Vierkant
Well-known member
Kus mijn poepenholleke met uw lame quotes. Ik trade al 8 jaar en heb ongeveer 60% win rate.
Het is dat ik mijn hele spaargeld niet riskeer anders kon ik stoppen met werken, lmao.
Crypto - Nieuws en algemene discussie
- Onderwerp starter Five-seveN
- Startdatum
Het is dat ik mijn hele spaargeld niet riskeer anders kon ik stoppen met werken, lmao.
Spector
Well-known member
Ik lees hier toch veel FUD hoor, terwijl dit gewoon een broodnodige correctie is.
De bull market nu al gedaan? Sorry, maar dat maak je mij echt niet wijs.
Nu ja, ik vind al die FUD niet erg, cheap coins!
En lees je ook tot welke drop dat hij gaat
Ik krijg nog altijd geen transactie in gang en heb het beste gemist blijkbaar.
Ik zit zo in wat chatgroepen en de panic is niet te doen. Daar zitten wat mannen tussen die over 2 weken er dik in gegaan zijn.
Sta nog altijd op 40% winst tov van mijn inleg, dus popcorn eten en wachten. Lang wachten.
Ik zit zo in wat chatgroepen en de panic is niet te doen. Daar zitten wat mannen tussen die over 2 weken er dik in gegaan zijn.
Sta nog altijd op 40% winst tov van mijn inleg, dus popcorn eten en wachten. Lang wachten.
whirlpool123
Banned
Daarom stap je ook niet in voor een HODL wanneer er constant ATH's verpletterd worden. Je stapt in voor een hodl wanneer alles gecrashed is. En dan wacht je. Eenmaal de bull stevig in gang is maak ik enkel short term trades. De piek timen is onmogelijk voor je hodl posities, gewoon winst pakken wanneer je vindt dat je genoeg winst hebt.
Op deze manier kun je met een aantal doordachte trades per jaar ferm winst maken.
utolor.
Well-known member
Maakt niet echt uit, we zitten sowieso in een koopmoment. Nu verkopen is gewoon waanzin, maar ik begrijp wel dat nieuwe mensen nu aan het zweten zijn. Op de duur went dit en maak je je er niet zo druk meer in. Dit is pure manipulatie van whales.En lees je ook tot welke drop dat hij gaat
Vierkant
Well-known member
Ik denk dat ge de hele context niet mee hebt. Ingestapt op LTC rond 50 dollar. Ik bedoel dus een deel van zijn virtuele winst.
JanusDR
Well-known member
The obvious features of the speculative episode are manifestly clear. Some development, seemingly new and desirable captures the financial mind.
The price of the object of speculation goes up. This increase and the prospect attract new buyers who assure a further increase.
There are 2 basis attitudes of the participation.
1) Those who are persuaded that some new price-enhancing circumstance is in control. A new world, of ever increasing returns.
2) Those who , superficially more astute and generally fewer in number, who believe themselves to perceive the speculative mood of the moment. They are in to ride the upward wave. Their particular genius, they are convinced, will allow them to get out before the speculation runs its course.
Built into this situation is the eventual and inevitable fall. When it comes, it bears the grim face of disaster. That is because both of the groups of participants in the speculative situation are programmed for sudden efforts at escape.
Something - it doesn't matter what - triggers the ultimate reversal.
Those who thought the increase would be forever find their illusion destroyed abruptly and the episode ends not with a whimper but a bang.
It is, nonetheless, an extremely plausible phenomenon. Those involved with the speculation are experiencing an increase in wealth. No one wishes to believe that this is luck or undeserved; all wish to think that it is the result of their own superior insight.
The very increase in values thus captures the thoughts and minds of those being rewarded. Speculation moves up the intelligence of those involved.
But the errors of vanity of those who think they will beat the speculative game are also thus reinforced.
Condemnation is directed at those who express doubt. It is said, they are unable, because of defective imagination or other mental inadequacy, to grasp the new and rewarding circumstances that sustain and secure the increase in values.
Conclusion:
- all this we will see in nearly invariant form occurring again and again in the future, because it is formed out of the genetic psychological predisposition of men
- financial memory is extremely short. Financial disaster is quickly forgotten even when the same circumstances occur again and again. It is hailed by a new, often youthful, and always supremely self-confident generation as a brilliantly innovative discovery in the financial and larger economic world.
- past experience is dismissed as the primitive refuge of those who do not have the insight to appreciate the incredible wonders of the present new world.
1990. JK Galbraith. "A short history of financial euphoria".
Maar who cares, right?
The price of the object of speculation goes up. This increase and the prospect attract new buyers who assure a further increase.
There are 2 basis attitudes of the participation.
1) Those who are persuaded that some new price-enhancing circumstance is in control. A new world, of ever increasing returns.
2) Those who , superficially more astute and generally fewer in number, who believe themselves to perceive the speculative mood of the moment. They are in to ride the upward wave. Their particular genius, they are convinced, will allow them to get out before the speculation runs its course.
Built into this situation is the eventual and inevitable fall. When it comes, it bears the grim face of disaster. That is because both of the groups of participants in the speculative situation are programmed for sudden efforts at escape.
