Day trade or Hodling

[mharz]

I'm contemplating expanding my holding and stop day trading totally. In any case, I very much like day trading as it enables me to keep a track on the cost and furthermore makes some extremely intriguing opportunities.

Considering the current scenario holding of the coin is the best option available right now. Because btc price are incing closer towards 5k. So may be in Sept we will see that happen, as its already at 4300$ in short span of time. If this pace continues then next weeks itself we may see btc reaching 5k and people booking some good profits as well.

Holding is the best thing we can do now, because if we sell it now theirs a possibility to get raised up the price maybe sooner or later. However, the mere factors is if we cannot sell now our bitcoin theirs a possibility also to fall down the price of it.

[northstarh]

I would just like to hear your opinions, Which is more profitable, Day Trading where you can profit through buying the dips and selling when it pumps repeatedly, or Long term HODLing where you buy the dip and only sell it when it goes up 5 to 10 times its price value?

Do not trade now, keep the bitcoin, it can keep going up in a short time. Profit is being created easily. We just need to keep it there. If you trade now, altcoin will go down and you will lose a lot of money.

[gamerfan]

In my opinion holding is the most profitable choice. If you hold for a long period of time and are patient to wait, you can get huge returns on your investment, provided you chose the right coin/token. Look what happened to stratis, for example. If you do day trading, you'll only give money to exchanges fees.

[Images21]

I would just like to hear your opinions, Which is more profitable, Day Trading where you can profit through buying the dips and selling when it pumps repeatedly, or Long term HODLing where you buy the dip and only sell it when it goes up 5 to 10 times its price value?

Both are nice way to earn. The difference is that in Day trading, real trading skills are needed. And there is higher risk as the price is not really 100% predictable. That is why you need to be really good at it if you want to be a day trader. If you are not, hodling is an option. Just carefully choose the best coins and then hold while monitoring updates.

[SISA]

It depends on your experience because many people don't have enough experience in trading so those people will hold until the price of coin increases. People who have knowledge about trading will do Day trading for their daily income.

[matchi2011]

I would just like to hear your opinions, Which is more profitable, Day Trading where you can profit through buying the dips and selling when it pumps repeatedly, or Long term HODLing where you buy the dip and only sell it when it goes up 5 to 10 times its price value?

Both would be profitable and it depends whether the peson ttadong has skills for day trading or not. For me, while i don't yet have that much experience and expertise in trading, i try to do both. Mostly i hold my coins but there are times when i do day trading with minimal amount tonsee if i can get the feel of it at the same time gathering experience and lessons from losses.

[herurist]

I would just like to hear your opinions, Which is more profitable, Day Trading where you can profit through buying the dips and selling when it pumps repeatedly, or Long term HODLing where you buy the dip and only sell it when it goes up 5 to 10 times its price value?

Your money your call, those strategies can make money on real market. If you can stay with pc/ laptop I suggest day trading but if not, please choose hold. The question is, can you control emotion when using day trading or hold? if you can't it will be disappointing. Second thing, how good you manage your money? one shot one kill is good, but has second shot is better. Good luck.

[taxmanmt5]

Don't want is going to be sitting there trading 24 hours a day, so there has to be some amount of holding. In addition to that you don't want to be trading for the remainder of your natural life, so you're going to be putting some of that money that you made back into things which would be considered holding Investments

[el kaka22]

Don't want is going to be sitting there trading 24 hours a day, so there has to be some amount of holding. In addition to that you don't want to be trading for the remainder of your natural life, so you're going to be putting some of that money that you made back into things which would be considered holding Investments

But for a skill trader, day trading must be more profitable compared to simply holding. In my opinion we must choose day trading or holding based on our level of skill about trading. Because holding will be profitable but traders will be getting chances ride on ups and downs of market movements which must be more profitable compared to long term holding.

But trying out day trading without enough skills must be leading to disasters.

[cattani30]

Day trade is risky and stressfull on the other hand holding and selling in 1-2 weeks is much better in my opinion. Of course it depends on everyone choice

[rhomzkie26]

I would just like to hear your opinions, Which is more profitable, Day Trading where you can profit through buying the dips and selling when it pumps repeatedly, or Long term HODLing where you buy the dip and only sell it when it goes up 5 to 10 times its price value?

