Quote from: xSkylarx on May 09, 2018, 10:54:33 AM

Quote from: Nikkolodeon on January 25, 2018, 05:47:01 PM

How do you trade? Do you still follow the buy low and sell high? Are you still looking on the charts to predict the future value of the coin? Or Do you just use your instinct and trade base on the volume? Some people are still panicking if their coins go dip and just sell it before they lose greater sum of money. People whose enemy is their own emotions. For me I am studying the charts of the coins which has a high potential to pump even though I'm not sure if it woll really pump. If not, I'm just holding it until it does. I am controlling my emotions and think calmly so that I can resuce the mistakes that I may done with my decisions. How about you?

I trade when I am emotionally prepared for sudden changes here in crypto. I believe that we should know how to control our emotions towards our holdings before selling it. We must be sure when to sell and when to buy. I think that it is still best to have series of researches about our token's platfor to know something about it's future for us to know whether to hold or sell.

Trading can be so stressful that is why emotions could be the number once concern when we are doing this instead of how much profit we can make. Cryptos have a very playful volatile market already and sometimes when emotions mixed with it everything that you will do feels wrong. Everyone wants to trade cautiously and there are traders who are very concern with every move that they make, still sometimes when they feel like it is the right thing do like it is a good chance to sell now, the price will suddenly go up or go down. Setting a target price could be helpful at this kind of situation.

For me, I trade if I know that I can handle whatever will happen and I always set a target price so that I can ensure a profit earned. If I don't feel like trading at this time, I will set the price and won't open the exchanges for days. Trading is not easy but if you have weak hands here, you will always end up panic selling.