Quote from: Malsetid on May 17, 2019, 11:31:22 AM

Quote from: josephdd1 on May 17, 2019, 03:36:39 AM

Quote from: l3jmr on May 14, 2019, 02:48:12 PM

"The 95% use a purely technical approach to speculation and investing, relying on articles written by their favourite crypto guru for their analysis. Bitcoin has been leading the crypto market higher over the last month, and as prices move higher so will the expectations of Bitcoin's future.

Most find speculation and investing hard. It's because we are just not wired to be good at it. Almost everything we think we should do will hurt, and almost everything we believe will harm us won't."

https://www.altcoinsidekick.com/blog/frequency-range

hmmm do you believe that to be true??

iS there any difference between strategy and technical trading? If you listen to your favorite podcaster or writer or "shiller", then that cannot be qualified as strategy. That's dumb. They getting paid to shill for some project. There are very few people that talk about a project because there is merit there. They do it because they're paid to do so.

There's a difference between the two of course. Not everyone can have a strategy that anchors in technical analysis. I for one have no patience to do long time study in a coin and it's movement. But your strategy can go from simple things such as long term or buying when you believe that a coin has potential. It's a lot simplier than studying charts and price movements.

I don't think buying for long term or short term qualifies as 'strategy' when it comes to trading. That's more in the line of investing. So I think you're getting the two confused.
Strategy in trading is always based on ta. Even a newbie understands that.