Do you feel really, REALLY bad about your portfolio?

[InziderX]

Your portfolio should be formed after the research of what you want to buy and in what position the coin is now... If you bought in December-January 2017-2018 now your portfolio is not in the best shape. In the portfolio, it is better to have several well-known coins with growth potential and several coins very promising and young.

Agree with that. I call them the blues chips of crypto - the 10 that got the most trading volume.
80% of the stack and more.

Then 10 to 20% max into some "emerging" coins.

This is exactly the same as stocks.
Long term view, money management and diversification are the keys.

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[Sean25pogi]

I don’t feel bad about the market value of different electronic coins in cryptocurrency
because I know it is not permanent and later on the market value will increase and that is the time I will get my profits.

[cctv0]

Yes, I now feel that my portfolio is very bad. I have invested all of my remaining 2 ETHs in a new cryptocurrency. As a result, ETH has gone up and my other tokens have fallen by 20%!

[anjohyx]

That feeling is your internal buy signal!

Ya, it's a bu signal, but don't have extra fund to invest and portfolio already cut x5 value, do you know that feeling?  really hope my fund will ready before market rising

[chocopapaya]

I'm sorry, but making choices that have serious consequences on your financial status because you have an "internal buy signal" is ridiculous.

There is no gut instinct in investing.
It is just human beings trying to rationalize and justify decisions that they are not sure about.
Wishful thinking does nothing in the face of cold hard facts, data, and economics.

Instead of wasting time trying to develop a "gut feeling" or "buyers instinct", get educated instead.
Learn as much as you can about market economics, interpreting real time data, and speculative market trajectories.
I guarantee that these will give you way more returns than trusting your feelings.

Also, there is no such thing as luck either.
Just random rewards, if you stick to something, statistically speaking you will eventually win something.
That doesn't mean that you have made significant financial growth over a sustained period of time.