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Title: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Beerwizzard on November 03, 2017, 06:09:06 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: davis196 on November 03, 2017, 06:31:43 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.

We should forget about any emotion when we trade.
I would say that both panic selling and panic buying are wrong actions,because people are driven by emotions when they execute such actions.All the buying and selling decisions must be done after proper tachnical and fundamental analysis of the market.
Anyway,all the panic selling and buying made by the newbie traders is good for the experienced traders,because they make profits from other traders mistakes.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Herbert2020 on November 03, 2017, 06:37:03 AM
it is usually called FOMO (fear of missing out).

and in any market there will always be people who make irrational rushed decisions like this. these people think of trading as a form of gambling. they think all the profit and loss they are experiencing is purely based on their luck and nothing else. they know nothing of speculation and analysis and make rather random decisions.
in bitcoin and mostly altcoins these people have a bigger portion of the market but as the market grows like bitcoin's their portion becomes smaller and with it their effect on the price.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Za1n on November 03, 2017, 06:47:11 AM
it is usually called FOMO (fear of missing out).

and in any market there will always be people who make irrational rushed decisions like this. these people think of trading as a form of gambling. they think all the profit and loss they are experiencing is purely based on their luck and nothing else. they know nothing of speculation and analysis and make rather random decisions.
in bitcoin and mostly altcoins these people have a bigger portion of the market but as the market grows like bitcoin's their portion becomes smaller and with it their effect on the price.

I was also going to point out the fact that it is normally called FOMO and not really panic buying, although I suppose it can be considered as such.

Anyway, just remember that so far no one has lost money by buying the "top" in Bitcoin, although they may have had to wait some time to breakeven again. Case in point, people who bought at the absolute peak back in late 2013 probably felt pretty bummed out in 2014 and 2015, assuming they didn't sell at a loss. However, right about now anyone that managed to hold their 2013 peak purchase is probably feeling pretty good about themselves.

I am not saying this will always be the case, but so far Bitcoin has been a pretty safe bet even for those who are inclined to FOMO (panic buyers) occasionally.

Panic sellers on the other hand, it is a different story. Those who may have panic sold after the 2013-2014 crash at sub $200 levels would have had to buy back in at a loss. Same thing earlier this year when bitcoin rose above $1000 and under again, people who sold at sub $800 again had to buy in higher. No telling how high it will eventually get, and taking some profits off once in awhile is a good idea, but I wouldn't recommend playing the shorting game as in the long run it seems risky.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: mobnepal on November 03, 2017, 07:28:52 AM
Panic buying is term used when people get in peak price like right now bitcoin is considerably at peak price but trend shows there is still room for some rise so the one who are buying right now might not loss anything.

The important point that made difference between profit and loss in panic buying is what point you will make exit. Like some will sell for just 5-10% profit while others get greedy and keep buying at different peak prices hoping for over 50% profit, they will eventually make panic selling for loss.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Herbert2020 on November 03, 2017, 07:47:10 AM
it is usually called FOMO (fear of missing out).

and in any market there will always be people who make irrational rushed decisions like this. these people think of trading as a form of gambling. they think all the profit and loss they are experiencing is purely based on their luck and nothing else. they know nothing of speculation and analysis and make rather random decisions.
in bitcoin and mostly altcoins these people have a bigger portion of the market but as the market grows like bitcoin's their portion becomes smaller and with it their effect on the price.

I was also going to point out the fact that it is normally called FOMO and not really panic buying, although I suppose it can be considered as such.

Anyway, just remember that so far no one has lost money by buying the "top" in Bitcoin, although they may have had to wait some time to breakeven again. Case in point, people who bought at the absolute peak back in late 2013 probably felt pretty bummed out in 2014 and 2015, assuming they didn't sell at a loss. However, right about now anyone that managed to hold their 2013 peak purchase is probably feeling pretty good about themselves.

I am not saying this will always be the case, but so far Bitcoin has been a pretty safe bet even for those who are inclined to FOMO (panic buyers) occasionally.

Panic sellers on the other hand, it is a different story. Those who may have panic sold after the 2013-2014 crash at sub $200 levels would have had to buy back in at a loss. Same thing earlier this year when bitcoin rose above $1000 and under again, people who sold at sub $800 again had to buy in higher. No telling how high it will eventually get, and taking some profits off once in awhile is a good idea, but I wouldn't recommend playing the shorting game as in the long run it seems risky.

well buying in a bubble, at the peak or whatever is not a bad thing at all. for example people were calling bitcoin a bubble ever since it passed $1200 (the first ATH) and you can see that them calling it bubble was completely wrong.
even if you buy at the peak of the price (lets say at $1200 back in 2013) it is not the end of the world. what you do afterwards determines your fate. for example you could have held bitcoin and said it is too valuable for me to sell at this pong and i don't mind holding it for a long time. or you could have cut your losses, sold and waited for the bottom to buy back. although 2013 was an exception that will never be repeated because of how small market was back then and how MtGox was controlling all of it.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: monkeydominicorobin on November 03, 2017, 08:25:57 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.

