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Quote from: Mark_R on June 10, 2019, 01:55:24 PM

Hey. I'm Mark, a full time trader. I will publish here my usual trades and any trading stuff I find useful (e.g. price analysis). This is result of several years of experience and the hints shared by my friends working at hedge fund. I've never believed that trading can become such a solid income source, but it's all possible. Probably the info being posted here will be useful for you and also will motivate me more to push myself beyond my limits.

Follow me on Twitter to keep up with the latest trades, get price analysis and other trading hints:
https://twitter.com/MarkRobTrades

It's funny how some people would think that day trading is easy because they see those are doing it full time and they now wants to jump on it and leave their office work to become a full time day trader. If you are one of those that are thinking such, maybe just because you saw ops post and you now think it is easy, stop thinking like that because this is a lot of work and if you're not careful you're going to be losing.

Day trading requires a lot of work before you can get perfect in it. So if you are considering to be a trader, i will advise you to first start it as part time job and see how much ypu can make from it, if you're okay, then you can start considering going full time into it.

Yeah. This is a good suggestion.
As for ops.. looks like he is experienced enough to leave the job

But that's tremendous work...

I think it really needs you to be risk taker and this ability is very important in the crypto market. People might feel insecure to leave their jobs and get involved in the crypto trading but I think once you pass this limit of restriction, you can get started and can make money slowly and gradually. That being said, it is a good idea to trade crypto but you also need to have plan B for daily expenditure.

Exactly. Even having your job leaved you'd better have a plan for emergency cases
Thus, you apply Risk management in your live as well