Yes, it is. I'm glad you have had some success but you've been doing this for what, a few months? If you are over 30, unless you have made a few million and kept it over a sustained period of time there isn't much backing to all the bravado. Trading is not the way most successful people make or keep their money. A few do very well but they are also self aware enough to realize they don't know everything and don't do all the chest pounding.
That's because they don't take the time to understand the technical analysis, understand chart patterns, and know the general market trends. Right now, I probably wouldn't be trying it...the altcoins are exploding or getting ready to. In a consolidation pattern? All day long. Easy money. Easy share accumulation.
I am a software engineer, this fits perfectly with how I think. When you see it trading between support and resistance and there has not been any breakout, it's pretty easy to do it.
Am I wrong sometimes? Sure...but the one thing in crypto is that it will always come back to test resistance at some point so you just be patient and wait for it to drop to you. It might only test it quickly before taking off again, but it will test it.
People think about it wrongly. They think dollars instead of shares/coins. Anytime you sell and buy back lower you end up with more shares/coins. It is simple math. Doesn't matter what the starting point was.
When you do it via major corrections, you are going to gain a boatload of shares.
There is absolutely no reason to be holding something when you know it is going to drop by a large amount when you can sell and buy back lower.