Popular Investing Strategies for Beginners

[Inspiron14]

a good strategy for beginners in my opinion is easy, if you really have a lot of capital, maybe $ 10k,
you can invest 50:50 in two cryptocurrencies, you can analyze it by looking at ROI and fundamentals,
if ROI is still negative and fundamental good, of course it is highly recommended,
and also you have to invest in coins that have low prices.

[BuNga_cute]

I think the article in the opening post is very good and helpful, but you should not share articles using links that connected to other sites.
Because there are some people who are uncomfortable clicking a link that isn't guaranteed to be safe, some are slow internet connections,
so to go to other sites will use up data usage. It's better if the article just shared here, Another thing that needs to be fixed is that the article
uses a lot of terms that are not easily understood by newbies. What is feared newbies will be lazy to learn investing strategy if they do not
understand the terms used in the article.

[Strongkored]

a good strategy for beginners in my opinion is easy, if you really have a lot of capital, maybe $ 10k,
you can invest 50:50 in two cryptocurrencies, you can analyze it by looking at ROI and fundamentals,
if ROI is still negative and fundamental good, of course it is highly recommended,
and also you have to invest in coins that have low prices.

then need to teach newbies what fundamentals are, because not all traders understand fundamentals, especially newbies and trading in crypto.
Is it possible that a coin that has good fundamentals but has a negative ROI?

I have read the articles and some of those mentioned have been discussed quite often, for example re-balancing, anyway it's a pretty informative article.

[Hasmizara]

The best investment strategy for beginners is to analyze the market well. The best way to save capital is to diversify your investment and start with a small amount of capital. Businesses need to invest your money even strategies in the binary options market. Dual Choice The best traders usually adopt different strategies. They combine them to raise the most money from their investment without losing the amount of money. The market is always emerging and you have to follow the rules of trading and invest in currencies through chart analysis.

[TheGreatPython]

you need a trading strategy, not necessarily buying and selling, the skill to read the movement situation also needs to be mastered. same as in the article above, for beginners it is very suitable, and does not rule out that we actually admit that we have not fully mastered trading, especially in the crypto market, which is difficult to predict the ups and downs of prices.

Yup, if you don’t know the strategies to predict price movement, how exactly are you going to know that you’re buying low? You might end up buying at a level that is not even the low and the price will drop the more and you lose money.

It’s good to have a target, as you’re doing analysis to predict where the price is heading, you will be setting target as to when to get off the market if things goes the opposite direction. Though some people are always going for long term, and if that’s what you’re into, it’s good to also know when the market has gone down to its low which is mainly after a correction.

[palle11]

and also you have to invest in coins that have low prices.

Coins with low price is also risky to invest on . if such coin has a lot of supply then it can be an issue. A coin with low supply circulating has a likely chance to bull fast. Some of the large supply coins are dying off. Many of them get to be removed as project and team are no more in operation. We need to be careful in the investment of low price coin.

[FanEagle]

Most popular one that every newbie should know will always be DCA. As long as you do DCA you will always be doing great. Personally speaking I have been using it for a long time now and anytime I get some extra money I invest it right into crypto and right now I am in a decent profitable situation.

Honestly everyone is in a decent profitable position if they bought months ago, so mine is not that shocking but what mine helps is that when bitcoin is very low, I still buy and that drops the average a lot which makes it that much profitable. My latest purchase was at $16k and my lowest entry was at $5.6k and my average right now is around $11.1k or so, which means I have done not so bad for myself with this new increase. I would suggest all newbies to try it, it is very simple.

[Anyobsss]

a good strategy for beginners in my opinion is easy, if you really have a lot of capital, maybe $ 10k,
you can invest 50:50 in two cryptocurrencies, you can analyze it by looking at ROI and fundamentals,
if ROI is still negative and fundamental good, of course it is highly recommended,
and also you have to invest in coins that have low prices.

I don't think this is good advice for a new trader. I think a beginner should at least start with low capital and build experience. If he will start trading with that large capital and have no idea to handle it, he will just lose his capital.

