I am now looking at VIBE on Binance, another young chart, but a solid looking good. We go short term again, to reduce risk but the market is good today.
As you saw my AppCoins (APPC) trade, I will be sharing short term and long term targets. The fact that the chart is young, a top hasn't been established yet, so we go short term to reduce risk and long term for the rest.
(1) 0.00004800 (Tight / Short term) (2) 0.00004100 (Very strong / Long) (3) None (Super long term)
Trade strategy: Read the intro. If you want low risk, go short term and use the short/ tight term stop loss. If you like this coin and would like to maximize profits, you can go for long, but remember that it can take weeks and even months for any trade to fully develop.
*** CHART, SIGNALS & INDICATORS ***
Here is the daily chart:
You can see this coin has been on Binance for a little over a month now, since 11th January (111). You can clearly see the TD Sequential indicator on this charts, the numbers above and below the candles. You can see how we went down all the way, reaching a full 13 negative count and now we start a new count, a positive one (this is way more detailed than that, but if you want to learn about this indicator you have to do your own research). There isn't much data on the other indicators, MACD, RSI, etc. But they are sitting at the ultimate bottom, waking up and trending up, with plenty of room for growth.
You can get a better picture by looking at the 4 hours chart, you can see the price declining hard but the MACD remains strong, this is a bullish signal... another one:
The indicators are also bullish, and the candlesticks are looking great. There are positive signals on the shorter time frames as well, 1h and 2h charts. Remember that there is always a retrace after each top, all you have to do is wait, hold, and sell when your target comes around.
*** MESSAGE: IT'S OK TO WANT MORE ***
Some people say more is less. I don't understand.
Some people think that wanting more is greedy. Well, that doesn't sound so great.
It isn't about more, more is less or more is greed.
It is about the feeling, that you are feeling when it is time to receive.
So don't worry about the amount, or how big you want your home.
You just need to be humble and grateful...
And each time you receive...
Open your arms...
AND ASK FOR MORE!!!
Namaste.
Dagangan aktif
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For VIBE, we will be using our "Strong / Long" stop loss. So this trade remains active.
You can use any stop loss you like and you can sell anytime you like. We are going to hold and keep the trade active unless 0.00004100 price level is hit. Long term holders can use no stop loss.
Hi Alan and everyone reading this,
I lost nearly $15,000 over the last two months. I've been watching you for a very long time and it's upsetting. I jumped in initially at ReddCoin. I bought in way too high. But I ended up making about $1,000 or so and then reinvested my profits in CapriCoin and FoldingCoin. You predicted CapriCoin to have a top breakout point of 4000% and FoldingCoin to reach nearly 2000%. I believed you. I poured nearly everything I had into both coins. Silly, silly mistake. I rode the wave. Let me tell you something, and everyone reading this, without any one-sided emotions getting into play. When you post something on TradingView to the public, 1. you already have a ton of your initial investment implanted into that coin, 2. you already have alerted everyone that pays for your website in regards to these coins, 3. you have already alerted friends, colleagues, etc... I realize that you post on TradingView for free -- but you really need us on this platform just as badly as we need you. You are very aware of realizing your influence and you've guaranteed to have made a killing off of all the crypto news. However, when you list coins at certain "buy in levels" its nearly impossible to get into the 1-3 buy in levels -- despite going onto Bittrex or Binance within minutes of your initial post. For that reason, I got stuck buying FoldingCoin at 0.06 and CapriCoin at 1.47. FoldingCoin peaked at 0.11 in mid January, and CapriCoin peaked at 2.40 a week after. However, on the same day that these coins peaked, they also fell greatly. FoldingCoin barely reached 100-150% of the 2000% and CapriCoin did better -- going from about 0.7 to 2.40 (about 350-400%) but nowhere near the 4000% you assumed. When the coins are advertised privately before going public, there is a ring of people that are usually involved. It's so very easy to pump and dump these small coins that have market caps of less than one million. I mean -- I bought a coin that FOLDS. And Capri? These coins are essentially ghost towns. They were created, and they were abandoned. Same thing with SpreadCoin which I had been in before transferring to CapriCoin. They haven't updated their services, websites or information in regards to their coin for months, sometimes years. It's a major target for someone that has great influence to get in there and "move" the coin. Screenshot a graph from Bittrex and claim the Fibonacci and candle levels are going through the roof again. It's propaganda and an easy highlight of a pump and dump scheme. There's so many scammers out there and they're preying on such gullible people... remember Bitcoin is used for a lot of bad things, despite how amazing people of the world might say it is -- there's a lot of bad people out there that are going to to entirely malicious things in order to get or steal your money, no matter what they do to you. And you -- who's reading this post -- is exactly who they are targeting. The only reason why some of these small coins may gain so much is that we keep watching them go up, and you immediately get in because you don't want to miss out on the ride. And then what? They sell the coin for someone that's willing to pay higher for it and -- poof -- your money has been transferred to them and now that coin is not worth nearly as much.
