What is your best investment strategy?

[Abiky]

strategy would be to put resources into new cryptocurrencies that cost nothing, get twelve of them and afterward keep a watch out. As should be obvious underneath, with just $100 you can get a considerable amount of coins and possibly one of them will ascend to the best like Bitcoin did!

Another technique is purchase the greater part of the best 10 cryptocurrencies and hold up a while or years, and see what happens. A very much adjusted portfolio limits your hazard in light of the fact that on the off chance that you lose on a couple of cryptographic forms of money you have, at that point, you pick up on the others. On the off chance that you choose to put resources into just a single, as Litecoin for instance, imagine a scenario in which the digital money totally crumples.

Nice strategy. If you manage to adjust your portfolio well by investing into many cryptocurrencies (especially inexpensive ones), then you would have a greater chances of reaching ROI when one of those coins rise in price over the market.

The key here is to diversify, as investing into a single cryptocurrency or asset, may lead you to huge losses if it starts to massively decline in value. As such, this scenario is not ideal for anyone who's looking to expand their capital for the long term.

Therefore, it is always best to make a research, diversify your investments, and never put money that you can't afford to lose into a cryptocurrency or asset. Everyone has a strategy of their own, but such strategies may not work for you. Just my thoughts

[Creas1986]

my greatest expense approach is to maintain bitcoin and market if the bitcoin get larger, but for now I'm even now in search of another ideal expense for me get large interest of bitcoin, since most of the  expenditure firm right now are practically scammer, you get income from the commence , and you will claims that is excellent, so you both redeposit the total sum, or just your earnings. You get that again and think wow, it operates, so then you deposit a significantly bigger sum and in the worst scenario, even get your buddies and loved ones concerned in this superb bitcoin producing scheme.  

[Finestream]

My best investment strategy is make investments in ICO's but only kinds that have experienced the supershill vetting method complete.

Investing in ICO is a good way to make instant money, this market is full of hype so if you invest choose something that is hype so when the ICO is over you can easily sell for a profit as usually they start trading over ICO.

Also, don't forget to avail the bonus, you can have that when you choose to be an early investor.

My strategy is long term, closing the positions when it's high.

Of course long term is very profitable, you don't have to be active enough, just hold and trust the coins you buy, usually it rewards the long term holders when a project is a success.

[D3m1r4wanti]

my strategy to profit from bitcoin is to buy coins at low prices and sell them when prices go up

[zekeshawn]

my strategy to profit from bitcoin is to buy coins at low prices and sell them when prices go up

You are doing the right thing and I think this is the basic rule and the first technique every trader use Buy Low, Sell High. My best investment strategy is I let my invest grow for years so that I can really see a big profit when the time I want to withdraw it.

[chocolah29]

my strategy to profit from bitcoin is to buy coins at low prices and sell them when prices go up

Well that's everybody should do to make a good profit.
Always buy when everyone is on panic and sell when everyone is greedy.
Also I hold 75% of my coins in long term while the remaining is for short term holding or buying some potential coins, in this way not all my money won't just sleep in my wallet.

[Sehorn 666]

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learn marketing

make exchange site

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[modous]

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learn marketing

make exchange site

start earning

What scripts are should we use? like do you mean javascipt or as example java. Do you use marketing a lot?
What is the best way to earn some money?

[rathaha10]

My strategy is invest as soon as possible. As you can see if you invested in bitcoin when it was new. You could be now rich, because the prices for bitcoin went up. So i would suggest to invest in bitcoin.

[setupbounds]

my strategy to profit from bitcoin is to buy coins at low prices and sell them when prices go up

That is great and I hope it works for you also. However, the profits that I make from bitcoins are either again invested in bitcoins or I spend them in my business. It is good way to increase your income if you make further investments from your profits.

[WatchMaker]

My best strategy when I first started was holding my coins which I still do.
I'm currently trading coins buying the most cheapest coins and sell when the value gets high.

[deppil]

my strategy to profit from bitcoin is to buy coins at low prices and sell them when prices go up

That is great and I hope it works for you also. However, the profits that I make from bitcoins are either again invested in bitcoins or I spend them in my business. It is good way to increase your income if you make further investments from your profits.

lol I think it's not that easy to invest in bitcoin, you will not know the current price including the high or low price, you can just say the current price is high and then you sell it, then the price goes up and you lose because it sells under price

[Crosshair]

I plan to hold some bitcoin for the long term. I also set some aside for trading and lending to help increase my bitcoin. Doing a signature campaign adds a little as well.

[Chyton]

My strategy is a bit risky for a rational investor.
Here is my investment strategy :

1. Buy Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, NEO(I'm sure that Chinese will back their own cryptocurrency), and Monero at the same percentage (this is for long term).
2. Buy these hyped up coins, sell when they are pumped.
3. Buy old hyped coins (after they have been dumped) and hold for a few months.
4. Reinvest all the profits made in trading to BTC, LTC, ETH, NEO, and XMR.
5. Repeat.
*Don't involve your emotions in trading and investing.

I know it's risky but I'm young and I'm going to give it all into crypto while I can.

[jaysabi]

I see your point, but I don't consider what I said to be contradiction. First of all, I was speaking only in regards to stocks, which do not comprise 100% of my investments. I also own bonds, real estate, and crypto as well as short-term notes. The diversification was only in respect to the equity portion of my investments.