You never think about the receiving end which is why you are asking this question. When you are in a panic buying mode you need sellers to make it work. When you are in a panic selling mode, you need buyers to make it work. But in cryptocurrency there is no such thing as end of the trading day. Since it will always be open for transactions. And applying stock market terminology in this case is worthless.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: rjbtc2017 on November 03, 2017, 08:32:20 AM
Panic Buying is really bad for Long term investment. In my opinion if you really want to "Panic Buying" Make sure that you know that the price flow is in the middle or start up of Uptrend which could help you to gain profit easily with much a lesser risk.
Panic Selling is also risky but Panic Buying is more riskier than Panic Selling.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: RMXg1025829 on November 03, 2017, 08:34:09 AM
Damn, i used to trade stock, been out the game so long...the panic sell caught me hahaha


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Bastime on November 03, 2017, 08:50:33 AM
Panic selling is when you hold something that has value in the past but then suddenly the value were dropped and demands will become low and you don't know what to do and you heard people they're also dropping before it's too late and while it has small value in it.
Panic buying on the other hand is when the demand is very high and while it is still available and you're thinking in due time you can sell or trade it with higher value and you'll have your profit.
Bitcoin is just like this way, before people were selling their Bitcoin because they thought they're nothing to do with it but today people are buying because this is one of the most profitable investment that offers huge return of investment.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: BingoDog on November 03, 2017, 08:55:27 AM
Panic is wrong word in every of these combinations. Panic motivated seeling or panic motivated buying are both bad because they are ran by emotions and not by rational decisions. If you don't keep your cool head it's very likely that you will make some mistakes and probably lose money. But contoling emotions could be trained and if you have plans for serious trading business this is something you should do.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: mycryptobiz on November 03, 2017, 08:59:31 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.
I beg to differ, I have stated trading when btc was 5000 i buy that rate.
Then jp sucks and make it 3000.
That period was over and now i am at profit.
In btc one thing i learn,if you hold you will not instantly but eventually.and thats the beauty.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: bitjoin on November 03, 2017, 09:04:34 AM

If you panic you rely on luck since your emotions block your rationality.  Does mean you cant make good trade though, i panic sold all my ltc for btc back a month ago and it worked out pretty good.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: teilwalL05 on November 03, 2017, 09:08:36 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.

We should forget about any emotion when we trade.
I would say that both panic selling and panic buying are wrong actions,because people are driven by emotions when they execute such actions.All the buying and selling decisions must be done after proper tachnical and fundamental analysis of the market.
Anyway,all the panic selling and buying made by the newbie traders is good for the experienced traders,because they make profits from other traders mistakes.

I think Panic Selling are the only problem why the price of bitcoin drop, we can say that panic buying are a good thing for the price of bitcoin but sometimes bad for the one that is buying for example when the price plummets down that is the time when so many people wants to buy bitcoin but if the buyer would use all of his money in buying bitcoin that is a bad thing for him, you should invest your extra money and not all of it in bitcoin. but it will sure benefit bitcoin.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Nilda on November 03, 2017, 09:30:03 AM
That is why extensive research is require before investing. To avoid panic mode, one must have the discipline to ride out the storm and emerge unscathed. It takes 24/7 monitoring of the trends and issues that affects this new currency.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: dothebeats on November 03, 2017, 09:37:05 AM
Or to simply put, FOMO or fear of missing out. It's pretty much the same to the core of panic buying thinking that you might miss out a once in a lifetime opportunity. This is bad for an asset that rises gradually since a massive sellout might follow from people who've already profited and leave others holding the bag. But for bitcoin, so far no matter how many massive sellouts happen, there hadn't been a time that the price haven't recovered, mainly because it's not existing on the investment books of average techie Joe's but can also be found on some few businessmen's log book. Idk why or how but apparently bitcoin has been breaking records and the norms of typical stock investments since it always tend to go the opposite of what's been observed on normal investments i.e. gold, penny stocks, etc.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: jseverson on November 03, 2017, 09:41:44 AM
I can understand panic selling, but what the hell is panic buying? Lol. I mean, I guess that can happen in real life when a shortage is expected and people just buy up as much supply as they can. I don't think that scenario is applicable for Bitcoin though.

Would buying dips, like the recent one to $3000 count? Either way, Bitcoin is not a necessity and there's no reason to buy haphazardly.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: talkbitcoin on November 03, 2017, 10:11:07 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.
I beg to differ, I have stated trading when btc was 5000 i buy that rate.
Then jp sucks and make it 3000.
That period was over and now i am at profit.
In btc one thing i learn,if you hold you will not instantly but eventually.and thats the beauty.

it is 100% true but sometimes it is best to buy in the dips.
for example the JP Morgan thing was an obvious FUD for them to buy bitcoin, and the market reacted on a completely expected manner. you could have sold what you had or waited for the bottom if you had money to buy back and enjoy their FUD and the panic dump that came afterwards.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: eann014 on November 03, 2017, 10:35:01 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.
Panic buying and selling are both not good, because that action is not thinking first before they do it, they just buying and selling if they just want. Because we all know the reason is that they just want to gain more profit using bitcoin.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: btc_angela on November 03, 2017, 10:42:33 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.

Panic buying is really called FOMO (Fear of Missing Out). I think if you don't really want to missed the opportunity, you don't need to be nervous, just get out when you fell you have profited already.

Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.
I beg to differ, I have stated trading when btc was 5000 i buy that rate.
Then jp sucks and make it 3000.
That period was over and now i am at profit.
In btc one thing i learn,if you hold you will not instantly but eventually.and thats the beauty.

it is 100% true but sometimes it is best to buy in the dips.
for example the JP Morgan thing was an obvious FUD for them to buy bitcoin, and the market reacted on a completely expected manner. you could have sold what you had or waited for the bottom if you had money to buy back and enjoy their FUD and the panic dump that came afterwards.

Yes, I agree. Its really better to buy in dips instead of buying when the price is going up. Nevertheless, those FOMO's are for real and will go and beyond their budget to get bitcoins because they are greedy and thinking of getting profits at the end of day.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: ivrynx on November 03, 2017, 11:59:23 AM
With the price of Bitcoin going up, it is much wiser to hodl than to buy, I think there is a panic selling that had happened, with the fear of missing out, people think if they buy Bitcoin at this time, the trend is still going up, they can have a lot of profit, but that's not the case, there seems to be a lot of new investors that are buying Bitcoin at a high price, I think they need to study more about investments since Bitcoin is volatile, a negative news might cause the price to down because of weak hands and people who are investing without a plan, the same goes with panic selling, they sell bitcoins due to negative news, without even researching, still investing on knowledge will help you gain more profits when it comes to Bitcoin, and hopefully they understand even one of the basic fundamentals in investing, buying low and selling high.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Tashi on November 03, 2017, 12:03:01 PM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.

