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Strategy is EVERYTHING. It's the FOUNDATION of making money in the markets. If you don't think this is so, use a simple MA crossover system but with 100% perfect sizing and with the best mental psychology in the world and tell us how it all went. In fairness though, of course sizing and...

But many professional traders are excellent writers (on investing/trading). One of the best is Mark Spitnagel. Another is Peter Lynch. Neiderhoffer also writes well but likes to jerk off to people with top class degrees. Soros's two books were excellent, although deep.

It has massive utility value, you could not be more wrong. For example, last year it transfered in excess of $1trillion in value and all without a bank or permission. And it will do more this year. Anyone spot a trend? Only last week someone moved $1billion+ for less than $5 and in less than 1...

If one pays a fair price for power then nobody has a right to say how/what/where they can use that power. And to say that Bitcoin is destroying thr world for nothing is just pathetic. And I think you'll find that free online porn is far more detrimental to soceity than Bitcoin ever could be...

Then build that analysis into your trading plan. If traders are worried about what the pros might do then why not learn how they trade and more importantly think and then build trading strategies that take advantage of that. Your and the pros positions will then be aligned...

True. Anyone who says don't trade the 1m because there's too much noise/nonsense hasn't taken the time to properly research the 1m world. If they had, they'd find out it's the best time-period to short term trade the markets. Plus, if you're good on the 1m you can be good on ANY other timeperiod.

Only take the second trade, ie get the market to prove itself first before shorting. So price goes down and you get a short signal. Don't take it, just watch. If the market is heading lower (from the 1st potential short which you didn't take) it will more often than not, offer up a second...

If you think Bitcoin is for buying a cup of coffee then you have a lot to learn. As for the power usage, why are you picking on Bitcoin. Why aren't you picking on 500+ TV channels, useless internet usage, porn and so on?

Have you thought that it's not a case of the 'evil institutions' out to get you rather your game-plan is weak becvause you keep falling for the tricks of the market. Everyone knows the markets are perverse, and the price action more often than not tries to trick traders into doing the wrong...

Buying from 70%+ of US stores means supporting the Chinese communist regime.

Most Bitcoin holders aren't that interested in

Some clients prefer to trade CFDs while others Spot. If 2 traders (one using Spot and the other CFDs) take 20 ticks out of the price, and their size is the same, the profit will also be the same. If there's a difference it will be down to commissions and/or overnight financing costs. Also...

I assume you're talking about the US government? Let's assume it did ban BTC outright. But Europe and the Far Eastern countries didn't. They elected to work with it. Assume also that Bitcoin doesn't go away, it's decade of growth and acceptability continues. The US is going to look pretty...

And another corp (Snappa) starts to move some of its USD into Bitcoin. https://chrisgimmer.com/bitcoin-reserve-asset/ Expect more companies to do the same over the coming months.

China knows that with 1.4billion people there are always going to be leaks here and there, both with money flight and online sites etc that people shouldn't be reading because of the great Firewall. But the Chinese government aren't dummies so they understand they cannot stop everything. So as...

Bitcoin is not for you then. Keep your money in a Fed insured bank. For others who hold Bitcoin, many have taken the necessary precautions (not hard, 101 online guides avbailable) so if they are hit by a bus or their house burns down, they won't lose a single Sataoshi. As for the one's that...

A great choice for you. Many feel different so make other choices.

You're talking about Exchanges being hacked and not Bitcoin. Bitcoin is basically unhackable as had been proved over the last 10 years and will continue to be proved over the coming decades. For anyone that lost Bitcoin because they held it on an Exchange they only have themselves to blame...

You can't of course make the same comparison. However, the comparison I was making is simple. Bitcoin, like computers in the beginning, was hard to use (and even buy). Command line etc. But over time the developers make things easier so opening up the technology to ever more people. Now people...

Yes.