Investing and Trading Strategies.

[voyager23]

I guess there's many ways to do this. Let's say you invest £500. Your goal is to 10x you investments and happily pull out.
You invest in 5 coins. £100 each.

You track your investments and see that on your £500, you now are overall 100% up and see you have made £500, so £1000 in total.

Would you pull out £500 or would you leave it all in to grow to your 10x?

Any strategies here I can get to know?

[DapanasFruit]

I am not good at investing myself but I think if your goal is to 10x your capital and you have not yet achieve that then maybe you have to wait to have that to happen before you pull-out any amount. Of course, there will always be a temptation so that depends on you either you can take something out as a profit and use it elsewhere for any reason or you just go on building on whatever gains already made. Good luck on your plans.

[passwordnow]

If I'm treating that capital as dead money, I wouldn't pull out any of the amount as long as I'm fine not doing it and I'm not in need of any amount from that investment and diversification. But if I'm very conservative and there's a need for me to take back my money at least and enjoy the profits that I've made, I'll take the cash and leave the remaining amount just as your example. It will depend to the situation that I'm currently facing. If I'm in dire need, I'll take profit and leave it but if I'll follow my behavior and I'll apply what I've learned in my experience, I'll keep it as is.

[voyager23]

If I'm treating that capital as dead money, I wouldn't pull out any of the amount as long as I'm fine not doing it and I'm not in need of any amount from that investment and diversification. But if I'm very conservative and there's a need for me to take back my money at least and enjoy the profits that I've made, I'll take the cash and leave the remaining amount just as your example. It will depend to the situation that I'm currently facing. If I'm in dire need, I'll take profit and leave it but if I'll follow my behavior and I'll apply what I've learned in my experience, I'll keep it as is.

Yes one plan was to let the initial investment (100 in this case) do the shift and create 100% of itself, then pull the initial investment out and put that to work somewhere else (another coin) and repeat.... Would that sound like a logical step or is it doomed?

[Lorence.xD]

I am not good at investing myself but I think if your goal is to 10x your capital and you have not yet achieve that then maybe you have to wait to have that to happen before you pull-out any amount. Of course, there will always be a temptation so that depends on you either you can take something out as a profit and use it elsewhere for any reason or you just go on building on whatever gains already made. Good luck on your plans.

Tenfolds of your capital is a difficult thing to achieve, either you got a really good trade within a month because that kind of increase in profit is only realized in a years time or longer. If you have the money to not use your capital to spend on other things then you can multiply your investments without the problem of giving in to your desires and needs. I would go for having an emergency fund when you plan to invest because emergencies can happen and you don't want to pull out your investment because you lack the funds to alleviate the emergency.

[MrcMrc]

For me, I will pull out my initial €500 and reinvest it in a more stable coin like bitcoin and leave my profits on the other token because most of the token in the market don’t have a long record track and at that can not be 100% trusted not to get dumped in the future so to protect your capital pull it out and invest in a stable coin.

[bittraffic]

I guess there's many ways to do this. Let's say you invest £500. Your goal is to 10x you investments and happily pull out.
You invest in 5 coins. £100 each.

You track your investments and see that on your £500, you now are overall 100% up and see you have made £500, so £1000 in total.

Would you pull out £500 or would you leave it all in to grow to your 10x?

Any strategies here I can get to know?

Since it looks like this plan is just to hold the coins then yes, I will just keep holding the tokens til 10x or probably more. I'll just decrease the amount to be earned if I just take the $500 as that will decrease the number of coins as well. It's better to just keep them all in all tact until I decide to cashout them all at once.

When you invest in coins, make sure the money you invest are the extra money you have. Not the money that in a week you will need to withdraw because by the time that in a week you didn't profit, then you are at loss.

[passwordnow]

If I'm treating that capital as dead money, I wouldn't pull out any of the amount as long as I'm fine not doing it and I'm not in need of any amount from that investment and diversification. But if I'm very conservative and there's a need for me to take back my money at least and enjoy the profits that I've made, I'll take the cash and leave the remaining amount just as your example. It will depend to the situation that I'm currently facing. If I'm in dire need, I'll take profit and leave it but if I'll follow my behavior and I'll apply what I've learned in my experience, I'll keep it as is.