IMO, A beginner should try executing small trades and build experience then gradually increase it when he's starting to gain confidence with his strategy.

[CyberKuro]

Most popular one that every newbie should know will always be DCA. As long as you do DCA you will always be doing great. Personally speaking I have been using it for a long time now and anytime I get some extra money I invest it right into crypto and right now I am in a decent profitable situation.

Honestly everyone is in a decent profitable position if they bought months ago, so mine is not that shocking but what mine helps is that when bitcoin is very low, I still buy and that drops the average a lot which makes it that much profitable. My latest purchase was at $16k and my lowest entry was at $5.6k and my average right now is around $11.1k or so, which means I have done not so bad for myself with this new increase. I would suggest all newbies to try it, it is very simple.

The simple way for newbies is 'buy and hold' obviously, no need for complex trading strategies, just a fundamental understanding of how the market will grow and the chances in the future. Buy at a lower point and sell at the higher target, for instance; buying bitcoin even for the current price as the entry point still profitable if someone patiently waits until bitcoin reaches $30k or $50k, it will take months to reach that point, but bitcoin surely will get there.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

The best investment strategy for beginners is to analyze the market well. The best way to save capital is to diversify your investment and start with a small amount of capital. Businesses need to invest your money even strategies in the binary options market.

While it's recommendable for proper research to be done before adventuring into any investing decisions, that of diversifying in the crypto market is a wrong school of thought since all project are correlated to each other. What happens with bitcoin effects all other coins whiles events that affect some top altcoins could relate to other similar ones. Example when the market was experiencing some corrections DeFi suffered the most.

Now assuming you had your so called diversify investment in this coins, it won't had made any difference as you'll still be in lose. Diversifying is a technique used to counter losses when a particular investment vehicle is experiencing some challenges like a decline in price or not much upwards price movement. If this can't be achieved with your different investment choices than you're doing it wrong.

[Paycoinzzz]

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.

I think my strategy won't have a name because I'm just doing it all to get as much BTC in my wallet as I can. It could also be called a long-term Bitcoin hold strategy. I often trade Altcoins / Bitcoin pairs in uptrend, so the profit I make is double profit and I use all the money to buy Bitcoin and hold. No matter how much the price of Bitcoin drops, I keep buying Bitcoin with the money I have in excess. I intend to hold until 2024 and sell Bitcoin for around $ 30k or $ 40k depending on how Bitcoin fomo crowd.

[proTECH77]

There are many strategies many traders are using to trade their coins in the market, that will bring them a good income at the end of the market. Buy low and sell high is one of the popular strategy new traders can use to grow their business in the market, by buying coins, when the price of bitcoin reduce in the market, it will help them to make a good profit, and when the price of bitcoin is high in the market, show it's time to sell your coins you have been holding for years to make a good profit from your investment.

[carlisle1]

I don't plan doing any strategies these days because the market seems to be continuously pumping so why do i need to use others when Holding is the best way to treat this market now.

i will keep on Holding until the price reached my target value in which 22,000 or more .

a good strategy for beginners in my opinion is easy, if you really have a lot of capital, maybe $ 10k,
you can invest 50:50 in two cryptocurrencies, you can analyze it by looking at ROI and fundamentals,
if ROI is still negative and fundamental good, of course it is highly recommended,
and also you have to invest in coins that have low prices.

That should be diversification and the most popular way for the old timers when they already knew that we cannot put all our money in single egg.

[Janation]

and also you have to invest in coins that have low prices.

That is risky.

It is true that when the price of that certain cryptocurrencies increases, that would be a huge profit on your side the problem though is you don't know if it will stably increase or might just flop in a short period of time. Before investing in this low price coins, you should know if this project will last for a long period of time or it might juice their investors with money. That is why beginners should learn how to identify a good project if they wanted to invest in these kinds of coins.

[traderethereum]

a good strategy for beginners in my opinion is easy, if you really have a lot of capital, maybe $ 10k,
you can invest 50:50 in two cryptocurrencies, you can analyze it by looking at ROI and fundamentals,
if ROI is still negative and fundamental good, of course it is highly recommended,
and also you have to invest in coins that have low prices.

