What are some examples of when emotions mess up your trades?

Hello i just purchased a little amount of eos token on bitfinex with the hope that it will increase in price. What do you think guys it is a good opportunity for investment buying EOS token?

This moment is not good enough for making good trading profits, that is why i think that you should try to wait a little bit longer until the entire market recovers, at least, by a little until you can see everything on green again

Only those people who has fewer knowledge and does not believe in greater potential of the future of bitcoin are eager enough to sell at low when convinced that bitcoin is dead - that is why learning about it and strategies in handling is very critical in maximizing profit.
It is normal for the value of bitcoin to dip and a good opportunoty even.

Bitcoin had huge potential buddy.The price of is reduced from 9000$,I hope you know that.The price of bitcoin may not reach 8500$ in two days.I was dam sure ,the price of bitcoin will reach 8500$ in a week.Do you have doubt in the bitcoin,just check after a week.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cashless_society

A cashless society describes an economic state whereby financial transactions are not conducted with money in the form of physical banknotes or coins, but rather through the transfer of digital information (usually an electronic representation of money) between the transacting parties. Cashless societies have existed, based on barter and other methods of exchange, and cashless transactions have also become possible using digital currencies such as bitcoin. However this article discusses and focuses on the term "cashless society" in the sense of a move towards, and implications of, a society where cash is replaced by its digital equivalent - in other words, legal tender (money) exists, is recorded, and is exchanged only in electronic digital form.

Such a concept has been discussed widely, particularly because the world is experiencing a rapid and increasing use of digital methods of recording, managing, and exchanging money in commerce, investment and daily life in many parts of the world, and transactions which would historically have been undertaken with cash are often now undertaken electronically. Some countries now set limits on transactions and transaction values for which non-electronic payment may be legally used.

The trend towards use of non-cash transactions and settlement began in daily life during the 1990s, when electronic banking became popular. By the 2010s digital payment methods were widespread in many countries, with examples including intermediaries such as PayPal, digital wallet systems operated by companies like Apple, contactless and NFC payments by electronic card or smartphone, and electronic bills and banking, all in widespread use. By the 2010s cash had become actively disfavored in some kinds of transaction which would historically have been very ordinary to pay with physical tender, and larger cash amounts were in some situations treated with suspicion, due to its versatility and ease of use in money laundering and financing of terrorism, and actively prohibited by some suppliers and retailers, to the point of coining the expression of a "war on cash". By 2016 in the United Kingdom it was reported that 1 in 7 people no longer carries or use cash.[8] The 2016 United States User Consumer Survey Study claims that 75% or respondents preferred a credit or debit card as their payment method while only 11% of respondents preferred cash. By 2017, digital payment methods such as Venmo and Square contribute to cashless transactions. Venmo allows individuals to make direct payments to other individuals without having cash accessible. Square is an innovation that allows primarily small businesses to receive payments from their clients.

It has also been described as a highly controversial and at times a "sinister" or "creepy" move and as a concept connected to negative interest rates, banking transaction tax and a global taxation regime, since such a move would be both potentially useful and potentially socially dangerous, with widespread implications for society. It has potential to be very helpful for central governments and economies, in the context of global negative inflation and quantitative easing, and central control of the money supply. However a loss of cash also transfers complete control of transactions, interest, and individual use of money, and information about these, to the nation state and third party providers, since the individual cannot avoid their money being held in an external system capable of regulation and control. Many countries have regulated, restricted, or banned private digital currencies such as Bitcoin. While supposedly helpful to the global economy and in fighting against crime and terrorism, many concerns have been raised over "dangerous" unintended consequences. It would mean that negative interest rates can be fully enforced, and money could be controlled in great detail. For example, some kinds of money might be set to "expire" and be worthless if not spent in specific ways or by specific times, or to devalue gradually. It also makes individual savings, and information about individual incomes and transactions, accessible to any party able to access the records - either legitimately (police and tax related) or not (hackers and persons with access to the relevant data), and in this way, it facilitates population surveillance. It also means that groups, individuals and causes could be deprived of cash by the simple expedient of preventing their access to cashless transaction media. A cashless society is convenient and fast; however, it is also increases ignorance to individual spending and vulnerability to fraud. Consumers' ignorance to spending increases as they are less aware when swiping their card to complete a transaction than if they budgeted their money and paid in cash. Their vulnerability to fraud increases because corporations keep record of credit and debit card transactions, but they don't keep a record of cash transactions. The two main types of credit card fraud are when thieves attain the data manually or through a concealed automated program.

of course not
is more complex, not just with guessing and feeling abou price
we need have some data about something what we trade
how about work performance, how about history, about news related to it and many that we can use

When the price of bitcoin reach 19,000$,many become rich with the holding bitcoin.Now the price of bitcoin is very low,if you get into bitcoin now you will get  more profit from it.In two days ,the price of bitcoin will reach 8500$.If you like to inverse for the short term profit,this is right time for that.

A lot of coins will start recovering soon as demands starts increasing, the market has had so much money taken out and supply is way more than demand in this market right now which is what is causing the drop in prices. This bear market will probably last a while longer and some more people will sell off their coins but it will recover in time.

To stay safe, you could invest into Bitcoin and diversify the rest of your money into other cryptocurrencies that are worth holding for the long term. Altcoins usually have greater price movements than Bitcoin, and if you manage to analyze their patterns of ups and downs, you'd be able to multiply your investment in no time

I just hope that this dip will not trigger a massive panic again that it will make the dip to dips more. I believed that this was due to MT.Gox who still have many Bitcoin left at their disposal to sell that after they will sold their coins it will be the last of the dip for this year and constant rise up will follow. Just keep on holding your Bitcoin and keep the faith even its hurt because soon a turning point will follow.

My best strategy in investing is that whenever I earned some or income is coming in I able to make it to half so that I able to put the other one into my wallet and the other one to my investment which in some lending so that even though I used my money the other half will grow because I put it in some investment. I suggest to you that if you want to have a good one try investing in some ICO here or campaigns.

bitcoin will never ever replace dollar as global currency because bitcoin is relying to dollars

I do not agree with this statement.You can do whatever you want to do with your bitcoins.But you should keep in mind the right time that when you should sell your bitcoins.When the prices are high then you should think of selling your bitcoins.Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin are also used as assets and people hold them for future price rise.You should not sell all of your bitcoins in one go.You can sell some bitcoins and keep the other leftover amount with you.

Crypto adoption may be higher, but that doesn't necessarily mean Bitcoin. Bitcoin could lose preeminence, another crypto could be more useful or more secure, or faster or cheaper.

There's no shortage of ways to beat Bitcoin. Sinking a fortune into Bitcoin at these prices because you're sure the future is bright if you just wait long enough is risky play.

In short, most of us think that bitcoin will be able to reach a price that is very high in the future when the number of bitcoin becomes scarce, so in the near future, we should never sell bitcoin because that may cause us to miss a lot of profit. However, because of this thought, we can fall into bad situations, if the price of Bitcoin does not increase and even decrease, we will waste time to wait and do not receive benefits from Bitcoin, so, I think we should choose the highest selling price possible in the near future, should not wait for a long time, it is too risky

bitcoin already its a global currency, but there not have a global adoption of the coin, the major of holders are speculating and only in this year we see situations like the aprovation in japan and australia and malta etc. as well.