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Uhm u think we can go to 20 ? I would love some doge at that price <3.

Doge at that price would be good. Doge always seems to do this. Staying stable for long whiles then losing value and going back up or the other way around. I think buying doge now or st least soon is probably a good idea. I'm not sure what will happen if it reaches near 20 maybe it will do the say as steem did lately.

I'm certainly still accumulating - every time DOGE hit this level before, I always kicked myself for not accumulating more. For me if DOGE <= 32 then is a great buying opportunity. Maybe it will be different this time and not rise - but I'm prepared to take the risk.

But i wondering how we can earn huge with doge if the movements takes for couple of days and rest came to stable? I think its not worth it for me since i don't intend to hold stable coins since i want a profit from it on the trades, i cannot say that staking doge is risky since doge is well establish to and have only little downfall and little ups,

For me investing in DOGE is about risk levels and mitigation - With DOGE you can't earn so much so quickly but the risk of the value dropping heavily is much less than other coins. I like to have a mix of coins that are of high and low risk. For me, on a low risk coin earning 10% on investment in a couple of days is good (but doesn't happen so often). When the price is so low if it increases by 1 sat the value increases or decreases by 3%, so there is good opportunity to ride the small fluctuations and set a bit aside for when/if the price increases.
I have rules set in my investment plan - such as I'll only actively buy new DOGE when the price is less than 38 and trade only with profits when higher, works well for me - but obviously I make (and lose) more on other coins.

People use doge to move money between exchanges quickly so there will probably always be good volume in the doge markets. Pump and dump coins can make you more money, but the buyers evaporate fast, and you're left holding the bag and losing more money if you get unlucky. Doge never runs out of buyers so it's a safer gamble.