Quote from: PavelMed on January 14, 2019, 02:52:03 PM

Quote from: heritage35 on December 06, 2018, 05:16:33 PM

I have seen a lot of people get disturbed whenever they see dumpers dumping the coins they have at unreasonable prices. To my amazement also, some people might dump a huge amount of token for just a penny, as if their whole life depend on it.

Whenever this happens, either as a bounty hunter or as an investor, i usually do not get bothered. Most times when a project is newly listed on exchange, i would avoid being in a rush to sell, but wait to see what would be the stable price, before the take off.

If the price goes very low due to dumping by dumpers, instead of grumbling or being disturbed, i will buy as many as i can and wait for the next pump.
Most times i had the opportunities like this, i was able to earn profits not less than x3 the price I bought from dumpers.

It works and you too can try it. I believe it will work for you.

Yes, indeed, this tactic is quite working, I myself often do there, but with such tactics you should separate those projects that will definitely take off and not fall to the bottom forever.

It actually depends on the token or coins that is being dumped. Sometimes, when it is at its low price, it is tempting to buy not knowing the price still continues to fall. It is better to focus investing your funds on real projects with progress and results. Choose a project where people need to use the token/coin rather than just a token/coin for trading.