It was nice to see NEM get back into the 30s again (cents). I wouldn't mind it staying low or even dropping when I happen to have some cash to buy more, but otherwise, I'd like to see it back in the one to two dollar range.
Well, fortunately or unfortunately, the market doesn't care about whether you have some cash or not. The best thing to do is stick with a list of actions in different market conditions. e.g. you might say invest below 30c, and then if the price falls below that, just invest into it. Trying to time the markets based on personal financial situation is futile - it is only a worthy endeavor to manage risk, but hopefully you'd have already taken that into consideration.
Ah yes, the indifferent market--I know it well. I have a coin that is in the process of being listed on an exchange so that's what I'm holding out for. I figure once I can sell it I'll buy half XEM and half DNotes with the proceeds. And I'm aware that the timing won't necessarily be ideal, but that's OK. Some of us have to take into account the rest of our life and figure out how to make the crypto part still work. I've got it covered