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7829125 No.7829125 [Reply] [Original]

What is better statistically?

A) Sell fast at smaller loss and risk missing recovery
B) Hold and wait for recovery and risk liquidation

>> No.7829205

>>7829125
sell fast at a small loss and buy back in cheaper than when you sold

>> No.7829234

The problem is, how do you know what a small loss is? Every moon mission has a few pullbacks. Get it wrong and you will be forced to buy back in higher

>> No.7829235

>>7829205
make sure u do the second part, dont get too greedy with the buy back in price

>> No.7829265

>>7829234
I consider <5% a small loss.

>> No.7829282

>>7829125
doesn't matter what i fucking do. it feels like i'm just throwing money away.

buy? drops
sell? moons
hold? does nothing until the second in it or sell

>> No.7829348

>>7829282
Buy when you feel like it's a bad time to buy.
Sell when you feel like it's a bad time to sell.
It's ultra hard to do this, but you can train yourself.
You also need iron patience because it will go the wrong way at the start.

>> No.7829412

>>7829125
C) buy in at a good entry point and never worry about A or B
but to answer your question it depends on how risky your investment is
FOMO on the latest pajeet shill and end up buying the top: sell as fast as you can 10% losses will feel like a mercy compared to whats in store
buy btc now at 11.7 and it dips to 10k: hold

>> No.7829513

>>7829412
You're probably right.
The higher the risk the earlier you should sell when things start going wrong.