It's ok

That's what r/woosh is for

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Spit it out then <:StalinLasers:798669578350886922>

Again, ain't no point in typing if you don't read it

Kinda funny I have to say that twice

Lmfao

This is like my days in the Isorrowproductions politics channel 😒

@RedbirdOctober, CBP Fucking fractions and percentages killed me at first years ago when I started game theory

Circle arguments with no revelations

Replace "They are correct" with "They are wrong" but keep everything else I said. Did it change my answer at all? Or did it change the way they would react because instead of agreeing at first I would disagree. (Which makes people defensive and resistant to anything said or any valuable argument set forth afterwards)

What incriments of candle data are best for real time observation? 1 minute? 15 minute?

Depends. If you're waiting for the exact second to sell, 1 min. If you're doing a scope of how it's going to react during the day or hours, then 15min-1hour

And it depends on the number of transactions the coin is having as well

you'll only get 8 candles to look at if you go by 1 hour

You should be able to zoom out

What app are you using?

I was using 1 minute to time my buying decisions but I may do 15 now because it tells a completely different story at 15 minute marks

Lol. Yup

@mightytrump don't leave me...

Sad...

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I will leave. My live track deserves my attention

@Revaeroski

Here's the dif on bittrex

One is for zoming in on a specific spot, and the other is to generalize it

Well as far as intra day trading goes, I'm wondering what time works better

guess it doesn't really matter

Whatever works for you

I was going to try to look for solid read candles to buy in at after they are done forming

that's my big problem, not buying exactly at the bottom of the dip

and I figure a very solid red candle with little to no tail would be a good indicator of that bottom being reached

It's impossible to buy at the exact bottom

Half the time I buy early and end up losing a couple percent more since it's still falling. But then it makes up for it, you just don't earn as much, same with buying on the upslope.

The key is to hold

Then bail when you've had enough lol

you know the old saying "don't look down" when you're really high up?

The equivilant for me is looking at longer trending data like 3 months, 6 months, 1 year

and seeing how far down this slope could go that I accidentally thought was already nearing the bottom

That's when I start thinking "oh crap, I just bought at the bad side of the peak and this is market correction, and it's got a long ways to go"

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