Row 79942

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-Don't invest money you might need in the next 6-12 months. -Don't panic sell. -Don't go into debt to invest. (Don't over-leverage or over-expose yourself either) -Don't invest all your money at once so that way you always have cash to take advantage of any surprise dips/buying opportunities. -Some say don't be emotional but you can actually use emotions to your advantage if you're smart. For example, take some profits when you are ecstatic about how much your portfolio is up. -Be consistent and have an actual strategy. Dollar cost averaging can be good for newbs to build initial positions. -Always think long term and don't treat crypto as a "get rich quick" scheme.

If you plan to be alive in 10 years from now, why wouldn't you want to be holding some crypto? The long term holders are the ones who end up really making it big. Everyone wishes they had bought Bitcoin 12 years ago but in reality most of those people would have sold it all at some point along the way. The people who have held all this time are now the bitcoin "whales." I'm not saying don't ever take profits but you should dedicate a portion of your portfolio for long term hodl-ing. That way you can make money over the short/mid-term and the long-term time frames.

There's probably other stuff I'm forgetting but those should get you ahead of at least 90% (totally made up number lol) of retail investors because it seems most retail investors actually have a lot of trouble sticking to these rules.

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text -Don't invest money you might need in the next 6-12 months. -Don't panic sell. -Don't go into debt to invest. (Don't over-leverage or over-expose yourself either) -Don't invest all your money at once so that way you always have cash to take advantage of any surprise dips/buying opportunities. -Some say don't be emotional but you can actually use emotions to your advantage if you're smart. For example, take some profits when you are ecstatic about how much your portfolio is up. -Be consistent …
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datetime 2024-05-24
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