Quote from: nidacoinlove on August 19, 2018, 06:45:44 PM

Quote from: uchiikina14 on August 19, 2018, 12:58:16 PM

Quote from: Johnabraham on April 19, 2018, 05:57:44 PM

When do you withdraw funds? Do you sell into fiat or USDT? Im thinking something like this: After a 50% increase sell 20% into USDT, repeat. Reinvest in dips. When 100% increased sell 20% into fiat

I hodl first my fund then when the price is good I withdraw it when I only need but if I do not need the money then I do not withdraw it first I hodl it for the good price of the token but when I withdraw it I do not withdraw all of the token I hold some of it.

Ah! Its not good to be driven by the need based profit theme. There may be many chances where the profit level may be higher when you dont need any money and then when you need to withdraw your profit might have been less than 20-30% or maybe more, who knows.
It is a brilliant idea to not to withdraw all your funds at the same time and withdraw it in packages. This reduces the chances if the price goes high meanwhile you will be having funds to withdraw and gain more profit on it.

The HODL tactics is profitable when the crypto currency you bought is currently growing. In most of the cases I sell all my coins or tokens if I am aware of the future negative trend of a crypto currency I trade. It is quite difficult to "reinvest in dips" because no one knows where the bottom of the price falling will be. The primary rule is a patience and a waiting for a good chance to buy or sell a promising crypto currency.