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RE: A beginners guide to Steemit - Discussion group recorded yesterday in Bali with @samstonehill

in #steemit7 years ago

Well, before any investment you first should try to know what are you investing in, I pick projects that look promising like Golem (decentralized cloud storage), projects that solve real problems, that have good market capitalization, that have a solid team of developers. For example, Steemit looks extremely promising.

It's important that you understand your investing style, for example, intra-day, short, mid, long-term. if you gonna short or whatever you gonna do and then you stick to the plan you made in cold and embrace the market as it comes.

as for keeping an eye and check behavior, I use blockfolio its an amazing app and really simple to use.

right now is a good time since the market is really tense due to the USAF on bitcoin so everything is kinda cheap now.

im starting on steemit and i would love all possible advice you can give me and if you wanna talk about trading reach me whenever you want :)