eliquid
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I hate to be that guy, because I genuinely have nothing against you.
But, I think there is a communication issue.
If I got this wrong, I got it wrong... but
Early in this thread you basically touted having XRP and language that seemed "long" on it. More than a day trader, more than a swing trader.
A lot of the back and forth after that was negative of crypto of not being a real asset/worth value.
When XRP got sued and lost a lot of it's "trading value", you switched to steller, ETH, and BTC ( at least in talking about it, not saying you dumped XRP for those ). Then the talk became playing the gaps, which is what any day trader can do.
It's a bit of a switch in your strategy, no? At least from a language point of view on this forum.
Playing gaps, anyone can do and I doubt anyone on here would be negative about it like it played out on here with XRP and long term crypto valuation holdings.
For example, here is my screen for XRP alone on when I buy gaps ( just like in Forex ).
I have 2 purple arrows in the above.
Where I bought and ( where I think, I sold ).
These candles always have deep needles. It's one way I pick what Im gonna trade.. are the needles deep on this asset? I routinely place limit orders daily under specific and measured %'s under the current price, hoping to hit the bottom of one of these needles daily, only to sell once it goes back up. That's how I play most markets. New limit orders daily across everything.. looking to hit that needle or spike and selling once it carries back up.
Intraday trading or day trading, I don't think anyone would have been negative to you about. Playing gaps is something done by tons of traders across diff asset classes. While mine isn't an example of a true gap, I know what you meant/are doing and it's not the long play on XRP that the thread started off as.
I only bring this up because it seems like your strategy has changed maybe, at least to what you talk about here on the forum.
Trading gaps/needles/speculation is not something I think anyone here would be against.
I think it was the idea of crypto being a long term plan/value to people.
Harvard and others can and routinely do jump in and out of investments. They can always dump crypto too when the wind blows the other direction. Part of their portfolio will be in growth, while another will be long term holdings like APPLE or COCA-COLA/IBM.
It doesn't mean they will hold it long term or cash out on it.
Playing gaps or needles intraday or daily, I like very much.
.
But, I think there is a communication issue.
If I got this wrong, I got it wrong... but
Early in this thread you basically touted having XRP and language that seemed "long" on it. More than a day trader, more than a swing trader.
A lot of the back and forth after that was negative of crypto of not being a real asset/worth value.
When XRP got sued and lost a lot of it's "trading value", you switched to steller, ETH, and BTC ( at least in talking about it, not saying you dumped XRP for those ). Then the talk became playing the gaps, which is what any day trader can do.
It's a bit of a switch in your strategy, no? At least from a language point of view on this forum.
Playing gaps, anyone can do and I doubt anyone on here would be negative about it like it played out on here with XRP and long term crypto valuation holdings.
For example, here is my screen for XRP alone on when I buy gaps ( just like in Forex ).
I have 2 purple arrows in the above.
Where I bought and ( where I think, I sold ).
These candles always have deep needles. It's one way I pick what Im gonna trade.. are the needles deep on this asset? I routinely place limit orders daily under specific and measured %'s under the current price, hoping to hit the bottom of one of these needles daily, only to sell once it goes back up. That's how I play most markets. New limit orders daily across everything.. looking to hit that needle or spike and selling once it carries back up.
Intraday trading or day trading, I don't think anyone would have been negative to you about. Playing gaps is something done by tons of traders across diff asset classes. While mine isn't an example of a true gap, I know what you meant/are doing and it's not the long play on XRP that the thread started off as.
I only bring this up because it seems like your strategy has changed maybe, at least to what you talk about here on the forum.
Trading gaps/needles/speculation is not something I think anyone here would be against.
I think it was the idea of crypto being a long term plan/value to people.
Harvard and others can and routinely do jump in and out of investments. They can always dump crypto too when the wind blows the other direction. Part of their portfolio will be in growth, while another will be long term holdings like APPLE or COCA-COLA/IBM.
It doesn't mean they will hold it long term or cash out on it.
Playing gaps or needles intraday or daily, I like very much.
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