We should forget about any emotion when we trade.
I would say that both panic selling and panic buying are wrong actions,because people are driven by emotions when they execute such actions.All the buying and selling decisions must be done after proper tachnical and fundamental analysis of the market.
Anyway,all the panic selling and buying made by the newbie traders is good for the experienced traders,because they make profits from other traders mistakes.

I think Panic Selling are the only problem why the price of bitcoin drop, we can say that panic buying are a good thing for the price of bitcoin but sometimes bad for the one that is buying for example when the price plummets down that is the time when so many people wants to buy bitcoin but if the buyer would use all of his money in buying bitcoin that is a bad thing for him, you should invest your extra money and not all of it in bitcoin. but it will sure benefit bitcoin.

Well obviously, it's because of people's fear of missing out or being left out. Either panic buying nor panic selling wouldn't be a good idea. Panic buying could lead you to buy bitcoin at a high price, 'causing you to lose money than those who waited and got it at a lower price. While Panic selling causes you to lose profit rather than waiting for the mooning. Panicking is never a good idea in any circumstances, it would always cause unwanted results that could lead to dismay.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: howtobuy on November 03, 2017, 12:27:23 PM
I believe the market currently is a bit in panick buying. Though the rise of the price im sure was initiated by new money from institutions coming in. When market is in such a state as now it can easily go up or down by few thousands in very short period of time


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: imamimam1234 on November 03, 2017, 02:07:53 PM
nothing ever certain in market, ok this volatility sometimes will cause headache, but its ok that's how market works,make us worried and confused buy or sell, back to your mind and evalutaion whether you buy or you sell when the rate up so high and down for awhile. don't regret after what you did, you can learn from your buying selling experience based on market, good luck, CMIIW :) by the way what u called of missing opportunity  "FOMO" thank you for this word guys :)


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: MyIdeas on December 09, 2017, 10:13:18 PM
With the price of Bitcoin going up, it is much wiser to hodl than to buy, I think there is a panic selling that had happened, with the fear of missing out, people think if they buy Bitcoin at this time, the trend is still going up, they can have a lot of profit, but that's not the case, there seems to be a lot of new investors that are buying Bitcoin at a high price, I think they need to study more about investments since Bitcoin is volatile, a negative news might cause the price to down because of weak hands and people who are investing without a plan, the same goes with panic selling, they sell bitcoins due to negative news, without even researching, still investing on knowledge will help you gain more profits when it comes to Bitcoin, and hopefully they understand even one of the basic fundamentals in investing, buying low and selling high.
Your thinking is wise that with the price up you must be hold Bitcoin else to buy. I think that the panic in sell or panic in buy in both cases is not good. Bitcoin is the future money. But we must be take decisions with cool mind and wisely about Bitcoin that which is the best time I sell Bitcoin when I buy Bitcoin. Mostly people are panic when price of Bitcoin go down and they are hurry to sell Bitcoin. But in my opinion it is totally wrong. When the price of Bitcoin goes down that is a golden time for buy Bitcoin.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: BitNotByte on December 10, 2017, 02:37:23 PM
personally, i experienced this when i was just starting to invest on bitcoin. The moment I saw the bitcoin price is growing I invested my money but the next day, it's going down relly fast so i panicked and quickly converted my btc. i lost around 40% of my money 


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: trk on December 10, 2017, 03:02:00 PM
Definitely true, panic buying as well as panic selling is two things to avoid in crypto trading
Most beginners do the same mistake, like I did before. Beginners still cant control their emotion while trading which lead them to huge loss for sure.

Buy the red, sell the green


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: jhongzjhong on December 10, 2017, 03:19:41 PM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.

At this situation you must control your self in panicking don't sell immediately as what you see the cart was moving down the price of bitcoin. Its just a part of crypto currency and bitcoin is the one, because it is volatile the price was moving like what up and down. Therefore don't be panic or quick sell your bitcoin because of going down price you should not follow your emotion.
Timing is need of investing or trading bitcoin or if your not maybe it lost your money. Make wisely decision in buying coins to earn more money not turn to wasted money.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Superzpay on December 10, 2017, 08:03:32 PM
Damn, i used to trade stock, been out the game so long...the panic sell caught me hahaha
This is also good because as the time is passing the value and the price of the bitcoin is increasing so stocking the bitcoin to the long time is the best thing for sure. I hope if you will hold the big amount of the bitcoin you will see how fast the bitcoin value and the price will increase and all the people will be aware of the best price and the high status of the bitcoin in the future I hope this will increase the bitcoin price as well


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: nagatraju on December 10, 2017, 08:44:15 PM
I don't think that there is a place for emotions in this business...you need to calculate everything well and be confident in your decisions


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: grumpy619 on December 10, 2017, 09:02:32 PM
If you came to the market - you must change your mind! Here you can make big money or end up losing your shirt. Panic selling is a really bad idea.
 Or you have nerves of steel and can cut off the emotions by trading or don't trade! Best strategy for me is to  buy and hold. Im not the newbie, but it is more comfortable for me . Short trading is not for my nerves.



Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Valentina Ambassador on December 10, 2017, 09:11:36 PM
Hello author! I am in another group "Panic watchers" and "Panic beggar without any bitcoins" so its quite interesting to me be here on this forum in 2017 hope all we keep smiling when we will find our messages in 2041 and without any regret about our today's decisions. Good luck to all of us today and all time) :) ;)


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: posi on December 10, 2017, 09:14:02 PM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.
Only people or bitcoin trader who are new in the game will panic buy or panic because bitcoin volatility in nature always bring good tiding at the end of the day only if the bitcoin trader could be patient.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: xBitHodler on December 10, 2017, 09:58:36 PM
Panic selling is big problem among people who are inexperienced in both trading and investing. New people are usually impatient and want to earn a lot in a short period of time. I would say that panic buy is good but only in Bitcoin case. Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency at it is highly possible that it will continue to grow and eventually become adopted as a national currency in some country. You will eventually profit but you will have to wait a bit longer.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: audrey12 on December 10, 2017, 10:05:36 PM
BSP a regulatory bodies in my country warned people about investing so much with virtual currencies especially now that the value is really high they say that there is higher risk that when bitcoin value suddenly drops people will lose everything they put into this digital currency but they cannot help because people are really looking for the opportunity to invest and that is when the price of bitcoin drops they panic buying and believing after quite some time the value will recover and have much higher one.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: senne on December 10, 2017, 10:16:35 PM
Indeed when price jumps suddenly, panic increases in the market which lead to both Panic selling and Panic Buying. Holders often can't determine the highest value that Bitcoin can reach in the pump and often sell before the max. value, on the other hand such surge in price attracts global attention towards Bitcoin hence making many newbies to invest in Bitcoin despite price being skyrocketed. Due to which I think price bracket helps to remained pumped up as if many users are selling at the same time many new users are also investing without waiting for any correction or dump.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: bright4mech on December 10, 2017, 11:35:25 PM
Real trader that knows what his/her goods quality don't panic in the market, the mostly thing is to know when market demand is high for selling point. as long Cryptocurrency concerned, you need to know or learn market analysis when is good to sell or buy as the case may be, at any point in time. Finally a good trader does not be hurry to sell out, because mister A, has sell and you want to sell at any time of your choice, that is where panic start, after selling and ask the person that first sell before, now difference. I mean lower prize.   


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: petrov trevor on December 10, 2017, 11:38:32 PM
the panic seller will always be stronger than the FOMO (panic buyer)


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: plr on December 10, 2017, 11:42:23 PM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.

It's normal for a human being to act like that because you are investing money that you have worked for but before investing you need to get a lot of advice and research and of course experience so you can combat stress and trade effectively it would take some time to become a very good trader.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: farhaan on December 10, 2017, 11:50:39 PM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.
Yes.That's really a dangerous aspect in trading and i too have suffered a lot because of buying a pumped coin and losing out by selling it at very low rate when it immediately gets dumped.I happens frequently in altcoin trading where mostly altcoins get pumped and dumped.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: NyLymZbl on December 11, 2017, 12:35:19 AM
That kind of attitude is only applicable to the beginners in the world of trading, all their decisions are based solely on luck. But trading professionals, because of their well experience, they already know what rules and techniques they trade. They already know how to deal with situations like that. They are good examples. Because we are new to trading, we must be wise to consider each speculation and analysis so that we can be successful, just like them.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: bololord on December 11, 2017, 12:54:34 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.
I think its not bad even you bought bitcoin while the price is high but yes its more good if you buy bitcoin when it is low because you will gain more money /profit  so i think we should need to do is think and don't get panic even its flactuating.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: datodota002 on December 11, 2017, 02:43:04 AM
one thing that is very important when trading is not make a purchase based on feelings or emotional sense of the trends that occur. In the world of trading analysis is a matter of great importance all the actions undertaken must be based on analysis. for a beginner is very difficult to make purchases based on emotions.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: sofi@ on December 11, 2017, 02:48:01 AM
Panic buying are done by those investors who believe that bitcoin value will recover after a serious drop in price it happens because the history repeat for so many times now and it's one of the reason why people instead of worrying when bitcoin price drops they invest on it and buy while the price is low so whenever the value recover they can have a good return from their investment.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Vanester2014 on December 11, 2017, 03:35:32 AM
it is usually called FOMO (fear of missing out).

and in any market there will always be people who make irrational rushed decisions like this. these people think of trading as a form of gambling. they think all the profit and loss they are experiencing is purely based on their luck and nothing else. they know nothing of speculation and analysis and make rather random decisions.
in bitcoin and mostly altcoins these people have a bigger portion of the market but as the market grows like bitcoin's their portion becomes smaller and with it their effect on the price.

Panic selling thats always doing when some people was afraid specialy if they saw that the price of bitcoin was going down and they heard or read some bad news about bitcoin they are willing to sell there coins even they were lost there investment. Panic buying too is a bad decision specialy when the price was already peak in a new high value then after you buy it will go back down again.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: TravelBlock on December 11, 2017, 03:37:47 AM
FOMO and FUD are produced by unhealthy emotional spikes when trading, and that's where most of the speculation unfortunately comes into play. But thanks to the majority, that's where the profits are being produced. Weird little balance.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: jamids on December 11, 2017, 03:54:15 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.

Panic buying or what we call FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) will cause panic selling because there is a high probability that after the pump, a dump will happen and price would plummet and since those people who bought at the top would see the price decrease rapidly, they would then think of their money losing some value and then think of selling to avoid losing more. During this time when bitcoin is getting more popular, there would be more people joining the cryptoverse and most probably just invest without even knowing what bitcoin is all about and how volatile it is. Seeing it decrease rapidly for thousand of dollars in just one hour would cause a roller coaster ride of emotions that is enough to make them sell. I can see a lot of post in social media asking why the price is like that because they thought it would just keep on increasing. Oh well, welcome to the crypto world!


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: reck1ess on December 11, 2017, 03:55:05 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.

