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Board Trading Discussion
Topic OP
Decent strategy?
by
Turbo2
on 10/12/2015, 19:53:50 UTC
Hey guys, I've got some money sitting in a savings account making low monthly interest (well below 2%) so I thought I'd invest in some bitcoins instead  Smiley



I remember hearing about Bitcoin when it was first released and loved the idea but didn't have the funds to play around with it back then...Now I do. Anyway, I already have a long time friend who is in the bitcoin buying/selling/trading "game" and that is really all I am interested in as well. He strategy is something like this;

1) He buys bitcoins on Circle (from a U.S VISA debt card tied to U.S Bank account) when price is low

2) Holds on to them until price rises (from Circle, he transfers them to a wallet on his local PC for storage, Electrum)

3) After price goes up, he sells them on Localbitcoins

4) For example, in November he bought 5 when price was ~$280....Sold them yesterday for ~$420 each ($700 USD profit in 30 days)



He pays very little sending/receiving/converting fees along the way and everything is almost instant he says, and relatively safe. Any thing wrong with the above? Any better suggestions?

I'm not a U.S citizen but I do have a U.S based bank account and debt card so only want to buy them with USD funds I have on there...No paypal/gift cards/etc. No dealing with chargebacks, invalid codes, etc. Aren't bank transfers the best option anyway?