What is your best investment strategy?

[Positid]

I generally try to trade by buying when we see a dip in price of bitcoin and then sell when we see a big increase in price. The hard part is knowing when to buy and sell so I usually make several buys and several sells.

yeah even though prices went up and down but you're still confused in choosing when the right time to buy or sell? because people will not know when prices will stop rise or down

We have our own evaluation of the current price but for me this price is already low when you think the price will be high in the succeeding days due to the coming halving. Invest now and don't hesitate as it is the only way you can earn with investment here.

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[escrowboy]

Yeah, when trading always remember the saying that "don't put all your eggs in basket" which is really true. If you don't want to lose in one thing, better divide your investments as long as you can to decrease the chance of losing them as not investments are really profitable.

Exactly. All of this could only mean to follow certain rules in order to make a good investment. Speaking of which, I have compiled a simple list which tells the basics of investing into Bitcoins or any other alt coin.

They are as follow:

1. Buy Low (preferably in small chunks)
2. Sell High
3. Diversify your investments into other alt coins (not putting all your money into Bitcoin)
4. Sell some of your BTC into Gold.
5. Take 10% of your profits into savings
6. Invest in a PoS coin with a high interest (stake) rate like Diamond. (25% APR)
7. Never invest what you can't afford to lose.

If you follow the above rules, you will do fine and make decent profits (apart from making a smart investment)

Just my opinion. 

How successful is things you mention? I might want to follow this guide but I want to know what percentage will you fail and what are the common problems I might encounter whenever I used it.

[harizen]

Yeah, when trading always remember the saying that "don't put all your eggs in basket" which is really true. If you don't want to lose in one thing, better divide your investments as long as you can to decrease the chance of losing them as not investments are really profitable.

Exactly. All of this could only mean to follow certain rules in order to make a good investment. Speaking of which, I have compiled a simple list which tells the basics of investing into Bitcoins or any other alt coin.

They are as follow:

1. Buy Low (preferably in small chunks)
2. Sell High
3. Diversify your investments into other alt coins (not putting all your money into Bitcoin)
4. Sell some of your BTC into Gold.
5. Take 10% of your profits into savings
6. Invest in a PoS coin with a high interest (stake) rate like Diamond. (25% APR)
7. Never invest what you can't afford to lose.

If you follow the above rules, you will do fine and make decent profits (apart from making a smart investment)

Just my opinion.  

How successful is things you mention? I might want to follow this guide but I want to know what percentage will you fail and what are the common problems I might encounter whenever I used it.

You will never know what is the output if you will not put yourself in an actual situation. Also if you want follow any ways stated here, you can come up with a quite accurate answer by yourself.

Just remember to take your investment strategy seriously.

[takingthis4]

I think everyone has the same idea on how the 'investment' strategy, its simply buy low and resell it at a higher price, duh. Though you need capital first, a good amount of capital actually, probably around 5k euros to begin with.

Secondly it would be not to build a plan on what do you want to invest in, it's simply pointless since anything can change in the stock market at anytime. Though it being unpredictable is what makes it so attractive...

[escrowboy]

Yeah, when trading always remember the saying that "don't put all your eggs in basket" which is really true. If you don't want to lose in one thing, better divide your investments as long as you can to decrease the chance of losing them as not investments are really profitable.

Exactly. All of this could only mean to follow certain rules in order to make a good investment. Speaking of which, I have compiled a simple list which tells the basics of investing into Bitcoins or any other alt coin.

They are as follow:

1. Buy Low (preferably in small chunks)
2. Sell High
3. Diversify your investments into other alt coins (not putting all your money into Bitcoin)
4. Sell some of your BTC into Gold.
5. Take 10% of your profits into savings
6. Invest in a PoS coin with a high interest (stake) rate like Diamond. (25% APR)
7. Never invest what you can't afford to lose.

If you follow the above rules, you will do fine and make decent profits (apart from making a smart investment)

Just my opinion.  

How successful is things you mention? I might want to follow this guide but I want to know what percentage will you fail and what are the common problems I might encounter whenever I used it.

You will never know what is the output if you will not put yourself in an actual situation. Also if you want follow any ways stated here, you can come up with a quite accurate answer by yourself.

Just remember to take your investment strategy seriously.

I dont know how to probably start cause I dont even know what that you guys called "Low" price thats stated there in the first place. And I barely dont know how can you assure to make a profit in altcoins because most of them is going dead.

