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RE: Portfolio Rebalancing Tool Using Google Sheets - Quadruple Your Earnings!

in #cryptocurrency7 years ago

Looks awesome, I definitely want to put some thought into this and adapt it for my needs. More specifically, I've made a decision on the money I've put into crypto not to take it out - at least not for the short term..waiting til Bitcoin hits the high $6,000's (a la Clif High) before I consider pulling some crypto out to invest in more silver.

Anyway, what I'm trying to say is that whenever I "sell" an altcoin, it's just selling into Bitcoin for a bit of arbitrage profit. I want to use your spreadsheet simply replacing USD with Bitcoin (removing BTC from the Asset Class column and valuing all other cryptos in BTC instead of USD). That should work though! :)

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Ya you can do that fairly easily. I will say that mostly defeats the purpose of rebalancing but if you make a strategy that works for you then its all good :) Good luck @jobsande!

Oh really, it defeats the purpose? Hmm...I'll have to put a bit more thought into it. It's just in times like these especially, where Clif High predicts the upper $6K range before hitting a major correction, then shooting back up to $11K at some point... in these times it really doesn't make much sense for me to pull out of crypto. When BTC hits those levels I MIGHT consider it at that point, just to lock in some gains :)

Put 0% for USD/ USDT and put BTC at a higher allocation, this ensures your rebalance will allocate more to BTC. There are two things that make rebalancing valuable: removes emotional trading & ensure you sell whats doing well as it goes up and buy what down. Its absoultely critical though that you have very firm belief that all your assets will perform well over time otherwise you will always second guess whether you want to rebalance.

I would love to hear your results with this method you're doing, if you write about your results feel free to tag me so I can check it out!

Awesome tip, yes I definitely will! I mean I'll definitely let you know, not 100% sure if I'll be going through with it...just want to be careful making any commitments I can't keep. But if I do it, and write about it, for sure I'll let you know!