Yes, but just like stocks, there are benchmarks, no? People were waiting for 10k to break, so it doesn't seem you would need a crystal ball to assume people would be grabbing some profit at that point.
IMO, you can wait and see how low it will go, and try to grab some more, but why take too much of a chance on such a volatile item? If you really think 100k is out there, wouldn't a drop from 10+ to 9ish be enough for you to hop back in?
Wait for 15k now, sell off 20%, buy it back at 13.5!
I think you could play that game for a long time.
Indeed I?d think most people would have ?benchmarks? or price targets for buying or selling? I know I do.
And yes, I believe BTC will be much higher than it is today sometime in the future and I?ll at some time buy more.
I?m in a bit of a holding pattern right now with BTC due to the uncertainty as to what CME and futures trading is going to do to the price? both long and short term.
I?m also a bit more interested in LTC and ETH than BTC right now as well as a few smaller coins? but with one eye on BTC so if there is a major correction in price I can act.
And yes, as long as the market is moving forward you could theoretically sell every time it goes up 20% then buy back in when it drops 20%.
What happens when it spends time going lower rather than rising?
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