[crairezx20]

Yeah, when trading always remember the saying that "don't put all your eggs in basket" which is really true. If you don't want to lose in one thing, better divide your investments as long as you can to decrease the chance of losing them as not investments are really profitable.

Exactly. All of this could only mean to follow certain rules in order to make a good investment. Speaking of which, I have compiled a simple list which tells the basics of investing into Bitcoins or any other alt coin.

They are as follow:

1. Buy Low (preferably in small chunks)
2. Sell High
3. Diversify your investments into other alt coins (not putting all your money into Bitcoin)
4. Sell some of your BTC into Gold.
5. Take 10% of your profits into savings
6. Invest in a PoS coin with a high interest (stake) rate like Diamond. (25% APR)
7. Never invest what you can't afford to lose.

If you follow the above rules, you will do fine and make decent profits (apart from making a smart investment)

Just my opinion.  

How successful is things you mention? I might want to follow this guide but I want to know what percentage will you fail and what are the common problems I might encounter whenever I used it.

You will never know what is the output if you will not put yourself in an actual situation. Also if you want follow any ways stated here, you can come up with a quite accurate answer by yourself.

Just remember to take your investment strategy seriously.

I dont know how to probably start cause I dont even know what that you guys called "Low" price thats stated there in the first place. And I barely dont know how can you assure to make a profit in altcoins because most of them is going dead.

Not all altcoin are dead and i think few altcoin are trusted and you can make a profit.. if you choose a wrong altcoin you will be lose.. so if you are not a trader better to study it first so that you what will happen if you lose or make a profit..

[Cyaren]

Yeah, when trading always remember the saying that "don't put all your eggs in basket" which is really true. If you don't want to lose in one thing, better divide your investments as long as you can to decrease the chance of losing them as not investments are really profitable.

Exactly. All of this could only mean to follow certain rules in order to make a good investment. Speaking of which, I have compiled a simple list which tells the basics of investing into Bitcoins or any other alt coin.

They are as follow:

1. Buy Low (preferably in small chunks)
2. Sell High
3. Diversify your investments into other alt coins (not putting all your money into Bitcoin)
4. Sell some of your BTC into Gold.
5. Take 10% of your profits into savings
6. Invest in a PoS coin with a high interest (stake) rate like Diamond. (25% APR)
7. Never invest what you can't afford to lose.

If you follow the above rules, you will do fine and make decent profits (apart from making a smart investment)

Just my opinion. 

How successful is things you mention? I might want to follow this guide but I want to know what percentage will you fail and what are the common problems I might encounter whenever I used it.

You will never know what is the output if you will not put yourself in an actual situation. Also if you want follow any ways stated here, you can come up with a quite accurate answer by yourself.

Just remember to take your investment strategy seriously.

I dont know how to probably start cause I dont even know what that you guys called "Low" price thats stated there in the first place. And I barely dont know how can you assure to make a profit in altcoins because most of them is going dead.

Not all altcoin are dead and i think few altcoin are trusted and you can make a profit.. if you choose a wrong altcoin you will be lose.. so if you are not a trader better to study it first so that you what will happen if you lose or make a profit..

I dont know of an alt coin that is "Alive" there really isnt one that's thriving other than ltc but that's basically the only one, you really will never know when it comes to alt coins because they fluctuate MAINLY by bitcoin standards.

Investments are not meant to make huge money although you can make big money from them alone.

[diodio5]

Well IMO the best investment strategy for bitcoin is to don't put your eggs in one stone. What I mean is that when you buy bitcoin don't put just 1 sell orders, but scatter it so that you can gain returns at different price. 

if you use method with many orders that means sometimes not all of your orders will be filled? it means that the amount of profit would also be reduced because your capital will be split for each order right ? what do you think about this ?

[expert4knowledge]

I think that the best investment strategy you can make is to hold onto your bitcoins until the halving. Price is still cheap now so you still have a chance to get into the market.

Don't be late to the party

But what will you do if in halving all people are sellers and how can you find buyers in that time? We may have inflation of sellers in that time.

[Ziskinberg]

I think that the best investment strategy you can make is to hold onto your bitcoins until the halving. Price is still cheap now so you still have a chance to get into the market.

Don't be late to the party

But what will you do if in halving all people are sellers and how can you find buyers in that time? We may have inflation of sellers in that time.

That is not gonna happen because people are still expecting that the price will reach to the best price in the future, once they see the price increasing the more they will hold their bitcoins at wait for more increase.

[Abiky]

Not all altcoin are dead and i think few altcoin are trusted and you can make a profit.. if you choose a wrong altcoin you will be lose.. so if you are not a trader better to study it first so that you what will happen if you lose or make a profit..

