Quote from: pitiflin on June 27, 2018, 11:52:05 PM

Quote from: preshpr1nce on June 13, 2018, 11:53:00 AM

While every one is in a panic, remember this is the best time to get some bargains, we're down under 300 billion total cap which opens things up again.

I've just reinvested in to PRL again at 2910 SAT, insane value.

What's every one else buying? suggest your best buys.

I love your enthusiasm but it all bummed me down when you started talking about PRL. I don't even know what that is. There are better altcoins than investing in this one. The dip is better than ever, but I am laying my hands off if I am buying with bitcoins,I don't have a problem spending fiat for alts but am reconsidering that too. My gut says that the markets would crash more,god forbid Cry

. And my gut is right most of the times.

You can say what you like about choice of coin but the results speak loud, PRL over the past few weeks has been swinging 10% plus a day, it's just started to slow now and I've stopped trading against it and gone to Dent which is also swinging 10-20% a day.

Also the very low market cap coins are bouncing back harder than the top coins, since making this thread I've pulled in 60% roughly day trading with just Dent and PRL.

PRL aka Oyster is very undervalued now while other coins like EOS are over valued but tend to be the "go to" on these forums, PRL only has a 12 million cap but still has massive community support and has crashed right down to the bottom, say what you like but proof is in the results, I would not have made 60% swing trading top 10 coins.

Method is simple, coins that have been dumped very hard recently with a good community and project, put in a buy order very low, decide the low based on it's all time low and factor in market condition a little, watch it during an up run, when it slows sell.

10-20% on most trades doing so... the moment you hit all time low the amount of sellers left are just pure panic types, I feel the risk is less than a coin with tons of holders who purchased under current price and just have to weigh up where they want their profit to be.