Quote from: justdimin on October 12, 2022, 07:09:52 AM

Quote from: danherbias07 on September 29, 2022, 10:09:43 AM

The experience only made you stronger but it doesn't mean you became a master of cryptocurrencies.

What if you are really a pro at it? I think its a waste of time to make a research again when what you can find is the same as what you have learned on the past and asking others a question is like fooling them and yourself but there are people who act like a pro when the truth is that they are still starting on cryptos. This rule mainly applies to them.

It is a good thing to revisit and retest things we experienced. We don't need to experience them firsthand but by observing people who happen to have the same mistakes but did a different approach to solving them. After all, there are varieties of way to solve a single problem, and it is best to know which one is the best for us.

Quote from: justdimin on October 12, 2022, 07:09:52 AM

Quote from: CapGelatik on September 29, 2022, 09:11:12 AM

Bad news can really affect the market and and sometimes it can create panic,
and panic will make us sell our assets at the wrong time,
better learn more about the crypto market and spend as much time as possible on it

News do have a certain effect on this market. If it's a positive news then the effect is also positive but negative news can also have a negative effect. Seeing your investment go down because of it, won't give you panic attacks if you are aware that cryptos can recover from a bad fall and negative news are not permanent but time will come that positive news can come which can aid the cryptos price.

The market is greatly affected by news and rumors . It is where FUD and hype came from. The cryptocurrency market always reacts to news whether it is good news or bad news.

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Quote from: Cynthia_sinach042 on September 28, 2022, 03:28:52 PM

...I have experienced the bitter side of Cryptocurrency and now I don't need someone to tell me that crypto can bite. Moving forward I would pay more attention to learning and asking questions too, all I can say to the newbies is that grow your brain before you try to grow your portfolio.

You could pay for training instead of paying for the experience you gained from unsuccessful trading and investing. It is possible that it would take you less time to acquire such an experience than it took for independent study. However, you have already figured out the source of your mistakes, and in the future you will have fewer disappointments that trading brings.

Or you can do your own research and learn from the other traders who shares their experience, mistakes and decisions. Our life isn't enough to acquire all the knowledge in trading by our own experience of trial and error besides it is too expensive if we have a 1st hand experience of those failures and errors.