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Originally Posted by lewdog
For every "winner" there's also a loser in this and stocks.
The losers just don't post about it.
With stocks there are many variables you can use to speculate about a stock. Using certain skills and technical analysis can at least improve your chances of not being a loser.
What do you research for Bitcoin to decide on buying dips and selling highs? Honest question.
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So when someone buys IPO stock for $5/share, sells it to me for $10/share, I hold it for a few days and sell it to someone for $15 dollars/share, and that person holds it for a few years in a retirement account and sells when it hits $20, who's the loser? And you could insert "bitcoin" for "stock" and just change prices. And it doesn't have to be an IPO, just did that for simplicity.
In trading, the myth that for every winner there has to be a loser is just that - a myth.