They are both profitable, on the their differences was in day trade they need to monitor the graph most often. Because they will react if the price value move whether increase or decrease while long term is less risk compare to day trade.

[dasana212]

In theory, day trading is more profitable, because it's proportional to the time we spend. However, i am more interested in holding because i don't have to keep an eye on price movements everytime. Once a day is enough for a trader holding. This certainly saves time. Profit achieved also not disappointing.

[a-m]

The shorter the timeframe, the harder it is to keep your head over water.

[Wipro]

I would just like to hear your opinions, Which is more profitable, Day Trading where you can profit through buying the dips and selling when it pumps repeatedly, or Long term HODLing where you buy the dip and only sell it when it goes up 5 to 10 times its price value?

They are both profitable, on the their differences was in day trade they need to monitor the graph most often. Because they will react if the price value move whether increase or decrease while long term is less risk compare to day trade.

Both are not profitable at every time. As of now, bitcoin trading will provide more profit than holding amount. If you bitcoin till 2015. You will be a millionaire in future or if you bought more you are already a millionaire now. Not for trading, you have to buy it anytime. However price potential will increase everytime for bitcoin.

[AleSergio]

I would just like to hear your opinions, Which is more profitable, Day Trading where you can profit through buying the dips and selling when it pumps repeatedly, or Long term HODLing where you buy the dip and only sell it when it goes up 5 to 10 times its price value?

Depends on how you can carry out daily trading. They have much more risks and patience than HODL, by holding you would be always in profit ( if ofcourse you have choosen a good coin ) and sometimes even you can sell this coin for x20 + times, if some massive update comes out.

[pinkpanther03]

I would just like to hear your opinions, Which is more profitable, Day Trading where you can profit through buying the dips and selling when it pumps repeatedly, or Long term HODLing where you buy the dip and only sell it when it goes up 5 to 10 times its price value?

If you want a really safe decision on this things, Holding was quite good because risk is very minimal while in day trade it maybe profitable but risk is more high that holding then you to monitor it from time to time I think. One wrong move you can be wreck with this kind of tactics.

[NikS13]

I would just like to hear your opinions, Which is more profitable, Day Trading where you can profit through buying the dips and selling when it pumps repeatedly, or Long term HODLing where you buy the dip and only sell it when it goes up 5 to 10 times its price value?

Hodling is more profit i think, it is much more fun imo, looking at your portfolio every hour .

[Ayiranorea]

I would just like to hear your opinions, Which is more profitable, Day Trading where you can profit through buying the dips and selling when it pumps repeatedly, or Long term HODLing where you buy the dip and only sell it when it goes up 5 to 10 times its price value?

Hodling is more profit i think, it is much more fun imo, looking at your portfolio every hour .

Holding is profitable and risk free. In my view trading is much more fun filled than just holding, because while holding what we get is the profit depending on the price difference happening between the buying and selling. With trading each and every hour the user needs to be active to gain the profit from the fluctuations.

[LindaQ]

I would just like to hear your opinions, Which is more profitable, Day Trading where you can profit through buying the dips and selling when it pumps repeatedly, or Long term HODLing where you buy the dip and only sell it when it goes up 5 to 10 times its price value?

depends on what your status right now. If you're doing full time job, I don't think you can manage your time to be a day trader, because its need you to watch the movement of the bitcoin almost all the time. But if you're not, You should have some strategy to do it. by the way, most of poeple are holding and keep earning.

[hous26]

As long as you aren't investing in shitcoins, day trading is higher risk higher reward.  I seem to have a good idea of how to be successful in day trading but I lack the confidence to actually do it.  I watch something shoot up 20-40% for no reason it is clear its a good time to dump because it goes in cycles but I always just end up hodling.  I'm ok with it though.  I do the same with the stocks I hold, except I'm not afraid to sell my stocks at 50% what I paid if I dont have confidence in the company (this has happened).  It works for me in the longrun but I can't help but think I'm leaving money on the table.  I tell myself its better to be in and leave money on the table than to stay out.