I would imagine that some investors who have been in the market for less than 4 years can be considered new investors. It takes a long time to accumulate Bitcoin in particular. If you reach the excess savings level in the middle of 1 cycle, you can sell if you want. But you have not reached your savings target and you have made some money and you want to sell and take a profit, this is never a sign of an investor but a sign of a trader. It is not right to sell your holdings until the time limit or until you reach the excess savings.
It's not important to argue or debate about term definitions of new and experienced investors. Definitions are definitions in theory, in dictionary and on paper, but they don't decide your investment results. In fact, what you actually did in the market, with your portfolio, do decide your investment results.If you, assumed by defintion, as a new investor with less than 4 years of experience in Bitcoin market, but you practice well - just by luck or by your good undersanding - you get profit from your investment.
Another investor with more years of experience than you, but still did not manage his actions and psychological control, will do bad decisions even in a market bull run, then might end with loss or less profit than what you got.
Psychology of market cycles.
Bitcoin market cycles.
