Traders; what do you look for

[rodik888]

Cpay @ ico.cryptopay.me

What are your thoughts on their upcoming ICO ?

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[GazorpPozorpec]

I always have a certain level of sales - if the coin will make X3 of the price of ico and it does not matter if it goes higher I won't regret it.

[appleffi]

I am not a trader yet at this point, but I still want to answer your question based on my own understanding and opinion. The main purpose of every investor is to gain profit, so they look for an ICO that will give them profit from they invested. So how do they look for a good ICO to invest with, first they'll research/review for them to gain knowledge of what is the future outcome of the ICO. But thats not enough, we all know that we can't predict the movement of the market so what we can just do is to just monitor. And by monitoring, you can gain added information from which will make you feel atleast at ease if it still worth continuing or to just end it.

[Xclusive5]

If I want to invest in any coin, I first consider the dev behind such project

[max6575]

investor works as applying use of strategy as following returns with the moderation of news and business intelligence as release from the company, industry and legal /formal institutional of finance, as defining ones as best to enter with the submission to the market on exchange for returns with the shifts on difference as the expended funds.

[cryptolerant]

before, during and after ICO I look for;
- team and their profile
- project whitepaper
- roadmap
- technical speficications
- current and possible investors

[J. Cooper]

So the general answer you will get on this question is the following:
- good dev team
- nice project
- 'real use'
- roadmap
- investors
- and some more stuff

But I don't think that's the right way to look at it. If you're really want to find an ico that's going to do well either short or long term you want to ask yourself the following question(s): "Am I going to use this myself?" or "Would I or someone I know use this?", "Does their business model work?", "How do they make money?". If you answered no to any of those question or you can't find a clear answer on your question than you I would stay away from that ico.