that we should go for dgb because it is also too much great and better currency.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: syaripudin on October 16, 2017, 12:34:28 PM
Regardless of all the answers already mentioned on your question I will only give a little input, that trading activity is an activity that has a high enough level of risk, where you could have a loss on the trading activities you are doing. maybe you should continue to monitor the movement of crypto market that is moving so that you do not experience losses as it is today. and for the matter of when you should sell or buy, you should sell at a time when prices are rising, and buy them when prices are down. look for accurate information on how to become a good trader so you do not lose for the second time.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: rachelia13 on October 16, 2017, 01:22:35 PM
i think you made big mistake when you bought at 600 sat, but you still have a chance to see the price is increase but we don't know when the time is come. if you still confident with that coin, just hold it, wait and see later. the important lesson here is don't take all of your trust because of the pump and its only happen in one time, you need to check the real price of the coins before you decide to buy. many of us is trying to chase the coins when its high, just expecting that we can make profit but actually we are not make profit at all.

I agree with you, you should not buy at 600 satoshi and that is a mistake, but because it has been bought I guess you just have to decided to be sold with the risk of lost or holding the coin and waiting for the price to go up but do not know when, my advise please do not panic buy just because many people bought when the pump price, better wait until the price down, hopefully be experience and not make a mistake again, Good Luck


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: prtty2gal2 on October 16, 2017, 06:45:31 PM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?
It's trading that you're doing ffs. You need to have some patience if you expect a good ROI. It's only been like one month and a few days since you bought your DGB and you want to get good profit from it, you have got to chil and wait for the prices to increase, altcoins prices are likely to increase only after the hardforks get over.

Well dgb is a concern for all of us who've invested on it. I'm also currently at a loss with dgb though i'm not losing trust that it will eventually recover it's pace and at least get to my starting price to break even. It doesn't matter if it takes that long
believe me mate! DGB is not just the only concern. So many Altcoins are experiencing the same blood bath. If I should look at some of my trades now with some of the altcoins I am holding, then I am pretty big in a huge loss but rather than selling for loss, I believe at a point, they will all get back to a point I can be sure selling them isn't bad. It is just a matter of time, as long as you know you aren't holding a coin that pretty sucks from afar.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Lanatsa on October 16, 2017, 07:23:24 PM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?
It's trading that you're doing ffs. You need to have some patience if you expect a good ROI. It's only been like one month and a few days since you bought your DGB and you want to get good profit from it, you have got to chil and wait for the prices to increase, altcoins prices are likely to increase only after the hardforks get over.

Well dgb is a concern for all of us who've invested on it. I'm also currently at a loss with dgb though i'm not losing trust that it will eventually recover it's pace and at least get to my starting price to break even. It doesn't matter if it takes that long
believe me mate! DGB is not just the only concern. So many Altcoins are experiencing the same blood bath. If I should look at some of my trades now with some of the altcoins I am holding, then I am pretty big in a huge loss but rather than selling for loss, I believe at a point, they will all get back to a point I can be sure selling them isn't bad. It is just a matter of time, as long as you know you aren't holding a coin that pretty sucks from afar.
These kind of emotions is really common on most traders which we do really doubt and panic somehow if we do see our portfolio on reds and same as you said not only DGB is experiencing this stuff but most altcoins in the market are on reds now.This is really just a common thing that do happen specially when theres an event on bitcoin.Actually you didn't still lose money as long you are still hodling on your coin possessions.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: MyIdeas on October 16, 2017, 09:05:31 PM
i think you made big mistake when you bought at 600 sat, but you still have a chance to see the price is increase but we don't know when the time is come. if you still confident with that coin, just hold it, wait and see later. the important lesson here is don't take all of your trust because of the pump and its only happen in one time, you need to check the real price of the coins before you decide to buy. many of us is trying to chase the coins when its high, just expecting that we can make profit but actually we are not make profit at all.

I agree with you, you should not buy at 600 satoshi and that is a mistake, but because it has been bought I guess you just have to decided to be sold with the risk of lost or holding the coin and waiting for the price to go up but do not know when, my advise please do not panic buy just because many people bought when the pump price, better wait until the price down, hopefully be experience and not make a mistake again, Good Luck

I have learnt this thing from my experience and that is you never lose in the world of trading. You either earn profit or you learn some experience. If you ever suffer any loss and that too because of doing some wrong decisions, then you need to learn from your mistake. It is the trading dilemma that most of the traders jump into trading without having enough knowledge.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: dameh2100 on October 17, 2017, 02:21:08 AM
I just thought I had a problem like this, I bought 4118 worth 203 satoshi last night and then did not reach my target price. Thanks for the thread, I still believe in these coins that this coins can still increase more at my target price.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Capeshifter on October 17, 2017, 03:03:55 PM
markets has ups and downs.. that's just how it is. If it was only going up everyone would be in it, that's why many traditional traders and the "common" population don't want to have anything to do with cryptoland, it's volatile for the exact reason you mentioned, prices go down too much and might not increase for a couple of months, but if you try to start thinking long-term, you'll notice that evetually the price always goes up.. since we are in an all-time high. That means that throughout the entire history of Bitcoin, the price until now has increased and will continue to do so most likely


