Quote from: Questat on April 25, 2019, 12:01:54 PM

Quote from: deisik on April 25, 2019, 11:19:23 AM

Bulls are stupid and easily trapped

And every bull run inevitably ends with a bull trap, no matter how hard the price is pushed (on the other hand, a bear trap sounds like an oxymoron to me personally). The higher the prices rise the more monumental will be the crash that inexorably follows, with massive amounts of bulls ruthlessly slaughtered. Other than that, a slow rise doesn't count as a run any way you look at it (though you can call it a bull walk or limp if you want)

That's how the market behave based on it's history, there are bull trap and bear trap, but bull trap would hurt more.

What we have to do is always be smart, don't be too greedy, sell when you can and enjoy the profit in short term, don't expect higher price
if you have already achieve your target, we don't know when the price will fall, we might regret because we miss to sell when we have the chance.

Yeah, it is called smart money

And it enters the market when no one is buying yet and leaves the market when everyone is still buying. The smart money is people who have first-hand access to valuable info or they are the ones who create this info by making decisions like the SEC board of governors (or how they are correctly called) and then provide this info to their accomplices who then proceed to milk the market. With bulls it works like a charm, with bears not so much as the latter are always on the hunt themselves and don't want to be hunted. Indeed, I'm not talking here about pigs thinking they have something to do with the apex predators

Quote from: Whosdaddy on April 26, 2019, 04:21:38 PM

Quote from: deisik on April 25, 2019, 11:19:23 AM

Bulls are stupid and easily trapped

And every bull run inevitably ends with a bull trap, no matter how hard the price is pushed (on the other hand, a bear trap sounds like an oxymoron to me personally). The higher the prices rise the more monumental will be the crash that inexorably follows, with massive amounts of bulls ruthlessly slaughtered. Other than that, a slow rise doesn't count as a run any way you look at it (though you can call it a bull walk or limp if you want)

You are just here slaughtering the bull with your mouth, who are the bulls ? Are they not people like you and I, bulls are simply the ones Buying while Bears are simply the ones selling, what have you done to help the market situation, how much money have you contributed to the market this period to hold for long term, I guess that you are even among the people that will always sell their coin at every little profit they see and yet you want the bull to be present

I'm not sure what your point is