Popular Investing Strategies for Beginners

[crabby]

Hi Everyone!

I wanted to share some different investment strategies that are popular for beginners. It can be intimidating to start learning about crypto for the first time and how to trade, but these strategies will make the process far more simple.

Passive Crypto Investing Strategies for Beginners

What strategies do you use for your portfolio? I would love to keep adding to the list!

Looking forward to chatting with everyone.

[el kaka22]

The difference between these methods in the stock market world and crypto world is the fact that crypto world is a lot faster changing and has a lot more changeable features in it, which could cause things to not be similar to stock market world at all.

Obviously all of these ones are still quite profitable if you know what you are doing, stuff like buy and hold are as old as time itself and dates way back before bitcoin, yet if you can't buy and hold and end up selling with fear you are going to lose, or maybe DCA which would allow you to make a profit quicker but you end up going all-in too early with few falls and third fall leaves you with nothing.

So, all these methods are great for profiting but you have to make sure that you do them right and proper, if you do them badly you will lose money with ANY method.

[so98nn]

Obviously all of these ones are still quite profitable if you know what you are doing, stuff like buy and hold are as old as time itself and dates way back before bitcoin, […]
So, all these methods are great for profiting but you have to make sure that you do them right and proper, if you do them badly you will lose money with ANY method.

Yes, it’s very important for us to know what exactly are we doing while trading. It would be completely pointless if these methods are used recklessly and not looked after them in later times.

Trading is platform which is highly unstable and unpredictable. That’s why there comes the methods which are mentioned by the OP in their blog.

I liked the point where they have mentioned Scheduled Rebalancing.

It could be best shot to keep recovering the investments at every cycle for any losses during the trades.

However, in that case also we may not get a chance every time to rebalance it. Like, we may not find right spot to invest. But surely the plan can always be worked out in detail.

Good blog by the way.

[jossiel]

Good thread and informative for those who wants to know more about investing. The terms that one has to know is there in investing. The best that works for me is at the last list, buying and holding.

A very effective, common and proven strategy that will work for beginners and not. Less effort needed but more of the outcome will depends to investor and how he will handle things that can affect the market directly to his portfolio.

[stomachgrowls]

So this do talk about Index Investing and Selection Investing. This isnt something that i do read on with those basic investment strategies that i do read up on an ordinary day.

I havent read it all but for some summation or getting out some ideas then this isnt a bad read up for those who do start up.It will really give out some basic idea on what you're dealing on.

Some of the informations were basic stuff and there are for immediate or advanced where noobs cant really get it on first time but as time progress where experience and knowledge is honed
then they will able to catch it up.

When it comes to strategies then i do have these main points.

-Risk management
-Dont let emotions do control your decisions.

These are qualities but one of the biggest factor that can mess up someones decision.

[harizen]

Might be technical to others but just give the article a relaxing read then they will eventually get the picture. Take all pointers in the article as references. Those pointers can feed a newbie's mind especially while they are doing their DYOR at the same time.

Not easy during the early phase but eventually a good result will surely be achieved as long as newbies are eager to learn.

As always, another good article by Shrimpy blog.

[Johnyz]

Honestly, this is the first time I heard the name of those strategies since the first strategy that I’ve learned is that, I have to buy low and sell high but the article is indeed helpful.

Beginners have to do their full effort to create their first strategy especially if you are planning to trade, this is a long process and not easy to learn but taking small steps at a time can make you different tomorrow.

[goaldigger]

Honestly, this is the first time I heard the name of those strategies since the first strategy that I’ve learned is that, I have to buy low and sell high but the article is indeed helpful.

Beginners have to do their full effort to create their first strategy especially if you are planning to trade, this is a long process and not easy to learn but taking small steps at a time can make you different tomorrow.

That’s the very basic formula of making profit, to buy low and sell but in this market that is not enough so you have to expand your knowledge about cryprocurrency, and win in this market.

I find the article helpful though the words might be too much for a newbie but they have to conquer it because more technical terms can be learned along the road, this is a great beginning if you have some strategies to start with.

[chaser15]

I find the article helpful though the words might be too much for a newbie but they have to conquer it because more technical terms can be learned along the road, this is a great beginning if you have some strategies to start with.

A serious newbie will soon catch up the phase. It's better for them to read those technical terms while they are learning compare to basic guides on other articles that just want to make a traffic. In the article shared by OP, we have seen the effort they made to help newbies.

If newbies found the article shared by OP as boring, then investment related to crypto are not appropriate to them.

They should understand that there's no easy path to success.

[pragna]

Hi Everyone!

I wanted to share some different investment strategies that are popular for beginners. It can be intimidating to start learning about crypto for the first time and how to trade, but these strategies will make the process far more simple.

Passive Crypto Investing Strategies for Beginners

What strategies do you use for your portfolio? I would love to keep adding to the list!

Looking forward to chatting with everyone.

Really this is a good article for beginners of investment in crypto market. There is a description part by part that looks amazing to me.  But i think on ground straggle and book reading strategy is not the same. Yes anybody can read many things from it but execution is main factor always and i think if any want to learn war he must have to onground.

thanks.

[Kelvinid]

Might be technical to others but just give the article a relaxing read then they will eventually get the picture. Take all pointers in the article as references. Those pointers can feed a newbie's mind especially while they are doing their DYOR at the same time.

Not easy during the early phase but eventually a good result will surely be achieved as long as newbies are eager to learn.

As always, another good article by Shrimpy blog.

I hope that newbies who are looking for such a thing will find this one more adaptable and it gives them the convenience to follow. That is really technical but that was helping a lot, not only for a short-term goal but potentially for a long-term goal. That worth reading and I'd find myself helping tips to make a better trade and passive output. But if we just read-only, not applying it to the actual trading, this will never make sense.Don't stop reading, don't stop learning, is the only way we become better and better because, at the end of the day, we are just the one who benefiting this.

