Quote from: Cryptoprimes on September 09, 2021, 05:36:46 PM

Quote from: JeromeTash on March 29, 2021, 09:56:42 PM

Quote from: Pokapoka124 on March 29, 2021, 07:21:07 PM

Free courses are okay. But if you really want to learn how to trade crypto. I suggest you go for a paid course or subscribe to a signal group. I'm in several groups myself all paid for. And its been quite the experience. You get your money's worth and you learn in the process.
There's something about getting things for free that just manipulates the human mind. You'd appreciate the information more if you paid for it..it may seem odd but its true

This is ill advice. I have never paid a single cent to learn how to trade, and I have pretty much made a lot of progress with practice. Most of the so called paid signals are even scams, and you learn nothing when your work is to just receive and trade on signals sent by someone.

Learn to hunt for yourself. Don't wait for someone to spoon-feed you.

Hey Jerome,
That's a fair remark, I totally agree with you. I guess we should not rely on anyone in our trading efforts. It's a bit risky to just follow third-party strategies without understanding what happened. We always need to learn, to make decisions with our minds, and to walk our own ways.
Thank you, have a beautiful day Roll Eyes

Your money, your choice! It is preferable to learn everything there is to know about cryptocurrency before entering the market, and to not rely too heavily on other people's recommendations for when to buy and sell. It's fairly simple; some people are simply too lazy to study and comprehend what's going on in crypto. If your decision failed you, that mistake will serve as a lesson for you, and you will be able to use it to become a better trader or investor in crypto, but if you rely solely on luck, you will not learn from every wrong or mistake call in crypto.