Quote from: AprilioMP on October 31, 2024, 07:36:27 PM

Quote from: Fredomago on October 30, 2024, 09:37:43 PM

Quote from: AprilioMP on October 30, 2024, 05:28:55 PM

These days there are many who trade using assistive technology. I do not blame those who use the help of machines or the like in trading, but I do not think it is good to always rely on such help. For example, those who use trading bots.
Losses are a certainty that traders will receive, but trying to make a profit is the goal of trading.
At least learning manually from those who are more senior in trading can provide valuable experience that allows them to collaborate on trading strategies.

The use of those technologies are for those who already got that confidence but learning the process it's best to do it manually together with the knowledge you earn from reading books or watching video tutorials having a hands on experienced will definitely a good factor to ake your success, as in each trading sessions that you take you'll learn on it both on your losing trade and winning trade you should take a good note to make a better adjustment for your next trades.

The practice is right in my opinion regarding the use of this technology. As time goes by, we will be increasingly faced with the sophistication of technology that continues to develop. If we can't use it, it will make us continue to lag behind. Meanwhile, we must also be able to adapt to progress accompanied by manual knowledge. What is meant by robots is proof that we have been facilitated in trading, but it will be complete if we can do it with manual knowledge without robots.

Indeed, with manual knowledge you'll be able to adjust if needed there's always a good way to learn especially if you are taking each sessions that you take as learning process, it will give you good grasp of what particular adjustments that you need when taking your next call, it's something that only you who can really dictate, with patience and careful analysis chances to keep those positive results may take place.