If I have 100 dollars and go x10 and price moves from 10k to 11k. I now have 200 dollars. Right?
Now if I let this go and price moves further from 11k to 12k, thats 20% gain, so now I have 300. Right?
But wouldnt it be more wise to sell at 11k and take that 100 dollar profit so that I can now go x10 with 200 dollars instead. Meaning when price moves from 11k to 12.1k (10%), I would now gain 200 dollars meaning I have 400.
What I wanna ask, isnt is more beneficial to sell/buy when margin trading then just let it go?
How about dont try to margin trade when you have no idea what you're doing. If your aim is to make money then buy and hold link for a couple years. If your aim is to get high off dopamine rushes then go to an actual casino. At least you'll be out of your house that way.
Isaac Baker
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Lincoln Cox
How about you answer my question instead of acting smart. Fucking Jow Forums cunts
Charles Ortiz
Your question as has already been answered as another user told you go back and re read all the posts. If you still cant figure it out then just throw all your money into the street for a homeless person to find
Noah Rodriguez
So since no one is gonna answer OP Here's a real question some of us are really thinking. What does the asshole of these angels taste like? Spicy, musky, sweet? I must know
Easton Nelson
Listen up, boy. Your first post was correct. You will get more profit if you sell and buy on a regular basis. BUT you increase your risk every time you open a new position at a higher price with more money. Your first position might work smoothly and let you 2x your investment, then you sell and reopen. the new position is double the size of your first investment and you risk to lose it all if it dips back down. If you hold your first position without selling and it dips back down you're at 0% again, no loss or profit (except opening/closing and financing fees).