Tendency to buy more when the price of Bitcoin bullish!

[laijsica]

There are many experienced investors against the trend who tend to buy more when the price of Bitcoin rises and make more hold which can be surprising to new investors. I have seen many investors in my experience who buy more when the price of Bitcoin rises.

Does it make sense to buy more at a time when the value of Bitcoin is increasing?

If you're buying when the price is moving, then you are on FOMO, feeling or fear of missing out, its better to buy Bitcoin when people are selling because of fear and when you have the funds to do not because you are forced by FOMO.
FOMO is something you should not do, because there is a risk attach to it, buy only if you can and you are comfortable doing so.

FOMO trend can cause many investors to miss important events such as a downward trend during a price correction. Investors think they will buy at more dips but their expectations slowly swim to an uptrend. I like to look at buying trends in every price trend because if an investor values ​​holding, they should tend to accumulate regardless of price.

I believe that every investment involves risk, so investors should always consider buying consistently and long-term, regardless of price.

[enoch_from_off]

There are many experienced investors against the trend who tend to buy more when the price of Bitcoin rises and make more hold which can be surprising to new investors. I have seen many investors in my experience who buy more when the price of Bitcoin rises.

Does it make sense to buy more at a time when the value of Bitcoin is increasing?

If you're buying when the price is moving, then you are on FOMO, feeling or fear of missing out, its better to buy Bitcoin when people are selling because of fear and when you have the funds to do not because you are forced by FOMO.
FOMO is something you should not do, because there is a risk attach to it, buy only if you can and you are comfortable doing so.

FOMO trend can cause many investors to miss important events such as a downward trend during a price correction. Investors think they will buy at more dips but their expectations slowly swim to an uptrend. I like to look at buying trends in every price trend because if an investor values ​​holding, they should tend to accumulate regardless of price.

I believe that every investment involves risk, so investors should always consider buying consistently and long-term, regardless of price.

Totally. If you have a skin for some big coin, especially for a reliable one - you would buy in no matter the price in lumps.
If not, then do it more diversely, and you will still be in profit in the long run.

[dekafee79]

There are many experienced investors against the trend who tend to buy more when the price of Bitcoin rises and make more hold which can be surprising to new investors. I have seen many investors in my experience who buy more when the price of Bitcoin rises.

Does it make sense to buy more at a time when the value of Bitcoin is increasing?

If you're buying when the price is moving, then you are on FOMO, feeling or fear of missing out, its better to buy Bitcoin when people are selling because of fear and when you have the funds to do not because you are forced by FOMO.
FOMO is something you should not do, because there is a risk attach to it, buy only if you can and you are comfortable doing so.

FOMO trend can cause many investors to miss important events such as a downward trend during a price correction. Investors think they will buy at more dips but their expectations slowly swim to an uptrend. I like to look at buying trends in every price trend because if an investor values ​​holding, they should tend to accumulate regardless of price.

I believe that every investment involves risk, so investors should always consider buying consistently and long-term, regardless of price.

buying consistently, long term and regardless of price can be done with the DCA method, but the DCA method must be done before the bullish season so we must care about the price when buying.
because when the price starts to go high it doesn't feel right if we still buy with the DCA method, it's better to wait until the market corrects before we make a purchase.

[pieppiep]

buying consistently, long term and regardless of price can be done with the DCA method, but the DCA method must be done before the bullish season so we must care about the price when buying.
because when the price starts to go high it doesn't feel right if we still buy with the DCA method, it's better to wait until the market corrects before we make a purchase.

Indeed, the DCA method is a good approach to long term investment wherein one can invest at fixed equal amounts over a long period of time, however, there are matters of timing that need to be taken care off while making the purchases. It is always a good idea to watch the relative market prices prior to the onset of the ‘bull’ period to properly capitalize on the value yielded from the funding. Which means that when prices have gone up so high, it may be wiser to wait until the market dips before continuing to purchase the securities. In that way, there are good chances to reach the maximal profits and minimize the risk to buy on the top of the price.

[Jating]

buying consistently, long term and regardless of price can be done with the DCA method, but the DCA method must be done before the bullish season so we must care about the price when buying.
because when the price starts to go high it doesn't feel right if we still buy with the DCA method, it's better to wait until the market corrects before we make a purchase.

Indeed, the DCA method is a good approach to long term investment wherein one can invest at fixed equal amounts over a long period of time, however, there are matters of timing that need to be taken care off while making the purchases. It is always a good idea to watch the relative market prices prior to the onset of the ‘bull’ period to properly capitalize on the value yielded from the funding. Which means that when prices have gone up so high, it may be wiser to wait until the market dips before continuing to purchase the securities. In that way, there are good chances to reach the maximal profits and minimize the risk to buy on the top of the price.

As far as I know, if you are going to used DCA, you should not be emotionally attached on the price, that's why you just keep on buying per week or per month depending on you budget. And that is the keyword there "average". So regardless of the price, you will have to continue buying and look at the long term. Even if it is going up, you can still uses this strategy. Unless you are that investors who are looking at the lowest point and then buy in bulk. For DCA it's not going to be a issue whether the price is low or the price is high, just saying.