[el kaka22]

I liked the point where they have mentioned Scheduled Rebalancing.

It could be best shot to keep recovering the investments at every cycle for any losses during the trades.

However, in that case also we may not get a chance every time to rebalance it. Like, we may not find right spot to invest. But surely the plan can always be worked out in detail.

Scheduled rebalancing is something I have always supported as well. In fact around 2017 or so when the peak happened I was around here as well, I have been here for a while before that too, and I talked with someone who made a ton of money, dude made millions from that and I assumed just like all the other lucky people he just invested a bit of amount before hand and with the increase he became super rich.

Turns out dude has been putting 100 dollars into bitcoin first of every month from his credit card and later pay his card debt, meaning he constantly bought 100 dollars worth of bitcoin for years ever since bitcoin was around 30-40 dollars! So do not ever give up hope on becoming rich, just have a decent portfolio and schedule rebalance it time to time and keep putting money in there and you could be like that guy too!!

[The Cryptovator]

Yea, I have to admit that your article would be quite useful for a beginner. But you have to remember that we need some real experience to start trading. For that, it's suggested to start with a small amount and know the market behavior. Anyone can't be a gainer at the beginning, so it's important to start with a small amount that you can afford to lose.

There is one important point in the article about selecting the right pair for trading. Choosing the worst shitcoin could drive into losses. It's better to select a few trading pairs and research their historical background. One more thing, during trade you should avoid greed and keep patience to become a successful trader.

[jaberwock]

I am more of a selective type when it’s all about choosing a cryptocurrency to invest in, I don’t do it randomly, because I believe that I have to be very careful and choose the real best assets to invest in.

I do not really get the first strategy you have mentioned, and that aside I wouldn’t say those are trading strategies, they are kind of like a way of selecting assets to invest in (methods of selection). If you make use of the first method which will kind to randomly pull up any assets, you might end up regretting it later because things might change.

[adaseb]

There is a big difference between investing and trading. These days with the ease of apps and brokerages many people choose to trade instead of invest and that is how most end up losing their money.

When you buy something like BTC or even some stock like Apple or Facebook, you buy it once, hold it for 10-20 years, then chances are you will make money. With trading people get greedy. They buy something... it doesn't go up immediately they dump it and buy something else. It goes down... they don't sell out of fear... goes even lower and they finally dump it at a 50% loss. Then they discover margin trading... lose money again. Then they discover futures trading and lose even more money. Then they discover stock option trading and end up losing money even faster.

Hence why most should just stick to regular investing instead of trading.

[Lorence.xD]

Good thread and informative for those who wants to know more about investing. The terms that one has to know is there in investing. The best that works for me is at the last list, buying and holding.

A very effective, common and proven strategy that will work for beginners and not. Less effort needed but more of the outcome will depends to investor and how he will handle things that can affect the market directly to his portfolio.

One thing I want to add is that OP should add a concise version of the guide if possible so other forum members can see it. Links scares me because in my country, Internet speed average is very low so I try to mitigate data use as much as possible. I find the guide pretty helpful though, I am a newbie in investing to so this can be of good help. In my opinion, holding and buying is the laziest yet the most effective way for your money to grow, I am currently applying that strategy although the profits is a trickle.

[maydna]

I prefer the hold strategies for some time, and I suggest to sell the coin when the price can increase double or more than the price you bought, so you can make a profit because that is the purpose of the investment for me. Perhaps, we have different investing strategies, but the point of the investing strategies will be how we can make a big profit from the investment. You don't need to wait for more if you see the price can increase for 2x or 3x because you will difficult to see that price can touch that price again in a short time. So you need to use the time to decide what is necessary, and take the profit while you can.

[TopT3ns]

I prefer the hold strategies for some time, and I suggest to sell the coin when the price can increase double or more than the price you bought, so you can make a profit because that is the purpose of the investment for me. Perhaps, we have different investing strategies, but the point of the investing strategies will be how we can make a big profit from the investment. You don't need to wait for more if you see the price can increase for 2x or 3x because you will difficult to see that price can touch that price again in a short time. So you need to use the time to decide what is necessary, and take the profit while you can.

I think a strategy like that has been used by many people, it's just that we don't know when the price of the coin has increased by more than 2x the price when buying a coin for the first time, so many people can't wait for the right moment so I think maybe you can buy coins that have opportunities to go up and have high demand so you can apply the method like you mentioned.

[lixer]

There must be lots of newbies in this forum but I never recommend them anything out of box for gaining passive income stream but always suggesting about the benefits of regular investment into bitcoin in longer run. Yeah, it will be passive and you 99% assured one regardless of no strategy needs to be followed for that.

After got into bitcoins, honestly I never think about any other investments; this probably leads me to break the basic investment rule of diversification as well.

Hey OP, instead of providing only clickbait link about what you need to share here, you must find time to share the important parts of those article/pages. Because, many people like me, may not prefer visiting anywhere by clicking from this forum due to security reasons.

[beerlover]

We should also not forget that there is a bit of passive income that is truly passive and doesn't require you to do anything, like staking that needs to be shout louder every single day. I understand that people like to put money into crypto and not look at it and when it increases call it an passive income but that is just investment, not every investment profit like index funds and all could be called passive, it is just your money becoming bigger via value increase but not passive.

Passive income is like banks savings account interests, or proof of stake coins rewards for staking, those are truly passive income and would truly make it zero effort required (except maybe at first to build a stake node). I believe those are our future, people do not want to do anything to earn money anymore.