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October 07, 2017, 11:17:06 PM |
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If an investor is in for a long period of time, there is somehow little to no risk involved because Bitcoin value is growing everyday. The market is getting bigger and bigger and more area and country are being covered. But if you are in for a short period of time, I can say there is a huge risk involve because bitcoin is highly volatile and within a short period of time may take a dip and recover after that.
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October 09, 2017, 06:13:14 AM |
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the risk is minimal. price mainly increases. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) There is risk in every kind of business and investment. There is only one thing which can minimize the risk level and that is none other than your own good knowledge level and skill set. More learned you are, less are the risk chances. So bitcoin investment itself is not risky but you need to deal with bitcoin in a very careful manner. Only then you can avoid the chances of loss.
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October 09, 2017, 03:11:27 PM |
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I just wanted to know that,what amount of risk is there in investing in bitcoins. Right now i am planning to buy btc approx 3-4 btc and just hold them as i guess the price of bitcoin will increase in future and i will get some good profit.But i want to know what is the risk involved.Can bitcoin price decrease and is this right time to buy the bitcoin.
we only can predict the price we cant know for sure how will be bitcoin in the future . so i advise you. If you invest in bitcoin. invest 30-50% of your assets
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October 15, 2017, 10:45:02 PM |
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In quite investment decision there is presently a danger it is count on you then if you go for investment decision or not, Bitcoin for me is a very good expenditure simply because the market worth is nevertheless increasing and this is great for prolonged phrase expense.
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October 15, 2017, 11:06:44 PM |
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I just wanted to know that,what amount of risk is there in investing in bitcoins. Right now i am planning to buy btc approx 3-4 btc and just hold them as i guess the price of bitcoin will increase in future and i will get some good profit.But i want to know what is the risk involved.Can bitcoin price decrease and is this right time to buy the bitcoin.
I think investing in bitcoin is the lowest risk.Because people using bitcoin daily and price is raising.Also bitcoin price dump but only for few days or 1 month.After that price pumping.So,you can buy 3-4 bitcoin and if you can hold it for long term then you will be a millionaire within couple of years by holding 3-4 btc.
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October 15, 2017, 11:33:59 PM |
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There is no investement in the world that has no risk of failure, otherwise we all would be rich. Bitcoin is among the safest invests that have a small percentage of failure. I have a friend that invested an amount of money a while ago and did not panic when bitcoin decreased to 2500$ after china ban, he bought more because he believed that it will rise up again. Now with bitcoin beating all time record and reching 5700$, he made big profits. Bitcoin is a safe investment and i intend to put most of money in it.
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October 15, 2017, 11:36:45 PM |
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Risk = failure probability x damage related to the failure.
Failure probability is high, because BTC is no controlled by a central entity. Also it's highly volatile. It depends on a lot of factors: politics and social, trends, megatrends, ecc. The damage related to the failure depends on your budget? have you invested a reasonable figure? Yes=low damage, No=high damage.
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October 18, 2017, 01:03:29 PM |
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I just wanted to know that,what amount of risk is there in investing in bitcoins. Right now i am planning to buy btc approx 3-4 btc and just hold them as i guess the price of bitcoin will increase in future and i will get some good profit.But i want to know what is the risk involved.Can bitcoin price decrease and is this right time to buy the bitcoin.
there is always risk. Because we don’t know what can happen tomorrow. But if you wanna gamble you should try!
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October 18, 2017, 01:09:57 PM |
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In any investment there are risks. You invest your money without knowing the final result by 100%. But many risks and consequences can be foreseen. You need to understand the technologies, processes, subtleties and ideas of what you are investing in. And never neglect all means of security.
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BranZolt
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October 18, 2017, 08:51:10 PM |
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Before you can invest responsibly, it's important to take a long look at your risk tolerance -- that is, how much volatility are you willing to deal with in the pursuit of investment gains? I wish there was a simple answer to this question, but risk tolerance depends on a variety of factors, including your age, your personality, and why you're investing.
Here's a quick guide to assess your own risk tolerance, and a few pointers to help you put a plan into action.
What is risk? Traditionally, "risk" is equated with the word "stocks" when investing. When you are enrolling in a 401(k) for example, the stock funds are generally labeled as higher-risk than the bond and money market funds. A risk-tolerant investor might set up a portfolio consisting of 90% stocks, whereas an investor who doesn't want risk might only put 40% in stocks.
While this is generally a good principle, it's not a perfect rule. As we've written before, investing in bonds can be just as risky, especially in low-interest-rate environments like the one we're in now. After we discuss what makes up your personal risk tolerance, we'll take a look at how to find stocks that meet your desired risk level.