I dont think its a good idea. Once i was joining the panic selling i only lose my profit due to big difference in buyimg and selling price. Right now i just only hold my coin.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: DIAH PERMATASARI on December 11, 2017, 04:04:18 AM
the name of the panic that I think is not good, because the decision taken it can harm why? because without going through the careful and quiet thinking, so the decision is very risky to be wrong if in trading you can experience the name of defeat for buying wrong prices in because panic so the decision is taken without thinking again


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: dvlsilver on December 11, 2017, 04:09:23 AM
well panic buying and selling is made by newbies....and it gives profit to other trader..
other people gain and other people loses, that is trading right....
experienced trader has rules when dealing situation like that.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: RobertoMakeli on December 11, 2017, 04:45:56 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.
Don't let emotion lead you, learn and think everything concerned to BTC before selling or buying


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Dudeperfect on December 11, 2017, 05:08:18 AM
This is a tricky situation when you decide to hold some funds and if there is any negative news in the market then you immediately sell your holdings irrespective of your research. Panic selling is nothing to do with the market environment, you sell the holdings just because the next guy is doing it. However, if someone has his research to back his investment decision then there should be no reason to worry about market fluctuations as far as things are moving in his expected range.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: michellee on December 11, 2017, 07:53:49 AM
but mostly, traders can be difficult to control their emotion when the price is down or up so they can get panic. the panic selling is when the price is suddenly getting down without delays and panic buying is when the price is up and we cannot buy at the right time. sometimes controlling our emotion is really difficult but we need to practice so we can handle by easy if something happening in the market.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Thardz07 on December 11, 2017, 08:16:26 AM
There are both wrong moves, the word panic means negative and ofcourse negative results. Many traders(especially newbies) have loss thier profits because they cant control thier emotions. Controling the emotions have a positive results and all you gonna do is study the technical and fundemental analysis. Knowledge is the way to control your emotion when making decissions to buy or sell.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: javerzky on December 11, 2017, 09:14:52 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.

We should forget about any emotion when we trade.
I would say that both panic selling and panic buying are wrong actions,because people are driven by emotions when they execute such actions.All the buying and selling decisions must be done after proper tachnical and fundamental analysis of the market.
Anyway,all the panic selling and buying made by the newbie traders is good for the experienced traders,because they make profits from other traders mistakes.

for me its about analyzing when to trade to to gain some profit to it.., its about gaining and losing money in  decision making , 


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: speem28 on December 11, 2017, 09:34:04 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.

We should forget about any emotion when we trade.
I would say that both panic selling and panic buying are wrong actions,because people are driven by emotions when they execute such actions.All the buying and selling decisions must be done after proper tachnical and fundamental analysis of the market.
Anyway,all the panic selling and buying made by the newbie traders is good for the experienced traders,because they make profits from other traders mistakes.
But how can those newbie traders avoid these wrong decisions in their first trading attempts? I know that they are oblige to do some extensive research about trading first to mitigate the risk that comes along with it but we also know that not all newbies do these beforehand. They  just depend on all the rumors and speculations that a lot of us here in the forum makes.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Granxis on December 11, 2017, 09:56:53 AM
I know about panic sales, but for the first time I get used to panic. Now users are not selling panic, so there is no sudden change in the price of Bitcoin. The big panic that happened last week was hacking NiceHash. In unusual circumstances Bitcoin has an immediate effect.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Avdotiy on December 11, 2017, 10:21:02 AM
I do both all the time ;D And sometimes even gain profit. This is my strategy: Panicbuy and then prey all the Gods :D


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: eagleman on December 11, 2017, 10:34:23 AM
the name of the panic that I think is not good, because the decision taken it can harm why? because without going through the careful and quiet thinking, so the decision is very risky to be wrong if in trading you can experience the name of defeat for buying wrong prices in because panic so the decision is taken without thinking again
Panic selling is totally an unwise decision that you cant it any longer and you don't have choice for it so you just decide to sell in a panic mode. And those people who are usually panicking are the ones that are believing FUDs and fake news about bitcoin bubbles.

Panic buying? Never heard of this one in crypto market but it's likely when something good is happening, new comers are the people who are doing this.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: godrey123 on December 11, 2017, 10:36:47 AM
these aituatuon happens alot in trading. When people think that the price will continue going down and have no chance of going back up! peoe start to panic selling inorder not to loose more. Panic buying is just the reciprocal of panic selling, these happens when the pruce of any coins suddenly goes up and all the people wanted to have a profit with it. so they all buy! These is just a simple concept of trading.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: 0t3p0t on December 11, 2017, 10:54:37 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.
I am not an expert in trading and I don't even try it with exchanges because most of the time I am into long term investments. For me panic selling and panic buying are most likely to happen to newbies and Altcoin traders. It had happened with me before when I was new to cryptocurrency I decided to sell all my Altcoins because I was afraid price would continously go down but I am not affected with my loss since I only have small amount of Altcoins. Those experiences serves as a lesson learned to me though a good try also in investing in Altcoins. In terms of Bitcoin investments, panic selling and panic buying are not likely to happen.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Oulay on December 11, 2017, 11:10:44 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.

Actually it's the other way around. Bitcoin panic buying will still make you money even if it's less than what you would make if you buy at the drop, but it will be profitable at the end.

On the other hand BTC panic selling is the stupidest way to lose money, even if bitcoin is a bubble what chances are there that it's going to burst at this certain drop?? why not the next one? or the one after it? or even after getting to 100k$ ten years ahead??? We just can't know.. What we do know that bitcoin had several drops and it recovered from them and most probably any drop we see won't be the last one.. So we just have to HODL and sell BTC only when we need to..