I know Alan isn't a psychic. I know he isn't a magician, a "crypto-profit," etc... but he's very good at propaganda and he's very good at getting people to invest in certain trades. I believe a lot of you have made profit off of his trades. I had too. But i'm entirely upset at what happened. This is a lot of money. A LOT.
Is it Alan's fault? You may ask why I am taking advice from someone on TradingView that posts for free?
I tip Alan through the links he gives out, so I wouldn't count that as free. I trusted Alan and was going to buy his services for 1 Bitcoin on his website. However, after the crypto markets started to crash in late January Alan closed nearly every single trade and stopped posting for a couple weeks. He closed FoldingCoin and CapriCoin immediately. Is this fair? No. Am I biased? Yes, of course! This is money that I worked for and that I painstakingly earned. Gone and taken by pump and dump schemers. I cried the last two weeks because I didn't know what to do next. Hold on for dear life? They're saying it's going to get worse. With South Korea, China, Japan, and India cracking down and that whole Tether scheme -- how can you be optimistic at a time like this? I don't blame Alan for anything. He's created a business. A very profitable business and who wouldn't be jealous. He's named the "crypto-profit" -- but please, sir, just understand how much influence you have on other people. Their emotions, their bank accounts, etc. You're in it to be profitable, but you need to realize how much of an impact this is having on people's lives. Its nearly destroyed mine. Please, please fix this and give an update. And please inform your investors to just be cautious. Do not make a foolish decision like me with these small coins.
donyewuc
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@Tgleason, Alan never makes calls before they happen. He just hops on the ride after the trains already left. I've found some other more reliable TA guys and honestly he seems to copy ideas from other people while putting a new spin on it. A lot of them refer to him as "the copycat." I stopped following him a while ago and just found this while looking at VIBE charts. If you think he knows what he's doing then good for you. But there's a reason he disappeared when the market was at its most bearish.
@Tgleason, I feel your pain and understand you've had a very hard month, but I think there's some lessons learned here -- 1) I agree Alan is most useful as bull market trader and the "annual January correction" blindsided his methods, hence the closed trades, 2) Consider using a stop loss strategy (does not have to be Alan's strategy, there are others out there), 3) It sounds like you have lost confidence in the entire crypto market overall (you mention tether) which is why you sold but I suspect if you HOLD'd up until now your losses would be more like 10k and improved over time. I know this because I HODL'd through Jan and my profits were wiped to 0 but I see them recovering already. This is based on my long, bullish perception of the market. This is my two cents from learning A LOT in my first 6 months in crypto and I hopefully look forward to the next 6.
prefabsprout
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@Tgleason, you somehow lost money getting in on two coins that went up 150% and 400% after you bought them and now youre blaming the guy who gave you the tip.
this is so passive aggressive and painful to read. invest what money you have left in a good therapist.
kang2995
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@michaellanducci, Agreed!
peterpham991
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@Tgleason, I feel bad for you that you have lost a alot of money. But, i do say one of the major problem i think you lost your money in the past two months, is you dont really understand how volatile this market is. In the last two months Bitcoin price crashed hard. It also dragged altcoins with it. If you want to be a good investor, you need to be able to observe the market and go in in the right time and get out at the right time and moreovers you need to have stop-loss otherwise you will burn your account. I am not a big investor but i would recommend you to invest small amount of money first and then go big when you are really good at it.
I do not laugh because you lost money, laugh because you blame Alan for losing your money.
Jaracri
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@Tgleason, With all due respect...I feel really bad for you but if you cant emotionally HODL than this game is not for you. Never sell at a loss, always buy red and sell green and HODL. I'm not sure what your investment strategy is but shaving profits when your up isn't a bad idea. This will give you cash (15% of portfolio size) so the next time the market corrects you'll have the cash to buy the dips. You'll feel empowered instead of helpless. Please don't panic sell your positions. HODL HODL HODL... I wish you the best.