Yes one plan was to let the initial investment (100 in this case) do the shift and create 100% of itself, then pull the initial investment out and put that to work somewhere else (another coin) and repeat.... Would that sound like a logical step or is it doomed?

That's logical. You know we as traders and investors, we have strategies that are going to work only for ourselves. I might have a strategy that would work for myself but it won't work for others. So that's logical depending on the strategy that will work for you.
Whichever is working for you and you think that you have studied it and you have a plan on how to execute it, that's what's the important thing that you should consider.

[mersal]

I guess there's many ways to do this. Let's say you invest £500. Your goal is to 10x you investments and happily pull out.
You invest in 5 coins. £100 each.

You track your investments and see that on your £500, you now are overall 100% up and see you have made £500, so £1000 in total.

Would you pull out £500 or would you leave it all in to grow to your 10x?

Any strategies here I can get to know?

Some people have the habit of pulling out their capital when they made enough profits and some others have the habit of pulling out the total profits and leave their capital to grow again so it all depends on individual requirements from their investment but leaving the capital along with the profits you made or simply invest the profits on another coin is called compounding and which is more effective than any other strategies.

[Swopon]

I guess there's many ways to do this. Let's say you invest £500. Your goal is to 10x you investments and happily pull out.
You invest in 5 coins. £100 each.

You track your investments and see that on your £500, you now are overall 100% up and see you have made £500, so £1000 in total.

Would you pull out £500 or would you leave it all in to grow to your 10x?

Any strategies here I can get to know?

It is not an easy task to make 10x successful Profit from trading. I am neither good at trading nor specialist in this field. I am a short time trader and following many things to make a successful trade as a beginner. You need to make your own safe zone. Make your own strategy how to do trade and how to make Profit from it in a short time. I don't know any strategy which will ensure you to make 10x Profit exactly.

[voyager23]

I guess there's many ways to do this. Let's say you invest £500. Your goal is to 10x you investments and happily pull out.
You invest in 5 coins. £100 each.

You track your investments and see that on your £500, you now are overall 100% up and see you have made £500, so £1000 in total.

Would you pull out £500 or would you leave it all in to grow to your 10x?

Any strategies here I can get to know?

Some people have the habit of pulling out their capital when they made enough profits and some others have the habit of pulling out the total profits and leave their capital to grow again so it all depends on individual requirements from their investment but leaving the capital along with the profits you made or simply invest the profits on another coin is called compounding and which is more effective than any other strategies.

Nice one.

In the above example... Let's say £100 was invested in a coin.. And it went to 100%, would you 100% be a good exit point to take out wither the profit or initial capital (don't suppose it matters here)... Or would 150% be better? Again it's down to personal prefs aint it!

[palle11]

I guess there's many ways to do this. Let's say you invest £500. Your goal is to 10x you investments and happily pull out.
You invest in 5 coins. £100 each.

You track your investments and see that on your £500, you now are overall 100% up and see you have made £500, so £1000 in total.

Would you pull out £500 or would you leave it all in to grow to your 10x?

Any strategies here I can get to know?

Your goal is to 10x you investments and happily pull out.

On quote there is where you provided answer to you question. The reason traders lose is such as that, when you had an initial forecast and see a good spot to take profit but because price keeps to favour , then shifting our goal post becomes a consideration. And that is the greed that cause the loss. Having an initial plan should be respected. If you got to a 10x you plan, take your profit and be happy. Another time is waiting for more profit and gradually you have good profit at the end of the month.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

For me though, "don't fix it if it ain't broke". Your strategy already brought you good profits so why change it? So let it grow and see how far your profits will go. Yes, yes you can pull your initial capital, but it will make it more complicated to you, where are you going to re-invest it? and how long as you willing? What is your short and long term goal? There are many questions to ask yourself. So it's better to stick to your plan.