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: denzkilim on December 11, 2017, 11:16:32 AM
FUD makes people "Panic Selling" and FOMO makes people "Panic Buying" Some whales or maybe a lot of whales use this cheap and very simple tactic to buy bitcoin at low price and sell bitcoin at high price.  ;D


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: peach56 on December 11, 2017, 11:18:51 AM
Everyones advice in blockchain and bitcoin trading is to hold onto currency and not sell bitcoin - however other currencies are quite alright to sell off when you need the cash . When BTC is set to exponentially  grow in the next year or so it may be an idea to save your BTC for when t is expected to reach that 25k milestone.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: hndrk10 on December 11, 2017, 11:20:02 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.

Rules are simple and panic is out of the question. Buy when it goes down and sell when it goes up. Buy for long term is the safest thing you can do.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: chacha66 on December 11, 2017, 11:30:32 AM
If you had bought the lows and sold the highs your profit would have been unreal, its hard to do. Balls of steel are needed. Can it go higher, so should I sell? Is it going to drop further so should I buy. HODL is actually easier or at least it has been because BTC keeps rising. You don't have to worry or monitor the markets and digest all that info everyday. But ya, if your willing to put in the time and effort, buying lows /selling highs is extremely profitable !


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: cizatext on December 11, 2017, 11:39:40 AM
Bitcoin is an asset and at that speculations are allowed, people tend to created panic by them self's as long as bitcoin price can rise it can also drop at any time. But the question is has the price ever dropped below the point it was within 48hours back. The answer is no. What should prompt you to sell your bitcoin should not be base on panic but base on your needs at that time, if not if you continue to do panic selling you tend to loose your asset which is bitcoin at any slide change in the market.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: marcbitcoins on December 11, 2017, 11:54:02 AM
There are both wrong moves, the word panic means negative and ofcourse negative results. Many traders(especially newbies) have loss thier profits because they cant control thier emotions. Controling the emotions have a positive results and all you gonna do is study the technical and fundemental analysis. Knowledge is the way to control your emotion when making decissions to buy or sell.

I called these scenarios as a good strategies and techniques which also need in trading to become successful like buy low and sell high. All we need is the good TIMING so that we could make booth strategies to be applied smoothly specially in bitcoin in which we believed bitcoin is the most promising investment but the problem is it become very expensive to purchase so we need the good timing during panic buying but when we have much bitcoin in our disposal the timing of panic selling will be necessary to avoid losses and to ensure earnings.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: ehrz22 on December 11, 2017, 11:55:16 AM
If you had bought the lows and sold the highs your profit would have been unreal, its hard to do. Balls of steel are needed. Can it go higher, so should I sell? Is it going to drop further so should I buy. HODL is actually easier or at least it has been because BTC keeps rising. You don't have to worry or monitor the markets and digest all that info everyday. But ya, if your willing to put in the time and effort, buying lows /selling highs is extremely profitable !

You have a point, but for those newbies that don't have enough experience about this - they are on panic selling. Yes, the best way to get profit is to hold it and sell it when the price gets high. Those buy low and sell high people have their high capitals to start this.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: speem28 on December 11, 2017, 02:20:47 PM
If you had bought the lows and sold the highs your profit would have been unreal, its hard to do. Balls of steel are needed. Can it go higher, so should I sell? Is it going to drop further so should I buy. HODL is actually easier or at least it has been because BTC keeps rising. You don't have to worry or monitor the markets and digest all that info everyday. But ya, if your willing to put in the time and effort, buying lows /selling highs is extremely profitable !

You have a point, but for those newbies that don't have enough experience about this - they are on panic selling. Yes, the best way to get profit is to hold it and sell it when the price gets high. Those buy low and sell high people have their high capitals to start this.
HOLDING is not the best way to get profit from your investments. It is just a sure way of gaining profits depending on the price of bitcoin, but since we know that it will just continue to rise, then newbies can just try doing this for starters. If they really want to earn faster than holding, they should really risk in their investment. They should get out of their comfort zone and explore new things that will surely increase their knowledge and experience about how investment in bitcoin really goes.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Golftech on December 11, 2017, 03:03:18 PM
Panic buying are done by those investors who believe that bitcoin value will recover after a serious drop in price it happens because the history repeat for so many times now and it's one of the reason why people instead of worrying when bitcoin price drops they invest on it and buy while the price is low so whenever the value recover they can have a good return from their investment.
Much bigger investment would give us much better result if we are doing some short term trade, buy low and sell high but never be bothered when
huge dumped happen, as we can assure ourselves that the price will bounce back, there are already a lots of people around here who maybe mastered the flow and always enjoying with the huge fluctuations between the price.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Latviand on December 11, 2017, 03:10:30 PM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.
So let us clarify what is panic selling and panic buying ine by one. Panic selling is when you got afraid to think and to the output of your selling for me the panic selling is when you sell inr thing you got oanic because it is not your full decision because you think about whay come after next if you sell that thing if ita good or bad idea. And the panic buying for me is like you got panic to buy because you think the price of the thing you buy after you buy it maybe got to dropping low.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: LegionCoin on December 11, 2017, 03:11:31 PM
( panic sell is not good


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: fulmetal08larz on December 11, 2017, 03:30:39 PM
This is happening in the current market situation but not all investors are panic  buying and selling. It is possible that there are newcomers that have bought bitcoin without knowing the technology and true purpose of it, they were just influenced by their friends who have profited a lot who bought bitcoin at a lower price. We have a new set of investors that keeps on coming because of their emotions but eventually, they will learn from their own mistake and take profit for long term or short term trading if they know how to ride with the whales.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Pantoflascrypt017 on December 11, 2017, 03:34:16 PM
Read up on Kinji Jakutos trading tips and how to stay focused whilst in high pressure situations such as trading.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Lonsdayl on December 11, 2017, 03:47:08 PM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.

Actually it's the other way around. Bitcoin panic buying will still make you money even if it's less than what you would make if you buy at the drop, but it will be profitable at the end.