So I suppose there are two types of diversification, and I was speaking about the smaller set. There's diversification across investment types (what the asset is: stock, bond, real estate, commodity, crypto, etc.) and there's diversification across industries which is most commonly (but not exclusively) used in relation to equity investing. If you're invested 50% in stocks and 25% in bonds and 25% in real estate, and all your stocks are in one industry, I wouldn't consider that diversified. You could be well-diversified inside crytpo (10% across 10 different coins) but equating 100% of your investments and I wouldn't consider that diversified in the larger sense either, since crypto by and large is dominated by btc, and whatever btc does it for the most part drags every other coin with it. In equity investing, there are defensive stocks that perform better in recessions than growth stocks which are very dependent on good economic conditions. So there are several ways to get at diversification, but in each case it's going to depend on the facts of the case. I would say a general way to put it is you're diversified if a general event doesn't impact all your investments at the same time. (Exceptions for catastrophic market events, which will drop everything, because you can never be diversified to the point where you never experience losses.)

As to me, this kind of diversification doesn't make a lot of sense for an individual

Note that I specifically point this out since a big investment company (like Berkshire Hathaway) is a totally different matter (obviously, they have quite a few of different individuals). Diversification, as I understand it, serves for profit multiplication at a certain level of risk. If you are looking for capital preservation, you buy gold, and that's pretty much it. Since no one can learn and understand any asset perfectly, it makes sense to invest in no more than 3-4 assets (as I told before) while learning these assets as deep as possible, otherwise you will be wasting time and energy mindlessly shuffling your money between different assets with no real purpose

I suppose I'm on the other side then, as I completely see the point of diversifying.  Diversification is mainly about risk management.  Investing is about trying to increase wealth, which is essentially taking on risk in pursuit of future reward.  In the pursuit of this reward, if you put all your investment eggs in one basket, and that basket breaks, you're ruined.  Diversification across investments (or industries) is about making sure that if one of your ideas proves wrong, it doesn't end up in you losing all your money.

Necessarily, diversification likely lowers overall return because it forces you to invest in other areas instead of putting all your money in your "best" investment idea to protect against the possibility that that single idea proves wrong.  If you were simply trying to maximize returns, you would identify your best idea, and sink all your money into it.  You wouldn't diversify to try and make money, but to protect you from the some of the risk as you try to make money by taking on risk.  Because diversification's aim is risk management, if you just wanted to swing for the fences regardless of risk, you wouldn't diversify at all.  That doesn't matter if you're a large corporation or an individual investor.  Though large corporations have more money to lose by not diversifying, the money lost by  
an individual is more meaningful per dollar because it is so much less.

So as an individual investor, I fully embrace the need to diversify.
Spreading money across different investment types and industries is meant to decrease the likelihood that you lose everything due to a catastrophe.

[robbietobby]

Since some banks are actively participated in exploration of initiating digital currency into their system, people will get use to gauge first then join once understood. For investment, it could come up with: long-term and short-term investment.

Long-term investment involves buying of related coins (such as Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, NEO) and then hold it up for trading. Others will consider to just put all over bitcoin generated from staking or mining, or even trading until consume for one good valid reason.

Short-term would definitely investing for a month then consume then invest again for another then consume.

The difference is that there is a long run in long-term, on the literal basis.

[jaysabi]

My strategy is a bit risky for a rational investor.
Here is my investment strategy :

1. Buy Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, NEO(I'm sure that Chinese will back their own cryptocurrency), and Monero at the same percentage (this is for long term).
2. Buy these hyped up coins, sell when they are pumped.
3. Buy old hyped coins (after they have been dumped) and hold for a few months.
4. Reinvest all the profits made in trading to BTC, LTC, ETH, NEO, and XMR.
5. Repeat.
*Don't involve your emotions in trading and investing.

I know it's risky but I'm young and I'm going to give it all into crypto while I can.

Everything looks good when you put it down on paper, but this "strategy" isn't any different than someone proclaiming they're going to be good at investing because they plan to "buy low, sell high." Obviously, that's everyone's strategy.  

'Buy hyped up coins and sell when they are pumped.' That is literally everyone's strategy when it comes to these garbage coins. If you can't do anything to actually manipulate the market (like the whales have the ability to do), you're just trying to ride the waves they make like everyone else, and what makes you think you're going to be so much better at it than them? If it's worked in the past, it's luck, not strategy. It's like someone shooting dice and winning money and bragging about how good they are at rolling seven, when the fact of the matter is nothing you're doing is in your control.

[Hutalar]

My strategy is a bit risky for a rational investor.
Here is my investment strategy :

1. Buy Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, NEO(I'm sure that Chinese will back their own cryptocurrency), and Monero at the same percentage (this is for long term).
2. Buy these hyped up coins, sell when they are pumped.
3. Buy old hyped coins (after they have been dumped) and hold for a few months.
4. Reinvest all the profits made in trading to BTC, LTC, ETH, NEO, and XMR.
5. Repeat.
*Don't involve your emotions in trading and investing.

I know it's risky but I'm young and I'm going to give it all into crypto while I can.

You are young but you have very god analysis of the crypto market and I am sure in the coming years you are going to be an expert in this field probably running your own exchange or website regarding cryptos. I am impressed that you know the key principle of the trading i.e. not to involve emotions.

[PokerDiceMan]

My strategy is a bit risky for a rational investor.
Here is my investment strategy :

1. Buy Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, NEO(I'm sure that Chinese will back their own cryptocurrency), and Monero at the same percentage (this is for long term).
2. Buy these hyped up coins, sell when they are pumped.
3. Buy old hyped coins (after they have been dumped) and hold for a few months.
4. Reinvest all the profits made in trading to BTC, LTC, ETH, NEO, and XMR.
5. Repeat.
*Don't involve your emotions in trading and investing.

I know it's risky but I'm young and I'm going to give it all into crypto while I can.

bitcoin and litecoin is good coin to buy
etherum is wait , neo is not recomended buy because problem about china regulator

[Conevesses1976]

Nowdays i have no any investment approach i am like just typical bitcoin consumer and i do not truly want to do one thing appropriate now. So just maintain seeing how price tag is growing.