I lost nearly $15,000 over the last two months. I've been watching you for a very long time and it's upsetting. I jumped in initially at ReddCoin. I bought in way too high. But I ended up making about $1,000 or so and then reinvested my profits in CapriCoin and FoldingCoin. You predicted CapriCoin to have a top breakout point of 4000% and FoldingCoin to reach nearly 2000%. I believed you. I poured nearly everything I had into both coins. Silly, silly mistake. I rode the wave. Let me tell you something, and everyone reading this, without any one-sided emotions getting into play. When you post something on TradingView to the public, 1. you already have a ton of your initial investment implanted into that coin, 2. you already have alerted everyone that pays for your website in regards to these coins, 3. you have already alerted friends, colleagues, etc... I realize that you post on TradingView for free -- but you really need us on this platform just as badly as we need you. You are very aware of realizing your influence and you've guaranteed to have made a killing off of all the crypto news. However, when you list coins at certain "buy in levels" its nearly impossible to get into the 1-3 buy in levels -- despite going onto Bittrex or Binance within minutes of your initial post. For that reason, I got stuck buying FoldingCoin at 0.06 and CapriCoin at 1.47. FoldingCoin peaked at 0.11 in mid January, and CapriCoin peaked at 2.40 a week after. However, on the same day that these coins peaked, they also fell greatly. FoldingCoin barely reached 100-150% of the 2000% and CapriCoin did better -- going from about 0.7 to 2.40 (about 350-400%) but nowhere near the 4000% you assumed. When the coins are advertised privately before going public, there is a ring of people that are usually involved. It's so very easy to pump and dump these small coins that have market caps of less than one million. I mean -- I bought a coin that FOLDS. And Capri? These coins are essentially ghost towns. They were created, and they were abandoned. Same thing with SpreadCoin which I had been in before transferring to CapriCoin. They haven't updated their services, websites or information in regards to their coin for months, sometimes years. It's a major target for someone that has great influence to get in there and "move" the coin. Screenshot a graph from Bittrex and claim the Fibonacci and candle levels are going through the roof again. It's propaganda and an easy highlight of a pump and dump scheme. There's so many scammers out there and they're preying on such gullible people... remember Bitcoin is used for a lot of bad things, despite how amazing people of the world might say it is -- there's a lot of bad people out there that are going to to entirely malicious things in order to get or steal your money, no matter what they do to you. And you -- who's reading this post -- is exactly who they are targeting. The only reason why some of these small coins may gain so much is that we keep watching them go up, and you immediately get in because you don't want to miss out on the ride. And then what? They sell the coin for someone that's willing to pay higher for it and -- poof -- your money has been transferred to them and now that coin is not worth nearly as much.
I know Alan isn't a psychic. I know he isn't a magician, a "crypto-profit," etc... but he's very good at propaganda and he's very good at getting people to invest in certain trades. I believe a lot of you have made profit off of his trades. I had too. But i'm entirely upset at what happened. This is a lot of money. A LOT.
Is it Alan's fault? You may ask why I am taking advice from someone on TradingView that posts for free?
I tip Alan through the links he gives out, so I wouldn't count that as free. I trusted Alan and was going to buy his services for 1 Bitcoin on his website. However, after the crypto markets started to crash in late January Alan closed nearly every single trade and stopped posting for a couple weeks. He closed FoldingCoin and CapriCoin immediately. Is this fair? No. Am I biased? Yes, of course! This is money that I worked for and that I painstakingly earned. Gone and taken by pump and dump schemers. I cried the last two weeks because I didn't know what to do next. Hold on for dear life? They're saying it's going to get worse. With South Korea, China, Japan, and India cracking down and that whole Tether scheme -- how can you be optimistic at a time like this? I don't blame Alan for anything. He's created a business. A very profitable business and who wouldn't be jealous. He's named the "crypto-profit" -- but please, sir, just understand how much influence you have on other people. Their emotions, their bank accounts, etc. You're in it to be profitable, but you need to realize how much of an impact this is having on people's lives. Its nearly destroyed mine. Please, please fix this and give an update. And please inform your investors to just be cautious. Do not make a foolish decision like me with these small coins.