On the other hand BTC panic selling is the stupidest way to lose money, even if bitcoin is a bubble what chances are there that it's going to burst at this certain drop?? why not the next one? or the one after it? or even after getting to 100k$ ten years ahead??? We just can't know.. What we do know that bitcoin had several drops and it recovered from them and most probably any drop we see won't be the last one.. So we just have to HODL and sell BTC only when we need to..

So, you are right in one thing "we don't know if it's a bubble or when will(or won't) it burst". But the one thing we know about people and each person "everyone fear something, and no matter what is it".

Humanity have already seen many financial crisisis, and nobody wants to see another. Also, nobody wants to lose worth instead of earning money...


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Jf Annie on December 11, 2017, 04:41:48 PM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.
I thnk its natural because right time to buying & selling is most important. Buying when it's getting low which is very rare and sell it when its getting high which is also very rare. people should be active on this.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: emmanborromeo67 on December 11, 2017, 04:50:34 PM
For me both of them decision is very risk because panic is a risky if you panic buy or sell became unprofitable.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: AlienSeeker on December 11, 2017, 04:55:44 PM
These two situation is a very risky thing to do. Buying bitcoin today is not adviceable since it is at its maximum price, I guess, because it's not going down. And selling I think is recommendable, but yeah, if you sell, then price goes down.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: lovesybitz on December 11, 2017, 04:57:18 PM
Panic selling is something you sold it earlier than your target price, FUD news is one of the reason why you sold it earlier while Panic Buying is like you Fear of missing out it means you're late to buy some coins when it dips and the market is up then probably you bought the higher high position so be aware of that.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: erdemyolcu on December 11, 2017, 04:59:18 PM
panic selling, panic buying...  small investor scare games


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: MSdosOutput on December 11, 2017, 05:17:53 PM
Both are very bad as it will manipulate the market.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: rasmadisulaiman on December 11, 2017, 05:21:08 PM
The sense of panic when buying bitcoin can happen to a novice player. I've also felt the same thing, the issue is very reasonable because it is not experienced. But when we already know, then we will not panic.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: HunterBTC on December 11, 2017, 05:39:58 PM
In the world of buying and selling inside the crypto market may already be a lot of people panic when selling or when to buy, in their minds must be when the prices have shown increase they will tend to be faster to choose their selling price or purchase price if it is down, but here I will share the experience, if we have a token or coin at that time the price is going up well, if we still have balance in our wallet according to me we do not need to hurry in sell because if we get token from campaign or else we can save it first because a token of the bounty can be increased when the price increases, we better be patient and wait if we are not in need once.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Gaaara on December 11, 2017, 05:45:34 PM
The sense of panic when buying bitcoin can happen to a novice player. I've also felt the same thing, the issue is very reasonable because it is not experienced. But when we already know, then we will not panic.

Even people with experience panic sell a lot. Because as other people believes that bitcoin is not a bubble there is still some of them that refuse to trust bitcoin, either way panic selling and panic buying don't affect the market that much its part of the economy of cryptocurrencies, with or without them same thing will happens to its value.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: riskarcher on December 11, 2017, 05:52:10 PM
only advice for anyone who is trading should never look back and go ahead. this is not the end of the failed trading you can try it on the second opportunity make every trading into a valuable lesson that later on we as a trading can be more wise in selling or buying.which we must know every trading will always be a profit and loss so who cares if the btc price will go up as long as you sell it with the appropriate price it is already worth it


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Drnice on December 11, 2017, 06:00:33 PM
I don't think there is a panic buying, but that of selling is always there. When it comes to buying, one buys because you have in mind that there will be a profit at investing, one thing is that there is always a loss before every profit is gained.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: jinnyjinny on December 11, 2017, 06:15:01 PM
Panic selling and panic buying , this kind of  behavior is typical just for beginners. Experienced market players  , possessing technical and fundamental knowledges will not act this way. By trading you should always turn off the emotions and not to panic. Panic sale so as panic buy =lost profit.




Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Requim on December 11, 2017, 06:17:00 PM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.

Take note that investing is risky, that's why people advice to invest at your own risk. There's nothing bad about investing anytime, it depends on your aim or purpose for investing. If you are investing and holding for a long time, price changes shouldn't be a big issue because if you trust bitcoin, you are aware that bitcoin price will grow in the long run.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: dvillier on December 11, 2017, 06:29:56 PM
I don't think there is a panic buying, but that of selling is always there. When it comes to buying, one buys because you have in mind that there will be a profit at investing, one thing is that there is always a loss before every profit is gained.

The panic buying is the key skill to maintain in the bitcoin because the panic buying make a high amount of the profit for you. The value of the bitcoin raised very soon again if you get bitcoin in these situation it mean that you are luck. while the p


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: jekyde on December 11, 2017, 06:50:12 PM
I never selling with panic but sometimes i bought with panic :(


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Titanos on December 11, 2017, 07:22:58 PM
Personally, i'm not buying that way. You can be lucky and make a small profit but the risks are greater.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: mlgblockchain on December 11, 2017, 07:32:33 PM
That is exactly correct. It's lot more better to make less profit than go through a loss. Even if the loss is with a little amount still it's bad. The person could make a profit with that money instead so it's a double loss. But Panic selling is safer. If you sell too quickly when the price of bitcoins shows an up stream, then you make some profit but you might be able to make more if you could wait a little to reach that price a bit more. But you must keep in mind that you won't be able to get much interested buyer if you wish to sell your coins in a higher rate.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Drnice on December 11, 2017, 08:42:15 PM
I don't think there is a panic buying, but that of selling is always there. When it comes to buying, one buys because you have in mind that there will be a profit at investing, one thing is that there is always a loss before every profit is gained.