How to determine your risk tolerance When figuring out how much risk you should be taking, there are a few things to consider.
Your age: This is the single most-important factor in determining risk tolerance. Younger people, who have decades before retirement, can afford to take on more risk in the pursuit of long-term gains. On the other hand, investors who will need their money for retirement in a few years can't afford to withstand the effects that recessions and crashes have on high-volatility stocks. Personality: Do you like to live dangerously? Some people are just natural risk takers, and it's completely acceptable for their investment portfolios to reflect that fact (within reason). However, if the thought of your portfolio declining by $100 gives you nightmares, you should probably dial your risk level down a few notches. Why you are investing: If you're 30 and investing for your retirement, you have a time frame of more than three decades to work with, so you don't need to worry too much about temporary ups and downs. Conversely, if you're 40 and planning to send your child to college in a few years, you shouldn't take unnecessary risks with money intended for that purpose. Always remember the reason you're investing the money when determining how much risk you should take. One popular rule of thumb is to take your age and subtract it from 110 to determine the percentage of your investments that should be in riskier assets like stocks. I like to modify that rule a bit -- take your age and subtract it from 110, and then adjust that number up or down depending on your own personality and investment objectives.
Not all stocks are equal Some stocks are extremely low risk, while others are just as risky as buying a lottery ticket. Investing your retirement savings in stocks like Johnson & Johnson and Coca-Cola is one thing -- sinking your nest egg into First Solar and Netflix is quite another.
In order to get a good idea of how risky a stock is, take a look at its beta, which is a metric listed in most stock quotes. Basically, a stock's beta tells you how reactive it is to market movements. A beta greater than one means more volatility (riskier) and a beta of less than one means less volatility. For example, a beta of 1.5 means that, when the S&P 500 drops by 1%, that stock could be expected to lost 1.5%.
To put this in perspective, here are the betas of some popular stocks.
Company Symbol Beta Johnson & Johnson JNJ 0.6 Coca-Cola KO 0.5 Wal-Mart WMT 0.5 Amazon.com AMZN 0.9 First Solar FSLR 1.9 Bank of America BAC 1.7 Netflix NFLX 1.5 It's also worth mentioning that, just because a stock has a low (or high) beta doesn't necessarily mean that it's a good (or bad) long-term investment. It simply means that it's not a terribly volatile one. There are many other factors to consider before investing, including (but not limited to):
History of profitability History of growth rate Current valuation Dividend history Sustainability of business In other words, after you determine your risk tolerance, and which stocks best fit into it, you need to do your homework. Here's a discussion of some of the best low-risk stocks for the long term to help get you started.
There is such a thing as too little risk It's also important to mention that there is such a thing as too little risk. Even if you consider yourself to have no risk tolerance whatsoever, the best move is not to simply stick your money in a savings account -- inflation alone will erode your purchasing power.
Historically, inflation has averaged just more than 3% per year. This means that if you stick $100 under your mattress, it will have roughly $40 in purchasing power in 30 years. At the bare minimum, your goal should at least be able to keep up with inflation, which even the most cautious investors can accomplish using long-maturity Treasury bonds, and similar investments that are virtually risk free.
The bottom line: There's no "one size fits all" approach I wholeheartedly believe that stocks should make up the bulk of most investors' portfolios, as there is a huge range of possible risk levels within the stock market, and it offers the best combination of growth and income of any asset class.
There is no single correct answer to the question, "How much risk should I take on?" The smartest thing to do is to come up with a risk level custom tailored to you, and then choose your investments accordingly.
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October 19, 2017, 04:23:16 AM |
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In any investment there are risks. You invest your money without knowing the final result by 100%. But many risks and consequences can be foreseen. You need to understand the technologies, processes, subtleties and ideas of what you are investing in. And never neglect all means of security.
The risk is sure big so we have to understand the risk to minimize, although the risk are big but if our trust is always big then we will not worry with our investment as for sure it will generate a great income in the future. We do not see the future but we believe the potential of bitcoin that is why we are risking our money.
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October 19, 2017, 04:54:20 AM |
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I will not believe that there is even the slightest of risk existing in lengthy phrase investment decision of Bitcoin but tiny pitfalls are present for brief term investments.
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October 19, 2017, 05:06:35 AM |
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In any investment there are risks. You invest your money without knowing the final result by 100%. But many risks and consequences can be foreseen. You need to understand the technologies, processes, subtleties and ideas of what you are investing in. And never neglect all means of security.
The risk is sure big so we have to understand the risk to minimize, although the risk are big but if our trust is always big then we will not worry with our investment as for sure it will generate a great income in the future. We do not see the future but we believe the potential of bitcoin that is why we are risking our money. That is right, you can try your risk with your money if you have a faith in Bitcoin. I advise you should not change your faith by someone, they can not help you after their advised were wrong. That is the reason I do not join many groups trading, because it can affects my opinion.
