Quote from: maydna on Today at 11:55:57 AM

Quote from: Dewi Aries on June 14, 2024, 06:35:27 PM

Quote from: maydna on June 14, 2024, 09:48:49 AM

~snip~

Exactly, if someone wants to be successful in trading then he must continue to dedicate himself not to give up in learning various things that happen in the market, because often I also find various things that I have never seen before, such as the formation of strange market trends in my eyes. but it turns out that this has indications or signals to change market movements, and of course if we dedicate ourselves to always learning even though for example we already have quite a lot of experience then it will clearly make it easier for us to achieve the profit targets that we have previously planned.

Being willing to dedicate yourself to continuing to learn is the main capital in trading apart from capital problems, because no matter how small the capital you use at the beginning of your involvement, if you execute the market based on adequate knowledge as a result of the learning you have done, then as it goes over time you will be able to develop this capital to become larger. In some cases, people who often experience losses are usually the cause, as you said, that they feel they have learned enough, they feel they are able to make a lot of profit, even though the market will continue to move. I'm not saying that you won't make a profit with minimal knowledge, but when you have more knowledge then your profit level will definitely be greater.

Learning trading is difficult and not many people willing to learn and they only waiting for other people indicator or signal to enter to the market. They must learn from many sources to improves their skills so they can enter to the market in the right time and have a chance to make a profit. If they can learn carefully and not give up to search for the other sources and keep learns, they will becomes an experience trader who can trade better than before.

They will eager to improve their skills because they know that is their chance to make a profit and without learning deeper about trading, they will not have a chance to make a profit and will makes a wrong decision. They will also know how much money they will use to trade and will only use the money they can afford to lose in trading.

Yes I understand that trading is a difficult and complicated lesson, it is not easy to understand everything that looks very complicated, and maybe this is one of the reasons why some people prefer something instant, namely by following the indicators they use or following signals from others as you said. But in some cases often the signal is not given for free, usually they will subscribe for a certain period of time to the signal owner, meaning it is not free, while in trading there is no way or strategy that is 100% accurate, meaning there will always be times for you to experience losses even if you follow signals from parties you trust.

I have experienced this where I lost almost half of the total balance I had, and it made me think it was better to do everything myself with the knowledge I have even though I don't know too much. I do not prohibit anyone from following the signals of others, if you are ready with all the consequences then please, but what we must understand is that people who are successful in anything including trading are learning from their own experience, meaning they have their own way, and I will also say that not all strategies that are profitable for others will be profitable for you. So far I prefer to learn by myself, because in my opinion every successful trader has a different trading style. But it is not a problem to try to find learning from other parties to be taken into consideration.