[IMPORTANT][FORBIDDEN][SECRET] Trading tactics for SELLING COINS

[coinerer]

This is the place for describing the trading tactics for selling coins. Describe what you saw or what you know about successfully selling coins.

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[Kenshin]

This is the place for describing the trading tactics for selling coins. Describe what you saw or what you know about successfully selling coins.

Let's start with you. What is your tactics?

[Nullu]

Google.

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Just learn as much as you can about trading. No matter what people tell you, there's no secret to it. It's just basic math, market manipulation and psychology.

[coinerer]

This is the place for describing the trading tactics for selling coins. Describe what you saw or what you know about successfully selling coins.

Let's start with you. What is your tactics?

Few minutes ago I wrote at one of the NET topic titled: Chinese people are crazy to buy NET, netcoin. They think NET is the third coin.:


I see NET is slowly dumping and very successfuly. Similar to many coins.

Bigger buy wall, and slowly selling above. The same principle whole this month.  NET already fell 3.5x from the top.



Similar selling tactics I saw at many other coins. And what is your selling tactics or what did you see?

[lynn_402]

The trick is to be patient.
Just because people are dumping their coins below your buying point, does not mean that it will not triple in value the next day. Never sell at a loss.

[coinerer]

Now you can live watch interesting tactics for forcing other to selling:

Big sell wall of 20 BTC Netcoins at the price 0.00001526

It seems for me that the seller very openly decide to show their tactics, just opposite when they tried to involve people to buy NET. Now he wants to force his buyers to return NETs to him at the lower price.

[mymenace]

buy low

sell high

[Et Filii]

Now you can live watch interesting tactics for forcing other to selling:

Big sell wall of 20 BTC Netcoins at the price 0.00001526

It seems for me that the seller very openly decide to show their tactics, just opposite when they tried to involve people to buy NET. Now he wants to force his buyers to return NETs to him at the lower price.

Actually that was an investor (user id: leoc on NET forum) who bought in recently. He was saying yesterday how he could crash the market with his large purse if he dumped. He then attacked another member in the shoutbox on the forum and was at a later time banned. He attempted to cause further disruption with a guest account but all threads were deleted.

Sad though because if he wasn't a prick he could have really been a part of something awesome. Screw it, his loss...he bought those at an average of .00002000 satoshi he stated yesterday on our forum...someones gain.

My tip is to check out a coin's forum for information that may drive the price up/down.

http://forum.netcoinfoundation.org/

[jimhsu]

Advice #1: Read. http://www.amazon.com/Reminiscences-Stock-Operator-Marketplace-Book/dp/0471678767

Yes, it was written a hundred years ago. Yes, it still applies today.

Of course there are others, but this is a timeless classic.

Advice #2: Don't take advice from random people posting on these forums. That includes me.

[True___Blue]

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[kalus]

buy high sell higher

[peterlustig]

Make sure you don't mine shit beforehand.  

[krak3n]

Ok i was wondering if I should post these tips but I'm guessing you guys will figure them out soon enough.

1. Head to http://cryptolife.net/ and find out which coins he advises to buy, within a day they always gain in value. The same with whichever coins he says are a scam, whoever is reading this blog has a lot of coins to throw around.
2. Head to http://coinmarketcap.com/ and watch like a hawk for new altcoins that get added, if a new one is added and has a tiny marketcap (20k or less) buy as much as you can until it reaches 50k, when it hits that start to sell off slowly, if you sell quick this will effect the value of the coin as the cap is so small and will devalue.
3. Head to the bitcointalk announcements page https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=159.0 and order by most views, then search for recent new currency announcements that have a large view count (this will take you some time unfortunately) and buy them as soon as the become available. https://coinedup.com/ is a good place to buy new currencies, but only buy fresh ones, currencies that are more than a week or 2 old are already pumped and dumped and have stabilised in price.

If you want more tips pm me with a bitcoin and i'll become your advice guru.

[coinerer]

Tactics 2. and 3. sound like good tactics for me. Exception might be using coinedup.com which is exchange used few times for easy pumping coins to the extremely high values, DOGE case, because of low volume on that exchang. Tactics 1. is not for me because of the potential scam.

Thanks for your offer, advisor guru but I never pay for the advices and hidden interests between them. I only choose between the choices.

[krak3n]

If you never pay for advice then you're probably not going to make much money in life (I'm not talking about me here) but if you want to make good financial decisions then I would advise using professionals to help you seriously cash-in. Big investors in the real world use professional traders, and if bitcoin really wants to go big business, I would say professional full-time investors (not bedroom hobbyists) are the next step in the road to a real currency.

[kelsey]

irl I'm a fulltime trader, be playing the crypto markets for a bit of experimentation, as its a rare opportunity to compare what is basically an unregulated market with regulated markets.

Funny thing with cryptos I can be totally honest about my plans and tactics before I undertake them, something I never do in real world trading.

In normal markets never listen to a pro trader, they're not there to make you money, and we basically profit because 98% of people trade rather poorly, and if they all suddenly knew howto trade, well it'd be way less fun for us.

In fact in real market trading forums, if I let people know my trading tactics/trading rules I'm openly mocked (by try hard traders who dominate the forums).

Seriously though cryptos is a dream market, real world trading a 10 bagger is like an ultra rare event in ones career, a portfolio maker, here 10 baggers everywhere