I don't think this is good advice for a new trader. I think a beginner should at least start with low capital and build experience. If he will start trading with that large capital and have no idea to handle it, he will just lose his capital.

IMO, A beginner should try executing small trades and build experience then gradually increase it when he's starting to gain confidence with his strategy.

Indeed. It is not better for the beginners to use a big money to invest in cryptocurrencies because they don't have much experience or knowledge about cryptocurrency.
I suggest using small money and still learning more about crypto to get more experience and knowledge that will be useful for them if they want to add more coins as an investment.
They can invest in popular coins only and don't invest in the coin they do not know.
Maybe choosing bitcoin, ethereum, bnb, litecoin, dogecoin, xrp, and others will benefit them.
But the best thing that they can do is limit their money first before they have much knowledge of investing.
But if the investment is for buying bitcoin, you can buy and hold it and don't sell if the price does not touch your target sell price.
I don't suggest that they trade if he doesn't have much skills or experience in trading because if they force them to trade, they will make a profit.

[Dorodha]

Trading can be especially difficult for newcomers this is mostly due to unimaginable expectations which are common among newcomers. Talk to an investment expert or research the internet to find out how to make decisions based on financial goals risk levels and timelines and what avenues are open to you. When you get to know all kinds of investments their advantages and disadvantages etc. you will be able to make wise decisions wisely and calculate the appropriate level of risk.

[proTECH77]

Popular investing strategies for beginners, is to buy when the price is low in the market, show that the season to buy and hold for the market to increase in the exchange market to enable them make a good profit is here. Also sell when the price is rising in the exchange market, where the supplier are few but demand are surplus in the market, show that it is time to make a good income from your trade in the market.
Personal research is another strategy beginners can use to confirm the market, before carry out trade in the market to enable them to make a good profit. There are many scam project in the market which many new traders don't know about in the market, until they do some research to differentiate them from good project in the market for them not to experience loss in their trade.

[cryptopediabd]

Dude u wrote a fabulous article investing strategy. Crypto trading always about to learn new strategy. The content was surely good for new & old users. I love that & it is for them who want to learn about investing in cryptocurrency.

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

Simply i dont want to share because i m not expert in the field.

[davinchi]

I doubt that having $10k to invest as a newbie would be a smart move to begin with. If you are newbie, you should start investing with like 500 dollars at most, buy one ethereum for example that is around those prices and that is good enough for you to start. That way you could always invest some more later on.

Assuming a newbie has $10k they want to invest, I would say buying 500 dollar worth of etheruem one day, doing it again a week later, doing it again a week later and doing it like that for 2 months basically would mean 8 ethereum by the end of it and you would spend $4k of that. After that you start doing the same for bitcoin, you buy 500 dollar worth of bitcoin one week, and keep doing that until you run out of money. Buying once a week for 500 bucks is a smart move when you have that kind of money instead of going all in.

[Sterbens]

I doubt that having $10k to invest as a newbie would be a smart move to begin with. If you are newbie, you should start investing with like 500 dollars at most, buy one ethereum for example that is around those prices and that is good enough for you to start. That way you could always invest some more later on.

Assuming a newbie has $10k they want to invest, I would say buying 500 dollar worth of etheruem one day, doing it again a week later, doing it again a week later and doing it like that for 2 months basically would mean 8 ethereum by the end of it and you would spend $4k of that. After that you start doing the same for bitcoin, you buy 500 dollar worth of bitcoin one week, and keep doing that until you run out of money. Buying once a week for 500 bucks is a smart move when you have that kind of money instead of going all in.

I don't think this is a problem, and it's natural for beginners to invest $ 10K in capital. because in my opinion, let him master the flow of price movements first, until he really understands the minimum capital and calculates profits. if you really understand and already know what percentage you are getting from $ 10K. so in my opinion please proceed to a greater level of capital.
In trading, it is not about how much capital is issued, but how skillfully it manages capital to make a profit.
it's useless if you have large capital but don't understand market movements.
will only suffer a big loss.