Nagadota
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March 09, 2017, 07:34:17 AM |
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I wouldn't recommend to sell all your Bitcoins at this time because the price is still rising and growing more popular everyday. Unless you really need the money then I would say to sell everything otherwise don't do it.
Why do so many people focus on selling all their coins at once while they can just sell a small portion of their coins? That would make a whole lot more sense as you'll be able to benefit from each market movement. UP - you get to benefit as your other coins gained value. DOWN - you get to benefit in the way that you can buy back more coins for the same amount of fiat. Same basically goes up when it comes to buying -- never buy with all your funds at once. If you think the price will go down a lot definitely, then it is better to sell all and then buy back later.
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South Park
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March 09, 2017, 03:56:13 PM |
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I wouldn't recommend to sell all your Bitcoins at this time because the price is still rising and growing more popular everyday. Unless you really need the money then I would say to sell everything otherwise don't do it.
Why do so many people focus on selling all their coins at once while they can just sell a small portion of their coins? That would make a whole lot more sense as you'll be able to benefit from each market movement. UP - you get to benefit as your other coins gained value. DOWN - you get to benefit in the way that you can buy back more coins for the same amount of fiat. Same basically goes up when it comes to buying -- never buy with all your funds at once. I think it is because most people trade without opening a trading book, probably one of the first thing you will find in any book about trading is that we should not invest more than 5 to 10 % per trade, this limits the earnings but also limits the losses, but people prefer to buy or sell all their coins at once to try to get more profits without realizing they are increasing their risk significantly.
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Leprikon
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March 09, 2017, 06:06:49 PM |
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I wouldn't recommend to sell all your Bitcoins at this time because the price is still rising and growing more popular everyday. Unless you really need the money then I would say to sell everything otherwise don't do it.
Why do so many people focus on selling all their coins at once while they can just sell a small portion of their coins? That would make a whole lot more sense as you'll be able to benefit from each market movement. UP - you get to benefit as your other coins gained value. DOWN - you get to benefit in the way that you can buy back more coins for the same amount of fiat. Same basically goes up when it comes to buying -- never buy with all your funds at once. I think it is because most people trade without opening a trading book, probably one of the first thing you will find in any book about trading is that we should not invest more than 5 to 10 % per trade, this limits the earnings but also limits the losses, but people prefer to buy or sell all their coins at once to try to get more profits without realizing they are increasing their risk significantly. If a person lends itself to panic, then he does not do very wise things. Therefore, if the price goes down, some people think that bitcoin is dying, and therefore sell all their stocks
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Bitcoinsummoner
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March 09, 2017, 06:16:03 PM |
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I wouldn't recommend to sell all your Bitcoins at this time because the price is still rising and growing more popular everyday. Unless you really need the money then I would say to sell everything otherwise don't do it.
Why do so many people focus on selling all their coins at once while they can just sell a small portion of their coins? That would make a whole lot more sense as you'll be able to benefit from each market movement. UP - you get to benefit as your other coins gained value. DOWN - you get to benefit in the way that you can buy back more coins for the same amount of fiat. Same basically goes up when it comes to buying -- never buy with all your funds at once. I think it is because most people trade without opening a trading book, probably one of the first thing you will find in any book about trading is that we should not invest more than 5 to 10 % per trade, this limits the earnings but also limits the losses, but people prefer to buy or sell all their coins at once to try to get more profits without realizing they are increasing their risk significantly. If a person lends itself to panic, then he does not do very wise things. Therefore, if the price goes down, some people think that bitcoin is dying, and therefore sell all their stocks No i think selling bitcoin if you are heard any news about bitcoin is a wise decision and better to wait and if you seen if the price goes low you can buy again and save your profit.. this is what other people do that is why we are seeing dump these days because they heard about ETF rejection that honestly still no news about the rejection. .
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Prohodimec
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March 09, 2017, 07:09:23 PM |
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I wouldn't recommend to sell all your Bitcoins at this time because the price is still rising and growing more popular everyday. Unless you really need the money then I would say to sell everything otherwise don't do it.
Why do so many people focus on selling all their coins at once while they can just sell a small portion of their coins? That would make a whole lot more sense as you'll be able to benefit from each market movement. UP - you get to benefit as your other coins gained value. DOWN - you get to benefit in the way that you can buy back more coins for the same amount of fiat. Same basically goes up when it comes to buying -- never buy with all your funds at once. I think it is because most people trade without opening a trading book, probably one of the first thing you will find in any book about trading is that we should not invest more than 5 to 10 % per trade, this limits the earnings but also limits the losses, but people prefer to buy or sell all their coins at once to try to get more profits without realizing they are increasing their risk significantly. If a person lends itself to panic, then he does not do very wise things. Therefore, if the price goes down, some people think that bitcoin is dying, and therefore sell all their stocks No i think selling bitcoin if you are heard any news about bitcoin is a wise decision and better to wait and if you seen if the price goes low you can buy again and save your profit.. this is what other people do that is why we are seeing dump these days because they heard about ETF rejection that honestly still no news about the rejection. . The news will appear after March 11, and many are already panicking. It is not right. Only those who have patience will be able to achieve high results and big profits. I am confident that bitcoin will survive the test, regardless of whether it will be approved
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South Park
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March 10, 2017, 06:59:59 PM Last edit: March 11, 2017, 10:08:22 PM by South Park |
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I wouldn't recommend to sell all your Bitcoins at this time because the price is still rising and growing more popular everyday. Unless you really need the money then I would say to sell everything otherwise don't do it.
