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September 03, 2019, 09:02:00 PM
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If people bought at that bottom price of ~9500 they would have gained an extra 1000 from the profit right now. Considering it is near 10700 I can say that it is around 10% profit.
Easy talking right now. In most cases the reality is that most people are afraid to buy dips because they think it will go down more. They might have bought into the run to where the price is right now, which is more likely considering the fact that most people prefer to buy into an increasing market.

I am not even kidding, if someone did 100x leverage for going down and got it right and than did long and got that right too, he would have been well off right now and would probably not have to work again depending on where they live.
Are you living in a fantasy world? Not even the best traders in the world can do that when they try it, and they wouldn't even consider playing around with such insane leverage counts. 100x is pure gambling. One tiny movement and your position is liquidated. Most rational investors and traders with proper risk management generally don't even go over 5x leverage.

Bitmex made gambling become easy for noobs with how they can adjust their leverage with a slider. Roll Eyes
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September 03, 2019, 09:59:05 PM
Last edit: September 03, 2019, 10:09:18 PM by STT
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If you want to play with fire like that, go via options and also setup a company to trade.    Then you can carry over losses between tax years and they wont be personal to you and end up losing your house, etc.
  Theres a whole technique to the professional trading and that path is best to take if messing on that scale.   My simple advice to gamblers and speculators alike and such leverage is a fair gamble, it is to stick to risking profits.    If you lose big then you have to start over but some can justify it.

  Options are a good idea because you have a naturally defined risk, you bet on the price for a date and the cost of that bet is fixed and expires on that date.    Its far more methodical then just buy the ******* dip strategy which I dont doubt works out for some anyway Cheesy

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September 05, 2019, 10:34:56 PM
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Its far more methodical then just buy the ******* dip strategy which I dont doubt works out for some anyway Cheesy
Buy the dip is quite overhyped within crypto. People think that you have to buy every single dip without looking at the charts to see how much more potential downside there is. In 2018 people rekt themselves hard that way.

If you know how to read a chart and lower your entry points you'll develop a much better buy the dip strategy. Buy the dip has become a meme due to all the noobs that kept buying the price down from $20k to sub $4k. Lips sealed

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September 05, 2019, 10:50:07 PM
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If you did then it could have been a $1000 per bitcoin.

Now, try to remember that everyday when you created this thread and when it suddenly went up again.
Think about it, it just took how many days for it to be pulled back up.
That is crypto for you. Minutes, hours or days it can change in price.
You just cannot monitor the market accurately. No one can.
Better trust your instinct. This should be a good lesson.
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