Quote from: rekinthis on January 19, 2020, 12:25:29 AM

When the strategy is for long-term holding, it's always safe to go with low-price assets that have a good volume of trading and a large number of exchanges. Long-term retention always requires continuous observation of changes that occur over time. Better benefit can only be gained through that. We should always bear in mind when we go for long-term holding to cash out benefit at the right time. The remainder of the long-term holding will be set on the basis of price and time. If the price reaches big, we need to be ready to take the profit and spend again before the expected time period.

When you are in the game for long term holding, you can just ignore the market for a certain amount of time and just go back after that period. You do not need to monitor all of the changes in the market just to see if your investment is doing good because before you invest any of your money, you should have done a ton of research to justify your bias.