Thanks for sharing @haejin!
Well, this is the so called technical analysis. How about some fundamental analysis based on the real work of the team behind Civic.
They are based in San Francisco and since the beginning of the token sale they have enough money to keep developing their solution for the next few years. But what's the real chance we see their product in action? Knowing the answer of this questions will allow long term investors to take action and invest today or avoid it, because they are aware that their product/solution has no chance to succeed.
So yeah, I'll appreciate if someone could share a link to a fundamental analysis as well.
I've got a large long term position on civic, just research, try their current working product. Follow their GitHub etc.. I'm not going to say I never buy junk because sometimes junk makes money too. But long term positions I own have working platforms and in my opinion civic is going in the right direction. it's maybe a bit boring but it's in the right direction. I buy TRX but it's a short term hold, their is no indication it should be a long term hold as far as I'm concerned Library Credits is doing the same thing and has a working platform already. I have a lot of Neo, but again it's a good long term hold. Civic again in my opinion is a good long term hold but you do need to do your own research and come to your own conclusions.
i agree with you on CIVIC, TRX and LBC. I have EOS instead of NEO tho.
You could go and research the fundamentals on your own and post your results. Charts never lie it is the closest thing to true market sentiment you can get. Basing trades on fundamentals is a recipe for disaster.
Wait, but it is extra reassuring to have the charts to magically coincide with major happenings. For example today Haejin writes his analyzes for Neblio (NEBL), and NEBL gets listed on Binance: https://support.binance.com/hc/en-us/articles/115003598012-Binance-Lists-Neblio-NEBL-
I think such things are cool to know and it would not hurt if we share them in the comments...
you never know, the posts could get even more readers.
Nobody cares about fundamental analysis here. It's all about charts, they tell all :)
I care. And I agree. I'm nobody.
Go on their website and look for yourself, not that difficult.
But at times is nice to hear from others too ;-)