That is true and although there are many altcoins that have proven to become shitcoins in the end, there have been some that have proven to maintain stability in both price and development. The best altcoin for investing of course would be Litecoin, but there are a few among the list that are worth the try. It is best to make a research about that alt coin in order to make a wise investment. Since there is a risk in every investment, you should always proceed with caution by putting the minimum amount possible to prevent loss in case something unexpected happens. Just my opinion. 

[harizen]

Yeah, when trading always remember the saying that "don't put all your eggs in basket" which is really true. If you don't want to lose in one thing, better divide your investments as long as you can to decrease the chance of losing them as not investments are really profitable.

Exactly. All of this could only mean to follow certain rules in order to make a good investment. Speaking of which, I have compiled a simple list which tells the basics of investing into Bitcoins or any other alt coin.

They are as follow:

1. Buy Low (preferably in small chunks)
2. Sell High
3. Diversify your investments into other alt coins (not putting all your money into Bitcoin)
4. Sell some of your BTC into Gold.
5. Take 10% of your profits into savings
6. Invest in a PoS coin with a high interest (stake) rate like Diamond. (25% APR)
7. Never invest what you can't afford to lose.

If you follow the above rules, you will do fine and make decent profits (apart from making a smart investment)

Just my opinion.  

How successful is things you mention? I might want to follow this guide but I want to know what percentage will you fail and what are the common problems I might encounter whenever I used it.

You will never know what is the output if you will not put yourself in an actual situation. Also if you want follow any ways stated here, you can come up with a quite accurate answer by yourself.

Just remember to take your investment strategy seriously.

I dont know how to probably start cause I dont even know what that you guys called "Low" price thats stated there in the first place. And I barely dont know how can you assure to make a profit in altcoins because most of them is going dead.

In my case, there's no such thiing as exact price to be considered as low price. First of all, bitcoin price moves actively even for minutes when there is a trend. So how can you determined what is the low price to consider? You need to know some factors e.g current bitcoin news, average price in the last 24h, 12h , 30m, reading others troll's speculation even that is a sh*t (of course don't take it seriously) etc. And after knowing those factors you must need, trust, removing those regrets, brave enough to face the output after investing, and ability to pull the trigger when the waves are not going to the way you want.

If you have hardtime doing altcoin trading, focus for now bitcoin to usd trading.

[Maslate]

Yeah, when trading always remember the saying that "don't put all your eggs in basket" which is really true. If you don't want to lose in one thing, better divide your investments as long as you can to decrease the chance of losing them as not investments are really profitable.

Exactly. All of this could only mean to follow certain rules in order to make a good investment. Speaking of which, I have compiled a simple list which tells the basics of investing into Bitcoins or any other alt coin.

They are as follow:

1. Buy Low (preferably in small chunks)
2. Sell High
3. Diversify your investments into other alt coins (not putting all your money into Bitcoin)
4. Sell some of your BTC into Gold.
5. Take 10% of your profits into savings
6. Invest in a PoS coin with a high interest (stake) rate like Diamond. (25% APR)
7. Never invest what you can't afford to lose.

If you follow the above rules, you will do fine and make decent profits (apart from making a smart investment)

Just my opinion.  

How successful is things you mention? I might want to follow this guide but I want to know what percentage will you fail and what are the common problems I might encounter whenever I used it.

You will never know what is the output if you will not put yourself in an actual situation. Also if you want follow any ways stated here, you can come up with a quite accurate answer by yourself.

Just remember to take your investment strategy seriously.

I dont know how to probably start cause I dont even know what that you guys called "Low" price thats stated there in the first place. And I barely dont know how can you assure to make a profit in altcoins because most of them is going dead.

In my case, there's no such thiing as exact price to be considered as low price. First of all, bitcoin price moves actively even for minutes when there is a trend. So how can you determined what is the low price to consider? You need to know some factors e.g current bitcoin news, average price in the last 24h, 12h , 30m, reading others troll's speculation even that is a sh*t (of course don't take it seriously) etc. And after knowing those factors you must need, trust, removing those regrets, brave enough to face the output after investing, and ability to pull the trigger when the waves are not going to the way you want.

If you have hardtime doing altcoin trading, focus for now bitcoin to usd trading.

Yeah! since we are still in the accumulation stage and we have not seen a stable price, any price will be considered low or high for a certain individual and it should be base on his preference on how he is going to deal with the price in favor of him to get the opportunity.