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: konco_kenthel on October 17, 2017, 03:11:32 PM
I'd better wait until the price is high again even though it takes a long time but I make it as a motivation in testing the patience will end up until when it is certain To get big profits in the future.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Pamadar on October 17, 2017, 03:40:56 PM
I just thought I had a problem like this, I bought 4118 worth 203 satoshi last night and then did not reach my target price. Thanks for the thread, I still believe in these coins that this coins can still increase more at my target price.
if you are a patience person yes your target will be reached in due time, just need to select quality coins project that have real uses and expect that the price will
bounce up to your desire value, most of the time people got reacted so quick and forget about the principle of never to sell at your loss better to hold and wait just
take time to forget for a while than to lose your investment.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: taxmanmt5 on October 21, 2017, 10:24:13 AM
I bought my btc - DGB for a price of 0.00000693 last August and I'm trying to sell it for 0.00000800 for I hope that the btc will rise this September but I guess I was wrong - It's kinda frustrating to be honest.
To all my fellow traders out there, Does the price of the bitcoin is bothering you - what are plans ? will you sell or wait?
Sitting at $600 over the beginning of the month? Not depressed at all. I love the fact that people crapped themselves and bailed, that is where the finer points of the price changes just hit that perfect note and make the whole system awesome. I swear that just getting rich is fine, but watching all those that thought they knew it all fail and die, that is great. See the bitcoin price now and see how high it i will go now.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: otunayode on October 21, 2017, 10:39:49 AM
Trading could be confusing at times. You may be shorting on crypto you thought my not take off and before you say jack market decide for such coin differently. I do not sell my bitcoin as a matter of conviction!


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: Casdinyard on October 21, 2017, 11:10:48 AM
I'd better wait until the price is high again even though it takes a long time but I make it as a motivation in testing the patience will end up until when it is certain To get big profits in the future.

Patience is always needed when holding our coins. When you don't have patience for holding these you might end up selling it knowing you're losing. Yes our emotions are hard to control when you see your coins crashing but if you're confident that your coins will soon recover then there's nothing to worry about.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: omonuyak on October 21, 2017, 11:19:34 AM
How bitcoin move in price do not border me much as I have been in this game for long. What I always do, is to be carefull when I buy. I do not just buying at any price. I bought bitcoin and any coins when the price is low and sell them when the price is high. If you follow this simple rules you will not have mush worry in trading.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: yaelahwall on October 21, 2017, 11:39:02 AM
for now you can sell it because the time ahead bitcoin price will be more expensive again


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: richminded on October 21, 2017, 11:43:14 AM
I just thought I had a problem like this, I bought 4118 worth 203 satoshi last night and then did not reach my target price. Thanks for the thread, I still believe in these coins that this coins can still increase more at my target price.

Yes of course, what ever coin you hold for now will surely pump specially in the future. In trading you don’t always need to trade everytime sometimes you just need to stick on your plan, be patience and learn to cut losses. At the end you are in good market and there is no other way for cryptos but to go up.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: prtty2gal2 on October 21, 2017, 08:08:26 PM
for now you can sell it because the time ahead bitcoin price will be more expensive again
There is no point of selling your bitcoin when you are well aware of this thing that the market price of bitcoin will for sure increase in the coming days.

As far as trading dilemma is concerned, I think that the worst thing which is ending the carriers of most of the traders is that they jump into the world of trading without having any good knowledge about trading and the things related to trading which results them huge loss.


Title: Re: Trading dilemma
Post by: crazycatwoman03 on October 21, 2017, 11:01:56 PM
for now you can sell it because the time ahead bitcoin price will be more expensive again
There is no point of selling your bitcoin when you are well aware of this thing that the market price of bitcoin will for sure increase in the coming days.

As far as trading dilemma is concerned, I think that the worst thing which is ending the carriers of most of the traders is that they jump into the world of trading without having any good knowledge about trading and the things related to trading which results them huge loss.

That is right,  there are people who have just started in trading but acts and talks like they have been trading for years.  I won't wonder if they will suffer a huge loss in the future.  Another thing is that some of them are very aggressive in wanting to earn profit.  They have just started but is so eager to earn already and it is very annoying.  Anyways,  we should just pray for them.