[royalRitta]

buying consistently, long term and regardless of price can be done with the DCA method, but the DCA method must be done before the bullish season so we must care about the price when buying.
because when the price starts to go high it doesn't feel right if we still buy with the DCA method, it's better to wait until the market corrects before we make a purchase.

Indeed, the DCA method is a good approach to long term investment wherein one can invest at fixed equal amounts over a long period of time, however, there are matters of timing that need to be taken care off while making the purchases. It is always a good idea to watch the relative market prices prior to the onset of the ‘bull’ period to properly capitalize on the value yielded from the funding. Which means that when prices have gone up so high, it may be wiser to wait until the market dips before continuing to purchase the securities. In that way, there are good chances to reach the maximal profits and minimize the risk to buy on the top of the price.

People buy in lumps or by DCA - it depends on what budget and income you have and the targets on your mind.
Of course, it's beneficial to buy when the price is lower, but most of the time, you wouldn't be able to see how it would change in the future.

[TomPluz]

People buy in lumps or by DCA - it depends on what budget and income you have and the targets on your mind. Of course, it's beneficial to buy when the price is lower, but most of the time, you wouldn't be able to see how it would change in the future.

I would prefer to buy when there is a dip so I can save some money though DCA can really be attractive so maybe a combination of the two can still be achieved by anyone really serious in getting more Bitcoin for future use. Of course, we are all assuming here that we are right in assuming that Bitcoin will eventually win after some years of HODLING the asset. With good historical precedents we can be assured that Bitcoin will be giving us the kind of ROI we are looking for.

[Faisal2202]

Most of the new investors show more interest by following the process of buying more bitcoins in lower price trend and wait for possible bearish period which leads to losing huge investment benefits and gradually depleting the money allocated for investment. Similarly, an experienced investor tends to continuously buy Bitcoin at any price because he can predict that the price of Bitcoin will reach a new high in a short period of time, and they tend to become huge whales in the future and tend to hold more.

Why would a newbie will wait for a bearish period? And yeah newbies tend to exit the market when they saw their money being depleting as they panic sell and speaking of experienced investors too they don't tend to buy BTC by DCA as they also have limits and have to arrange funds, if we take examples of small investors to big investors they all invest after some time and yeah they really don't care for the price last I check big Daddy book author bought some BTC at $70k when last time market pumped.

And MS is also buying BTC after intervals and they don't care for the price because their plans are big. I also thought at first these dudes are idiot they are buying high but then realized their plans are big means they are planning to hold their funds for years.

[legend45]

Most of the new investors show more interest by following the process of buying more bitcoins in lower price trend and wait for possible bearish period which leads to losing huge investment benefits and gradually depleting the money allocated for investment. Similarly, an experienced investor tends to continuously buy Bitcoin at any price because he can predict that the price of Bitcoin will reach a new high in a short period of time, and they tend to become huge whales in the future and tend to hold more.

Why would a newbie will wait for a bearish period? And yeah newbies tend to exit the market when they saw their money being depleting as they panic sell and speaking of experienced investors too they don't tend to buy BTC by DCA as they also have limits and have to arrange funds, if we take examples of small investors to big investors they all invest after some time and yeah they really don't care for the price last I check big Daddy book author bought some BTC at $70k when last time market pumped.

And MS is also buying BTC after intervals and they don't care for the price because their plans are big. I also thought at first these dudes are idiot they are buying high but then realized their plans are big means they are planning to hold their funds for years.

Buying and planning to hold for years should wait for bitcoin to correct, not buying at a price of $ 70K, but everyone has their own considerations. It can't be said that it's stupid, it's just not right in my opinion, the possibility of bitcoin prices falling below $ 70K next week, why don't they wait a while until a correction occurs.

[sampoerna]

Why would a newbie will wait for a bearish period? And yeah newbies tend to exit the market when they saw their money being depleting as they panic sell and speaking of experienced investors too they don't tend to buy BTC by DCA as they also have limits and have to arrange funds, if we take examples of small investors to big investors they all invest after some time and yeah they really don't care for the price last I check big Daddy book author bought some BTC at $70k when last time market pumped.

Newbies in crypto, some of them, with high panic levels, and no knowledge = losing money so easily. and this is a fact that often happens. because they enter crypto, based on FOMO - but they don't understand at all what they should do next. still lucky if they are tempted to take profits when the price goes up, but if they are very greedy and expect more, but in the end the opposite is true, the market is bearish, well, panic will hit and they will cut losses as they please

[Hisbullah]

Why would a newbie will wait for a bearish period? And yeah newbies tend to exit the market when they saw their money being depleting as they panic sell and speaking of experienced investors too they don't tend to buy BTC by DCA as they also have limits and have to arrange funds, if we take examples of small investors to big investors they all invest after some time and yeah they really don't care for the price last I check big Daddy book author bought some BTC at $70k when last time market pumped.