[blackmachinegun]

I think that the best investment strategy you can make is to hold onto your bitcoins until the halving. Price is still cheap now so you still have a chance to get into the market.

Don't be late to the party

But what will you do if in halving all people are sellers and how can you find buyers in that time? We may have inflation of sellers in that time.

Lol of course you can sell it in exchange. there must be a buyer or who will buy bitcoin. yeah that's what I was afraid of, when halving come. many people who would sell their bitcoin and maybe inversely proportional to the users who will buy? maybe the price will come back down that the effect

[freebitcoins4u]

invest in the top altcoins and when they go high cash them for btc. than search for the next best altcoin to invest.

[harizen]

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I dont know how to probably start cause I dont even know what that you guys called "Low" price thats stated there in the first place. And I barely dont know how can you assure to make a profit in altcoins because most of them is going dead.

In my case, there's no such thiing as exact price to be considered as low price. First of all, bitcoin price moves actively even for minutes when there is a trend. So how can you determined what is the low price to consider? You need to know some factors e.g current bitcoin news, average price in the last 24h, 12h , 30m, reading others troll's speculation even that is a sh*t (of course don't take it seriously) etc. And after knowing those factors you must need, trust, removing those regrets, brave enough to face the output after investing, and ability to pull the trigger when the waves are not going to the way you want.

If you have hardtime doing altcoin trading, focus for now bitcoin to usd trading.

Yeah! since we are still in the accumulation stage and we have not seen a stable price, any price will be considered low or high for a certain individual and it should be base on his preference on how he is going to deal with the price in favor of him to get the opportunity.

Exactly. It's all based on those factor I stated + whales movements.

One good example, last year around $300 price is considered as high price because the price sits for $200 above range for 6 months. Buying coins at that rate of $300 really give others a doubt since they are all expecting for a dip below it but it doesn't happen. So if a person afford to invest at any rate, then just go with it. Just keep in mind that price fluctuate so be ready to what is going to happen.

[BeGoods]

I think that the best investment strategy you can make is to hold onto your bitcoins until the halving. Price is still cheap now so you still have a chance to get into the market.

Don't be late to the party

But what will you do if in halving all people are sellers and how can you find buyers in that time? We may have inflation of sellers in that time.

That is not gonna happen because people are still expecting that the price will reach to the best price in the future, once they see the price increasing the more they will hold their bitcoins at wait for more increase.

of course there will always be buyers in the market of bitcoin mate. not all users of bitcoin will sell them at the current halving. so you do not worry about it but I still worried about some people who has a lot of bitcoin in their wallets and sell bitcoin simultaneously and instantly. certainly it will give a bad effect on the price

[mirakal]

I think that the best investment strategy you can make is to hold onto your bitcoins until the halving. Price is still cheap now so you still have a chance to get into the market.

Don't be late to the party

But what will you do if in halving all people are sellers and how can you find buyers in that time? We may have inflation of sellers in that time.

That is not gonna happen because people are still expecting that the price will reach to the best price in the future, once they see the price increasing the more they will hold their bitcoins at wait for more increase.

of course there will always be buyers in the market of bitcoin mate. not all users of bitcoin will sell them at the current halving. so you do not worry about it but I still worried about some people who has a lot of bitcoin in their wallets and sell bitcoin simultaneously and instantly. certainly it will give a bad effect on the price

You will only see people selling their in times of emergency our any bad news happening to bitcoin, aside from that people love to hold bitcoins because they treat this as an investment and it is true that the future of bitcoin is looking nice.

[Schuyler]

The best investment strategy would still depend on the person, and how he puts to use those strategies that he has in mind. Risk appetite also plays a big role in determining what he is going to invest on. Most people would just go with minimal risk but with steady return, however small it is. Others would take bigger risks which in turn could potentially yield higher rewards.

[Abiky]

The best investment strategy would still depend on the person, and how he puts to use those strategies that he has in mind. Risk appetite also plays a big role in determining what he is going to invest on. Most people would just go with minimal risk but with steady return, however small it is. Others would take bigger risks which in turn could potentially yield higher rewards.

Exactly. Every investment has a risk whenever big or small. Usually, investing in a HYIP has a big risk but at the end it will be rewarding if you turn out to become an early investor. I have followed this and have made nice profit in most HYIPs. Still, there are many (if not all of them) HYIPs which turn out to become a scam so it is advised to proceed with caution. In the meantime, I think it would be best to focus on altcoins that give promising development and a solid community. These are key to becoming a successful altcoin. Just my opinion.