Quote from: Fredomago on Today at 06:11:09 PM

Quote from: Shasha80 on September 21, 2020, 11:34:47 PM

Quote from: electronicash on September 21, 2020, 10:00:08 PM

why don't you learn how to read the charts first after all if you consider trading to be your holy grail, its best to learn it. its kind of a tool for you otherwise you stick to staking pools and earn from it.

a graphic artist wouldn't become an graphic art maker if they didn't learn the graphic software to use and its the same with a trader. you learn it all and you can trade after.

I agree with you, if indeed we don't understand trading and are also inexperienced. It's not that we can't trade, but we must first
learn about trading. Because even professional traders start from not understanding anything, but they want to learn and practice
trading. That's why they become professional traders.

Practice and take your time is the better tool before you start your participation to this business. You have to make sure that you are both ready, not just with capital but also with your mental capabilities. trading without proper understanding will end you up messing with your investment, most of those successful traders begins with realizing the proper ways of this ventures, though sometime they also loses money but with good mindsets they are capable of making it up and bounced back much better.

Not only on mental capabilities but also in emotional as well yet this is always been tied along when you do go into these kind of ventures or investments.Making yourself ready is the best shot for you to sustain yourself into this unpredictable market.

Lots of factors needed to be focused and should be handled well so that you would really be prepared on what are the instances or circumstances that you might able to experience ahead.If you do saw that its a beneficial ones for you then stick to it.Just dont treat those loses as the end of the world yet these things are inevitable ones.

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Quote from: Becky666 on September 16, 2020, 08:17:47 PM

Does it mean inexperience traders aren't born to trade?.

No. It doesn't. Like every other profession, trading is a skill to be learnt and it's one where you learn from textbook, your experience, other people's experience and also your intuitive. It also takes time and patience to start getting consistent results. The difference between more experienced traders and those who aren't is the fact that they've seen it all in the market ~ flashes crashes, epic pumps, ranges etc. You just have to consistently practice and keep practicing. If it doesn't go as planned, you go back to the drawing board and figure out what you did wrong and the next steps to recovery.

It takes time and do really require lots of effort and when it comes to trial and errors then this one would have lots before making yourself to be a better trader.The wrong thing here is that majority of people do really

tend to rush things up on where they do believe that this one is a very easy one to handle but sooner or later theyll realize that those perceptions are definitely wrong and thats the time they would changed up their mindset and goals.

Staking rather than trading? Its an option but wont really be that much ideal if we compare the profits made by trading and the profits made by staking.