Quote from: Finestream on January 07, 2019, 12:26:05 AM

Quote from: Akoldi_ibk on January 06, 2019, 10:52:38 PM

As long as bitcoin high volatility hasn't been addressed; pumps and dumps and high rates of manipulation still at large, 95% of all predictions will still be untrue. Not because proper analysis wasn't done before the predictions were reached but because of other factors beyond the control of the predictors (experts alike). That is why it is very dangerous to make trading decisions solely on predictions.

Right.I agree on you.No one can tell exactly what will really happen in the future since bitcoin is still constantly changing because of its high volatility.But still there are a lot of predictions appear even in the start of the year.There's no harm in always believing from different predictions as long as you also do your part.Like in trading,you have to be more focused on the movement of the market and even on the coins itself,those potential ones and those who don't even have value from the start.

Predictions were never even meant to be a promise, they are just basically a means of anticipating what could actually end up happening in a market position as the case may be. The thing is that a lot of people usually assume that when it comes to predictions, they should always be right, but in the real sense, if predictions were meant to be 100% right, there would have been no need for stop losses.