Why do so many people focus on selling all their coins at once while they can just sell a small portion of their coins? That would make a whole lot more sense as you'll be able to benefit from each market movement. UP - you get to benefit as your other coins gained value. DOWN - you get to benefit in the way that you can buy back more coins for the same amount of fiat. Same basically goes up when it comes to buying -- never buy with all your funds at once. I think it is because most people trade without opening a trading book, probably one of the first thing you will find in any book about trading is that we should not invest more than 5 to 10 % per trade, this limits the earnings but also limits the losses, but people prefer to buy or sell all their coins at once to try to get more profits without realizing they are increasing their risk significantly. If a person lends itself to panic, then he does not do very wise things. Therefore, if the price goes down, some people think that bitcoin is dying, and therefore sell all their stocks No i think selling bitcoin if you are heard any news about bitcoin is a wise decision and better to wait and if you seen if the price goes low you can buy again and save your profit.. this is what other people do that is why we are seeing dump these days because they heard about ETF rejection that honestly still no news about the rejection. . The news will appear after March 11, and many are already panicking. It is not right. Only those who have patience will be able to achieve high results and big profits. I am confident that bitcoin will survive the test, regardless of whether it will be approved ETF is not a test for bitcoin, at worst it is going to lose some value that is all, the real test is the issue of scalability, the fees are getting higher and there does not seem to be agreement at all about the solution we must follow to allow us to get more reasonable fees and confirmation times.
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varyspro
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March 10, 2017, 07:10:14 PM |
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I wouldn't recommend to sell all your Bitcoins at this time because the price is still rising and growing more popular everyday. Unless you really need the money then I would say to sell everything otherwise don't do it.
Why do so many people focus on selling all their coins at once while they can just sell a small portion of their coins? That would make a whole lot more sense as you'll be able to benefit from each market movement. UP - you get to benefit as your other coins gained value. DOWN - you get to benefit in the way that you can buy back more coins for the same amount of fiat. Same basically goes up when it comes to buying -- never buy with all your funds at once. I think it is because most people trade without opening a trading book, probably one of the first thing you will find in any book about trading is that we should not invest more than 5 to 10 % per trade, this limits the earnings but also limits the losses, but people prefer to buy or sell all their coins at once to try to get more profits without realizing they are increasing their risk significantly. If a person lends itself to panic, then he does not do very wise things. Therefore, if the price goes down, some people think that bitcoin is dying, and therefore sell all their stocks No i think selling bitcoin if you are heard any news about bitcoin is a wise decision and better to wait and if you seen if the price goes low you can buy again and save your profit.. this is what other people do that is why we are seeing dump these days because they heard about ETF rejection that honestly still no news about the rejection. . The news will appear after March 11, and many are already panicking. It is not right. Only those who have patience will be able to achieve high results and big profits. I am confident that bitcoin will survive the test, regardless of whether it will be approved ETF is not a test for bitcoin, at worst it is going to lose some value that is all, the real test is the issue of scalability, the fees are getting higher and there does not seem to be agreement at all about the solution we must follow to allow us tog et more reasonable fees and confirmation times. No one agrees to pay large commissions for transactions. If the tariffs become large, many will simply give up bitcoin. But the problem of long transactions must be solved. Tomorrow is March 11, and I hope for a positive decision
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Nagadota
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March 16, 2017, 07:54:21 AM |
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I wouldn't recommend to sell all your Bitcoins at this time because the price is still rising and growing more popular everyday. Unless you really need the money then I would say to sell everything otherwise don't do it.
Why do so many people focus on selling all their coins at once while they can just sell a small portion of their coins? That would make a whole lot more sense as you'll be able to benefit from each market movement. UP - you get to benefit as your other coins gained value. DOWN - you get to benefit in the way that you can buy back more coins for the same amount of fiat. Same basically goes up when it comes to buying -- never buy with all your funds at once. I think it is because most people trade without opening a trading book, probably one of the first thing you will find in any book about trading is that we should not invest more than 5 to 10 % per trade, this limits the earnings but also limits the losses, but people prefer to buy or sell all their coins at once to try to get more profits without realizing they are increasing their risk significantly. If a person lends itself to panic, then he does not do very wise things. Therefore, if the price goes down, some people think that bitcoin is dying, and therefore sell all their stocks No i think selling bitcoin if you are heard any news about bitcoin is a wise decision and better to wait and if you seen if the price goes low you can buy again and save your profit.. this is what other people do that is why we are seeing dump these days because they heard about ETF rejection that honestly still no news about the rejection. . The news will appear after March 11, and many are already panicking. It is not right. Only those who have patience will be able to achieve high results and big profits. I am confident that bitcoin will survive the test, regardless of whether it will be approved ETF is not a test for bitcoin, at worst it is going to lose some value that is all, the real test is the issue of scalability, the fees are getting higher and there does not seem to be agreement at all about the solution we must follow to allow us tog et more reasonable fees and confirmation times. No one agrees to pay large commissions for transactions. If the tariffs become large, many will simply give up bitcoin. But the problem of long transactions must be solved. Tomorrow is March 11, and I hope for a positive decision I agree with that. We need to increase the block size and reduce the transaction fee.
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