The panic buying is the key skill to maintain in the bitcoin because the panic buying make a high amount of the profit for you. The value of the bitcoin raised very soon again if you get bitcoin in these situation it mean that you are luck. while the p

I don't actually have any p, what I am trying to say is that instead of panic buying, using investing with risk at the other side of the mind would have be more better. If I am not mistaking, panic means fear, and no one will be afraid of something and still go into it.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: markleal on December 13, 2017, 07:05:36 AM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.

Hi there Beerwizzard! Yes, your notion about panic buying and selling is true. Traders are tend to sell when many traders is starting to sell a bunch of their possession, that amplify the sudden drop of price but on the other hand, that also trigger the sudden price soar. We can see that scenario several times this past few weeks. But as you check the market overall the price tends to go upwards most of the time rather than downwards, those fact is etch to the mind of traders that have a good information to foresee that the price will not suddenly drop to its very critical level.  ;)


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Crypto-2X on December 13, 2017, 07:14:32 AM
Actually any panic selling and panic buying are destroying the movement of the coin.
In the meantime the profits are getting by whales. That is the bitter truth.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Ebenezar64 on December 13, 2017, 07:20:41 AM
Panic buying/panic selling also known as pump and dump among crypto coins.

I always try to avoid buying BitCoin or any other coin at All Time Highs (ATHs) since it normally doesn't end well. Sure you might still be able to tag along the bull run but you might also get trapped in the hype right before the sell off. Therefore I like much more to buy the dips (after panic selling) of the coins I like that have long term possibilities. I think that is the way to do it. If you have messed a bull run, don't fall for FOMO but wait for a dip and buy as it starts to turn around again, that is my investment strategy that I have come up with after trying to catch some bull runs and lost out.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Shendy23 on December 13, 2017, 08:08:38 AM
i think its all the same because it bot loss you money but for me the more you loss cash in panic selling because if you sell wrong price to your product then your sales will be deducted and in there your profit will fall while if you panic buying and you buy goods stuff on it or some stuff that is useful then it will still benefits you rather than panic selling.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Cameo on December 14, 2017, 02:21:18 PM
Hey there!
A question of panic selling was already discussed on this forum a billion times. But whats bad here? If you are sure that the price will grow back then you can just buy some BTC in better rates. The more dangerous will be the situation when someone is buying BTC while being afraid of loosing some profits despite the fact that pump has already happened (I'm calling it a panic buying). Thats seems like a straight way to lose money and make a bubble.
Yes.That's really a dangerous aspect in trading and i too have suffered a lot because of buying a pumped coin and losing out by selling it at very low rate when it immediately gets dumped.I happens frequently in altcoin trading where mostly altcoins get pumped and dumped.
I think panic is very dangerous when you want to buy or sell so there is no need to make any panic because it’s a question of money and bitcoin is a digital currency it need concentration so our little focus can help us if we start selling or buying without going to check the price we can lose our money and it happen with me last year one day I did not check the price and sell all my bitcoins and as a result I lose a lot of money.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: copoyes on December 14, 2017, 07:19:10 PM
every time want to buy or sell there must be a sense of panic, well when you want to buy a sense of panic whether fitting in the price belli will rise or fall
so also when selling clay fare prices down there panic suddenly going down more sharply what not
like a curse, a feeling that is difficult to remove, but if it is brought to enjoy the panic flavor is lost unless there is bad news like the price want to free fall


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: DewiKirana on December 14, 2017, 07:30:29 PM
When we panic we will make a purchase directly without thinking first. In bitcoin trading it takes common sense, good analysis is required. I once felt buying and selling in a state of panic, which I can feel is a loss and regret. It can be made as experience.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: TTITA on December 14, 2017, 07:36:14 PM
I do not see panic selling is a problem, this condition can be predicted. Panic selling happens because some do it just to hold their cash or temporarily switch to altcoins when bitcoin is experiencing fall dip, they will come back again to buy / exchange into bitcoin when price recovery occurs. What worries it is panic buying, when there is a massive demand and skyrocketing prices, will make a full network transaction. Conditions where there is a possibility of bubbles occurring.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: AldenGreen on December 14, 2017, 07:41:41 PM
Both are harmly dangerous and can give you long term disappointment, it is not advisable but it is happening because of bitcoin price uncertainty if it will continue grow or not, both is not healthy


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Rodeo02 on December 14, 2017, 07:44:21 PM
I do not see panic selling is a problem, this condition can be predicted. Panic selling happens because some do it just to hold their cash or temporarily switch to altcoins when bitcoin is experiencing fall dip, they will come back again to buy / exchange into bitcoin when price recovery occurs. What worries it is panic buying, when there is a massive demand and skyrocketing prices, will make a full network transaction. Conditions where there is a possibility of bubbles occurring.
this was been happen always but the best thing to do is having the knowledge for when would be the best thing to buy and sell , well in selling we cant even control that specially when there is some emergency , stay calm and be patient yes you must to be patient even you may say that you really have to buy but always think for some possibility that can happen and the negative also.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: adzino on December 14, 2017, 07:58:59 PM
The term "panic buying" makes no sense. I don't see how someone would buy something in panic. Anyways none of the thing is actually good. If someone sells in panic, but then the price of the coins rises, he ends up suffering loss. So one should avoid both.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: amuckrule on January 13, 2018, 07:12:47 PM
When it comes to Bitcoin investment, panic selling and buying will only get you into trouble. It’s better to have a goal when you trade or mine.


Title: Re: Panic selling vs Panic buying
Post by: Mike Mayor on January 13, 2018, 10:24:49 PM
Stop saying bubble!! Your heads a bloody bubble....  xD. Doing anything in a panic is never a good idea. It's a very bad one infact. Doing things in a panic usually ends badly and you make mistakes without fully thinking it out properly. With trading you need patience and balls of steel. Oabic selling or buying is usually done in a bulk amount and you should never move so much of your money at once. I never got above 10% of my total.