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October 19, 2017, 10:08:10 AM |
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I just wanted to know that,what amount of risk is there in investing in bitcoins. Right now i am planning to buy btc approx 3-4 btc and just hold them as i guess the price of bitcoin will increase in future and i will get some good profit.But i want to know what is the risk involved.Can bitcoin price decrease and is this right time to buy the bitcoin.
Posted on 23 April. Looking at it now, it turned out to be a good time to buy, is not it? Hope you didn't sold any of them since then. Anyway, investing on Bitcoin is very risky. Only invest if you know what you are investing in, i.e. Bitcoin, an experimental technology. If you like the idea of it and you want to support it, buy. Me myself believe Bitcoin will be the future international currency. I like that it is decentralized and based on math/crypto. So I fully invest in it. If someone is investing in bitcoins, there will be no loss to his wealth. From the past figures and available statics, it is clear that bitcoins recover very quickly and the price actually rise up passing all the previous peaks. The only condition for earning profits by this asset is holding on for long. Patience is the key to success in this world. Bitcoin is an evergreen currency.
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October 19, 2017, 10:22:27 AM |
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Just like other investments no one can predict the value of investment, because currently bitcoin is the best digital coin. compared to other altcoins if you are ready to invest in investments there is a risk of bitcoin investment losing all the money because nobody gives a guarantee but can for the long term better all depends on courage gan
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October 19, 2017, 12:22:42 PM |
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If someone had the answer to your question, it would be rich, impossible to calculate risk, it is things that can not be esteemed, as the value of the bitcoin can only be guessed in advance
A lot of risk I think because the price is very much volatile and is not stable. Many people afraid of investment in bitcoin because of the price. Although many people have earned from bitcoin a huge money but they had invested in the early stage when the price was very low and now the price fluctuates in seconds and this is very annoying point for investors. Nobody wants to lose his investment.
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October 19, 2017, 12:28:26 PM |
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investing in bitcoin spelled out one of the most risky investments, but investing in bitcoin promises huge returns from a price that continues to rise annually. As the price of bitcoin in the past year has risen to tenfold, HIGHT PROFIT HIGHT RISK
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October 20, 2017, 10:58:22 AM |
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I think all investments must have risks like bitcoin also have the risk of losing capital. so before investing we must learn first, because the main capital for the first investment is learning
The good thing about bitcoin is that is not only an investment if you have any skill that you can exchange for money over the Internet then you can get bitcoin for it, so you are not exchanging your fiat for bitcoin rather you are exchanging your time for bitcoin, this is something similar to what happens in new companies that have no money at the beginning and choose to pay their employees with shares. But here I don't think that we're getting in regards to the time being, bitcoin is highly an riskful asset in terms of security. If it gets hacked, it's lost forever, none can do anything until and unless the hacker himself sends it back. So no such issues happen often, but we need to give more concern to security. Bitcoin is a network decentralization, do you have read definition about decentralization network of Bitcoin? The decentralization network of Bitcoin is a network created by all Bitcoin users, if hackers want to hack Bitcoin, they need to attack all computer of Bitcoin network ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) . It is right that investment almost in every business is a risk. Through natural disaster a man can also face loss in business and we have seen in our practical life that people loss in business so why a chance may not be given to bitcoin to invest in it. Every religion and society believe in this phenomena that in a business there are loss and profit both are 50% expected and it is very much acceptable to everyone in business so don’t worry and carry on with bitcoin.
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October 20, 2017, 11:01:13 AM |
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I just wanted to know that,what amount of risk is there in investing in bitcoins. Right now i am planning to buy btc approx 3-4 btc and just hold them as i guess the price of bitcoin will increase in future and i will get some good profit.But i want to know what is the risk involved.Can bitcoin price decrease and is this right time to buy the bitcoin.
We cannot say how much risk it is to invest in bitcoin. But the sure thing is there is always risk whenever you invest not just only in bitcoin but in anything. As they say, when you invest be sure to allot the money you can afford to lose. Besides, no one knows what will be the price of bitcoin everyday considering that its price is volatile.
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October 21, 2017, 01:59:40 AM |
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investing in bitcoin spelled out one of the most risky investments, but investing in bitcoin promises huge returns from a price that continues to rise annually. As the price of bitcoin in the past year has risen to tenfold, HIGHT PROFIT HIGHT RISK
I agree that logically BTC will rise but !"Nobody"! promise you huge returns and you always should think using your own head. And like on all investment websites is stated "past performance is by no means indicative of future results"
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