hard to sell when you're in the red though. You don't really lose anything until you sell it for less than what you bought it for

indeed

I've had that happen several times already, where I only intended to hold a stock for a little while and then my buying power is slightly tied up with that one stock until it goes back up

I like to set limit sells high, organized to recoup costs, so anything in-between I sell at my leasure moving to diversify

If you think you'll make more of your next investment than you will lose pulling out at a low point on another, then do it

I've pulled out on quite a few losses. Just cause I knew another coin would go up. Way easier than waiting and hoping...

I've pulled out on some as well and just taken the loss when I figured probabilities are way too high for it to actually go further down than to go up again

Kind of got panicked though early last week when everything took a huge dump following Warren Buffet's statement saying everything is overvalued and will crash

and then I saw it all start slowly recovering back to where it was

that asshole probly just wanted to buy something

yeah, fool me once, shame on him

Price of learning I suppose. I'm almost already recovered on my losses on that one, everyday after that has been net profit

Yeap. Knowing when to cut your losses is crucial

obey the stop loss

lmao, looked up "Kenny Rogers - The Gambler" and GME stock talk is in the comments there

I'm selling my doge coins if anyone's interested 😬

@Revaeroski People are making garbage loads of money by using specific tools. I would guess that many of them have created accounts on every exchange they can, using VPNs to gain access to exchanges that do not serve their location.
They probably have some kind of sentiment analytics tool like Trade the Chain, which scrapes Twitter (actually has a Twitter API...rare) to develop market sentiment analysis on various coins.
From a TA standpoint, they’re probably using TradingView’s proprietary VPVR indicator which might be the best TA indicator ever for trading volatility. They’re probably using the Ichimoku cloud and EMA ribbons. It’s like shooting fish in a barrel.
Lastly, they’re probably trading with leverage whenever possible.

https://www.tradethechain.com/?via=learn-more

can someone please come up with a pr0n name for the next break out crypto, currency,

nothing like ordering something in the future with a currency called "Coochie"

can anyone tell me why the price graphs on binance only show like a day history?

oh its the slices

not the total time of the scale

weird

Each candle is a day?

@nono do you normally look at candlestick charts?

The leveraging thing, I get... I have enough "buying power" leverage that is like 4x the actual real money that's in the account, but I'm sure that as soon as I start using all of that, I'll lose it and then the margin calls come in

i mean the time scale

other trade views use say

if you press a day the bottom scale is the price over a day

binance graphs shows each candle as a day if you press a day

which is a little weird

lmao there are some people that are leaving New York to New Jersey thinking it'll be better

You didn’t answer my question. Are you used to viewing price charts using candlesticks?

Because if you’re not, that explains why you think it’s weird.

It’s actually standard.

They have 15 minute charts where each candlestick represents 15 minutes. They have 1 hour charts, 4 hour, 6 hour, 12 hour, 1 day, 1 week, 1 month

They have 5 minutes, 1 minute, etc.

yes