Someone try asking the question I dare you lol

Wtf I just asked the same question and got banned straight away 

As long as you do proper research on the ico's and make sure they are not scammers, then yes it is safe but only invest what you are willing to lose.

signature campaigns put the companies name out there for people to notice. Its a win win for both the company and the person who's doing the signature

Hold on the desktop wallet and stake, there is also an android wallet.

Start reading and learning through the threads, at the same time post things that could help others and this would help you get better bounties

The Ann section on here is the best. There's also a few twitter accounts which notify of free bounty and airdrops

Excellent guide for newbs. I do use macd and bitfinex but bitfinex indicators do lag quite often

Bitcointalk is the best place to find new ico's. you can also use ico alert and tokenmarket

The amount of hacking and scamming is most annoying. Something needs to be done about this, too many people have taken losses.

keep learning and posting on the forums, this will bring knowledge in itself. At the same time you can join bounties and free airdrops.

The recent change in the market was due to BTG. There isnt anyone here that can guarantee you a huge return. Look at market cap, potential to grow compared to other similar alts etc

For a Hodl that long term I'd be looking at Hodling BTC or ETH

If you are referring to signature campaigns then it depends on the rules of each bounty. Some allow newbs to do it and some don't give rewards for newbs

some are scams, you've got to do in depth research on an ICO before risking your hard earned money.

There's still time, plenty to be made. Just do some research on altcoins and ico's

Scam emails going out for golem and omisego, just remember never give private keys store them safely

I agree with Anndrianno, it can be adopted and they will co exist. Don't get me wrong one could completely outweigh the other some day.

I am not a full time trader yet but I would say only invest what you're willing to lose. Selecting investments would mean you need to look at the project, whitepaper, figures, road map, team etc. Some coins are for hodling and some can be used for day trading. For day trading keep an eye on whats being released onto exchanges, watch some specifinc ones everyday and see  how it rises up and down. Learn how to use the graphs to your advantage (something I have not learnt yet)

Why should us newbs get priority over people who are higher up and who have contributed much more to the community. Work your way up, read up and learn and try to help others and others will help you.