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Quote from: JayJuanGee on April 28, 2024, 07:13:20 PM

Quote from: ArumiBTC on April 28, 2024, 01:08:46 PM

I think better strategy would be Buy the DIP, sell at local high, open short, HODL and sell at local low. Rinse and repeat. Indefinitely. Yes, it is easier said than done. But for me, it is easier after around 6 months of watch, learn, and execute.

It sounds like you are going to have fun staying poor.

I hope not. But we'll see. I can't claim making millions, but I do see profit with my strategy.

Fuck your strategy. It is off-topic. Don't you even realize that?

Maybe what I was trying to do was provide a cursory response to your post in order that I should not have to state the obvious, which is we are not talking about trading in this thread.. .. do you see anything about selling in the OP or in the title?

Sure, there are likely quite a few posts that we incidentally talk about various places in which selling might apply, but that's not the thrust of the contents of the overwhelming majority of posts in this thread, which has to do with various ways to accumulate bitcoin through buying and/or holding, and even if we might want to consider your proposition in a liberal way, in which you are trying to suggest that you (and/or anyone else) can get more bitcoin by selling and then buying back cheaper, then maybe at least you might be struggling to stay within the parameter of the topic, but still that is not even a very convincing way to accumulate BTC.

And, by the way, we also seem to argue quite a bit about the idea of accumulating BTC by buying on dips, and personally, I believe buying in dips is a supplemental strategy, especially when it comes to newbies, no coiners and/or low coiners, and the overwhelming majority of the world fits into the nocoiner/low coiner status (which means they hardly even have enough bitcoin), which likely includes you.

You are brand new to the forum, and unless you are going to tell me and or any other member here that you have been accumulating BTC for 4 or more years or you frontloaded your BTC investment, otherwise, you are likely low on BTC, and the best way to resolve that problem is to establish a practice of regularly, persistently and consistently acquiring BTC, and you would not likely be able to accomplish those kinds of BTC accumulation goals through selling BTC.. You accomplish BTC accumulation through employing various forms of buying that largely fits into the three categories of DCA, lump sum and buying on dips (which may or may not include front-loading) depending upon your own financial circumstances.

Quote from: ArumiBTC on Today at 01:50:49 AM

Of course when I say DIP, I am using rule. Not blindly using feeling. I am using tools like Motivewave to find ideal local low or local high. Learning reading footprint chart, imbalance and point of control. With the tool I can see what is inside the candle and how aggressive the market that I bet. Yes, I am newbie and I wish to keep it that way. I don't mind seeing it etched in my tombstone.

If you believe that there might be some value in terms of employing your various tools in terms of buying on the dip, then surely members might be want to try to learn about some of that or at least it would be somewhat relevant even though many of us consider buying on dips to be a supplemental strategy to something like DCA or lump sum investing. Yet your earlier post was referring to selling, so largely you are seem to be approaching the whole bitcoin matter from a trading rather than an investing approach, even if you might be wanting to label yourself as some kind of a sophisticated investor to the extent that you are even in the right thread to be presenting your trading and/or gambling strategies while perhaps striving to have them considered as if they were some kind of a reasonable form of investing, which they likely are not anyhow, even if you might want to believe that whatever buying on the dip strategies you believe are learnable by normies.. as compared with normies who largely just employ DCA strategies are going to beat the pants off of the overwhelming majority of traders, especially if we start to look at BTC portfolio value performances over longer periods such as 4-10 years or longer.

Ok bos

You are new here and I believe that you don't understand how bitcoin investment works. Listen to what JJG is telling you, as he is well experienced in bitcoin investment and he is also a strong hodler for a very long time. His ideas and knowledge was what helped me to reach the level that my bitcoin investment portfolio is, without stress. I explained to you in my last post the reason why your strategy is dumb.

We are here to learn and share knowledge, and not to claim that we know it all, whereas we don't. You might think that you have the best strategy because you have not talked to experts in the field. Being open to learn from others is the best. Try using DCA strategy to accumulate and hodli for long term, and see if you will not give testimony of your bitcoin journey. However, if you think that it is not cool with you, you can do whatever you like with your funds, but don't start crying later when it did not work for you.