[vennali]

I guess there's many ways to do this. Let's say you invest £500. Your goal is to 10x you investments and happily pull out.
You invest in 5 coins. £100 each.

You track your investments and see that on your £500, you now are overall 100% up and see you have made £500, so £1000 in total.

Would you pull out £500 or would you leave it all in to grow to your 10x?

Any strategies here I can get to know?

It completely depends on the investment i'm holding and the news surrounding it. Also depends on how much I personally feel if the coin is worth than what the price currently is. As you can see, there are a ton of different factors that I'd consider. Which also includes the community and the dev team behind it all. If its just a yes or no question. I would HODL unless I absolutely need the money for personal spending.

[mersal]

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Nice one.

In the above example... Let's say £100 was invested in a coin.. And it went to 100%, would you 100% be a good exit point to take out wither the profit or initial capital (don't suppose it matters here)... Or would 150% be better? Again it's down to personal prefs aint it!

I will take the 100% profits out and will split them into 2 or three portion and invest them back into 2 other coins and the remaining into gold but it was my choice and you may have your own preferences. So you need to set your goals at the time of investment itself to avoid confusion at the bull market.

[GreatArkansas]

I am thinking that it is a kinda diversification. Especially you are intended to hold it for long term.
I already tried this before, one of the examples is Bitcoin and altcoins.
My portfolio before was Bitcoin is the major or most high percentage, but I tried before to use those Bitcoin to buy some altcoins. And when Bitcoin started to pump, even I don't make any losses buying those altcoins, but my profits got affected.
If I just hold Bitcoin or didn't touch my Bitcoin to buy some altcoins, I got more returns/profits.

[k@suy]

I rather withdraw at least the half of it or maybe the 25% of my total investment  I need to secure my initial deposit money so that whatever may happen I will not lose all my money, I need to have a trading plan for it for every 100% profit in each coin I will withdraw the 1/4 of it, and invest that 3/4 again, this is just my few cents and based on my experiences, because I often lost more each time I invested the whole of my money everytime I got some gains because my coins dump and I am not an investor but rather a newbie trader.

[harizen]

How about not leaping quicky into 10x profit? That was a tough target. Focus first on how will you get it slowly but surely. Choosing 5 coins who will give that kind of target is also a difficult one.

Anyhow, if ever you reached it, let your capital stay on the circulation. The more funds involved, the more careful you are, hence will always find a good strategy to applied. Only consider pulling your money if it's necessary to do so.

[el kaka22]

Isn't this depend on what I am going through in my regular life? If I invest 500 dollars and want to make it into 5000 dollars, I will keep that earning and everything else, and even put in more money if I can until I reach that 5k and get out after that when I reach my goal.

However if I am risking too much, and I need that 500 dollars and can't afford to lose it, then I will probably just get it out and keep that 500 dollar in and at that point since I can lose all and would still have zero debt and loss (pure profit loss) I would probably go into more risky and dangerous defi's in order to make it back. I am sorry of doing that right now, I have this 400 dollar investment that I want to take out, but I am waiting until first of march to get out, after that I am going to take out my 400 and continue with the money I have left in the system.

[Furious 7]

How about not leaping quicky into 10x profit? That was a tough target. Focus first on how will you get it slowly but surely. Choosing 5 coins who will give that kind of target is also a difficult one.

Anyhow, if ever you reached it, let your capital stay on the circulation. The more funds involved, the more careful you are, hence will always find a good strategy to applied. Only consider pulling your money if it's necessary to do so.

If we target like say x10 it is very difficult what if minus happens to your initial capital? This strategy is easy to say, but it is difficult to prove with the 5 altcoins that we each choose, even every time I make an investment or trade there is no clear target with the benefits that are in sight I will take, meaning that it will add more capital big with some potential coins but not targeted with x10 increments.

But still, I will withdraw the initial capital after the reserve capital is sufficient for the long term, sometimes people just think sweetly about what we are implementing, but the reality is difficult to prove it will be even more complicated when the 5 coins we hold have decreased.