Quote from: jamesndungu1 on October 04, 2019, 03:40:29 PM

Quote from: WickCrypto on September 30, 2019, 06:36:27 AM

With my goal of becoming a full-time trader, I have recently spent a lot of time researching different tools. I learned that most tools are just ways to earn easy money for the creator, but there are some that truly make a difference.

In order to save your time, this is my shortlist of the four things I use most, and that have given me the most value:
- TensorCharts (https://www.tensorcharts.com/)
- 100eyes Crypto Scanner (https://www.100-eyes.com)
- CryptoPanic (https://cryptopanic.com/)
- Tradingviews Ideas (https://www.tradingview.com/ideas/crypto/)

Also, I wrote an article summarizing how I use them:
https://medium.com/@100eyes_crypto/4-tools-for-the-modern-crypto-trader-4ea13cd3130a

Let me know what you think, and if there's something else I should try.

The very first thing I make sure to have is a reliable trading platform as well as the correct charts tools; a trading platform that best suites my requirements. I do my trades on a high quality laptop to ensure that i'm able to install most trading applications and avoid effects of slow performance or lagging especially when performing quick trades and multitasking - which i do alot. Trading view helps me socialize with other traders and be able to exchange ideas. A spreadsheet is also a necessary tool to help me keep track of my trading performance - I Use google spreadsheets. The final tool is a trading journal for record keeping. My cryptocurrency trading platforms of choice is Bitfinex and Binance due to their high liquidity and margin trading capabilities.

I'm very interested in your trading journal. How do you organize your trade record keeping? This is something I've always wanted but never actually managed to do..