@ChadVE2 @sookthen@benjamincowen I actually agree with you on that lol.. i despise those that do 0 research in fundamentals. Might as well gamble in vegas
@eliott2047@bonfiretoken No wonder why there are panic sellers. There are those that do 0 research in the fundementals of the projects they invest in. Might as well do gambling instead…
@DaanBoelman@bonfiretoken @Joshua_s_Belll If you do 0 research in fundemental analysis nor the macro factors of the market, you should simply stick to gambling in vegas, that is literally gambling. This is not just case crypto but every market out there.
@imkeshav You'll find more if you scroll down my profile. This is an incomplete list. One of the links isn't working, you'll find a copy of that on telegram.
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@angelus512 @Azygosman@EmperorBTC@CryptoCred You do know that many of those that are self taught use such like a textbook as their primary source to learn. This isn’t any different, except you must actually apply it to learn it
@FMOTIFYOUCAN @Vaggeli123 @hasmhhaa@EmperorBTC The best investors don’t look at the charts all the time. They research the fundementals and take profits from the a time period of 1-3 years. Sometimes, they take out some profits each ath because it is bound to retrace/have a correction. Just like trading, investors need R.M
@hasmhhaa @Vaggeli123 @EmperorBTC That is why for beginners it should be like 80% holding and 20% on trading with their portfolio. And when your trading improved you can increase the %
@snowjorden@AlaskaInu@binance@Musingmutley@voguesingapore Someone sold a digital blueprint for a house for $700,000. It is more than just a gif mate. Think of it as digital property, assets, to which ownership is determined and verified by the blockchain