Something - it doesn't matter what - triggers the ultimate reversal.
Those who thought the increase would be forever find their illusion destroyed abruptly and the episode ends not with a whimper but a bang.
It is, nonetheless, an extremely plausible phenomenon. Those involved with the speculation are experiencing an increase in wealth. No one wishes to believe that this is luck or undeserved; all wish to think that it is the result of their own superior insight.
The very increase in values thus captures the thoughts and minds of those being rewarded. Speculation moves up the intelligence of those involved.
But the errors of vanity of those who think they will beat the speculative game are also thus reinforced.
Condemnation is directed at those who express doubt. It is said, they are unable, because of defective imagination or other mental inadequacy, to grasp the new and rewarding circumstances that sustain and secure the increase in values.
Conclusion:
- all this we will see in nearly invariant form occurring again and again in the future, because it is formed out of the genetic psychological predisposition of men
- financial memory is extremely short. Financial disaster is quickly forgotten even when the same circumstances occur again and again. It is hailed by a new, often youthful, and always supremely self-confident generation as a brilliantly innovative discovery in the financial and larger economic world.
- past experience is dismissed as the primitive refuge of those who do not have the insight to appreciate the incredible wonders of the present new world.
1990. JK Galbraith. "A short history of financial euphoria".
Maar who cares, right?
whirlpool123
Banned
Zijn fout dan om niet op tijd winst te pakken. Crypto werkt in cyclussen... Als je gaat hodlen tijdens de bear market ga je al uw winst kwijtgeraken en moogt ge weer 3 jaar wachten tot de volgende halving.
Spector
Well-known member
Ik zit er echt met een klein bedrag in. Zou er nog een kleintje voor over hebben. BTC, ADA in hoofdzaak.
Zweten doe ik niet, beetje confused door alle mixed signals. Nu ik kijk dan ook niet tegen een huis verlies aan
Vierkant
Well-known member
RTM, next.The obvious features of the speculative episode are manifestly clear. Some development, seemingly new and desirable captures the financial mind.
The price of the object of speculation goes up. This increase and the prospect attract new buyers who assure a further increase.
There are 2 basis attitudes of the participation.
1) Those who are persuaded that some new price-enhancing circumstance is in control. A new world, of ever increasing returns.
2) Those who , superficially more astute and generally fewer in number, who believe themselves to perceive the speculative mood of the moment. They are in to ride the upward wave. Their particular genius, they are convinced, will allow them to get out before the speculation runs its course.
Built into this situation is the eventual and inevitable fall. When it comes, it bears the grim face of disaster. That is because both of the groups of participants in the speculative situation are programmed for sudden efforts at escape.
Something - it doesn't matter what - triggers the ultimate reversal.
Those who thought the increase would be forever find their illusion destroyed abruptly and the episode ends not with a whimper but a bang.
It is, nonetheless, an extremely plausible phenomenon. Those involved with the speculation are experiencing an increase in wealth. No one wishes to believe that this is luck or undeserved; all wish to think that it is the result of their own superior insight.
The very increase in values thus captures the thoughts and minds of those being rewarded. Speculation moves up the intelligence of those involved.
But the errors of vanity of those who think they will beat the speculative game are also thus reinforced.
Condemnation is directed at those who express doubt. It is said, they are unable, because of defective imagination or other mental inadequacy, to grasp the new and rewarding circumstances that sustain and secure the increase in values.
Conclusion:
- all this we will see in nearly invariant form occurring again and again in the future, because it is formed out of the genetic psychological predisposition of men
- financial memory is extremely short. Financial disaster is quickly forgotten even when the same circumstances occur again and again. It is hailed by a new, often youthful, and always supremely self-confident generation as a brilliantly innovative discovery in the financial and larger economic world.
- past experience is dismissed as the primitive refuge of those who do not have the insight to appreciate the incredible wonders of the present new world.
1990. JK Galbraith. "A short history of financial euphoria".
Maar who cares, right?
Die mensen moeten er ook zijn he. En dan liefst steken ze er al hun geld in he!
Général Zantas
Well-known member
En, hebt ge verkocht? Indien wel, dan hebt ge verkocht in de put want we zijn ondertussen weer 10% naar boven gegaan
Hopelijk voor u crasht het nog verder morgen zodat ge uw verliezen kunt beperken als ge opnieuw inkoopt...
JanusDR
Well-known member
Most of these people are guided by charts or other largely mechanical means of determining the right moments to buy and sell, so-called "technical approaches".
In our stock-market experience and observation of over 50 years, we have not known a single person who has consistently or lastingly made money by thus "following the chart".
We do not hesitate to declare that this approach is as fallacious as it is popular.
1949. Benjamin Graham. "the intelligent investor".
Enter Buffett die net hetzelfde zegt over de afgelopen 50 jaar + het feit dat er GEEN ENKEL fonds bestaat dat als strategie "technische analyse" heeft, hoewel dit toch uitermate lucratief zou zijn als dit beter zou doen dan buy and hold.
Maar Vierkant van Beyond Gaming, die dat naast zijn werkuren wat voor de lol doet, die kan dat.