Newbies in crypto, some of them, with high panic levels, and no knowledge = losing money so easily. and this is a fact that often happens. because they enter crypto, based on FOMO - but they don't understand at all what they should do next. still lucky if they are tempted to take profits when the price goes up, but if they are very greedy and expect more, but in the end the opposite is true, the market is bearish, well, panic will hit and they will cut losses as they please

Lack of knowledge and experience from New Bies and entering the market because of Fomo, there is a possibility that there will be a loss because the crypto market is difficult to guess. Especially when they are greedy, expecting a higher profit, they will not observe the market movement and do not have a good analysis, the results they will lose money if they are late in selling and prices decrease.

[laijsica]

Why would a newbie will wait for a bearish period? And yeah newbies tend to exit the market when they saw their money being depleting as they panic sell and speaking of experienced investors too they don't tend to buy BTC by DCA as they also have limits and have to arrange funds, if we take examples of small investors to big investors they all invest after some time and yeah they really don't care for the price last I check big Daddy book author bought some BTC at $70k when last time market pumped.

Newbies in crypto, some of them, with high panic levels, and no knowledge = losing money so easily. and this is a fact that often happens. because they enter crypto, based on FOMO - but they don't understand at all what they should do next. still lucky if they are tempted to take profits when the price goes up, but if they are very greedy and expect more, but in the end the opposite is true, the market is bearish, well, panic will hit and they will cut losses as they please

Lack of knowledge and experience from New Bies and entering the market because of Fomo, there is a possibility that there will be a loss because the crypto market is difficult to guess. Especially when they are greedy, expecting a higher profit, they will not observe the market movement and do not have a good analysis, the results they will lose money if they are late in selling and prices decrease.

This happens to short-term investors who want to trade with their limited holdings and take high risks. Every investor should ensure proper use of his assets through market analysis such as building a decent holding by buying in bearish price trends and taking care of his holdings in bullish times or tending to diversify the portfolio.

[target]

Why would a newbie will wait for a bearish period? And yeah newbies tend to exit the market when they saw their money being depleting as they panic sell and speaking of experienced investors too they don't tend to buy BTC by DCA as they also have limits and have to arrange funds, if we take examples of small investors to big investors they all invest after some time and yeah they really don't care for the price last I check big Daddy book author bought some BTC at $70k when last time market pumped.

Newbies in crypto, some of them, with high panic levels, and no knowledge = losing money so easily. and this is a fact that often happens. because they enter crypto, based on FOMO - but they don't understand at all what they should do next. still lucky if they are tempted to take profits when the price goes up, but if they are very greedy and expect more, but in the end the opposite is true, the market is bearish, well, panic will hit and they will cut losses as they please

Lack of knowledge and experience from New Bies and entering the market because of Fomo, there is a possibility that there will be a loss because the crypto market is difficult to guess. Especially when they are greedy, expecting a higher profit, they will not observe the market movement and do not have a good analysis, the results they will lose money if they are late in selling and prices decrease.

One reason why someone will buy while the market is bearish is if they know the market is already oversold and it could start rising in the coming weeks where these buyers are going to be holding for a long time.

But majority of us I think will consider buying back only when it's confirmed the bull market has already arrived. We're just riding the pump most of the time.

[Gurujebs]

buying consistently, long term and regardless of price can be done with the DCA method, but the DCA method must be done before the bullish season so we must care about the price when buying.
because when the price starts to go high it doesn't feel right if we still buy with the DCA method, it's better to wait until the market corrects before we make a purchase.

There is nothing that is better than DCA when you miss the opportunity to stack your coins at lower price, the market always has a way it does it things and balance out whether you do it when the price is ascending or when the price is descending. It's not even advisable to buy coins at once, learn to buy them  in every resistance or support.

I get scared these days because of this strategy. Dollar cost average is really good for Bitcoin because over time Bitcoin has been moving but I can't say for altcoins. Generally, the chart has been the same even Ethereum doesn't seem to be going and I wonder is the faith of the people that has been doing DCA all his while.

[Faisal2202]

Newbies in crypto, some of them, with high panic levels, and no knowledge = losing money so easily. and this is a fact that often happens. because they enter crypto, based on FOMO - but they don't understand at all what they should do next. still lucky if they are tempted to take profits when the price goes up, but if they are very greedy and expect more, but in the end the opposite is true, the market is bearish, well, panic will hit and they will cut losses as they please

So you are saying they will not wait for bearish cycle but they will met bearish cycle due to their greed and no knowledge about the crypto. If that's the case then it's understandable but the OP did not tried to said that, as he said most of the newbies wait for the bearish mode. That's why i asked why they wait for the bearish mode while after investing should not they be waiting for the bullish mode.

Newbies with no knowledge and investing in BTC and expecting more from a profitable trade is just so idiotic they must know their limits but how would they I mean if they would have some knowledge then they will know their limits but now they don't so.