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True crypto rebound vs pump and dump quickies
Consensus on the crypto space seems to be bullish. Everyone is expect whatever major coins they hold to go up significantly once the barrier is broken. It has not reached extreme optimism yet due to hesitant of average people from diving in again after a heavy correction last month. Nonetheless there is still some room left to fill and it only will get tinier as price goes higher.
If you are wondering whether to buy in again, an exit at 10% or 20% draw down might be prudent. This applies for most of the coins but I'll be talking ETH specifically. For 480/ETH. It's no longer ideal position to enter as the upward swing from 600 happened too quickly. As I'm writing this, current price tops 612. I wouldn't want to get caught up in the hype, so anything bought at this point would be very short term. Setting a stop loss to minimize my loss and I can focus on maximize my wins.
I actually have to keep in mind that I'm OK with losing 20% for a short term trade. It's mentally taxing, sometimes almost depressive when price crashes, I understand that. In my very humble opinion, it is easier to make money when you sell what everyone else wants to buy. That is my excuse for trading and losing. I like to swing trade here and there for faster wealth accumulation when buy pressure is high, just a personal habit. As short term bad news are dying down, I'll be more actively involved in short term trading. MACD is what I'm banking most of my idea on.
At this moment, everything is going up. Reddit is getting flooded with optimism that once ETH breaks 600 is the new support, if it breaks, 450 will be the next support. I'll see if 480 is hit and start buying a little bit every $20 down.
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