Quote from: AprilioMP on November 01, 2024, 07:16:37 PM

Quote from: Fredomago on November 01, 2024, 07:24:20 AM

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

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.

I am not a trader who actively trades all the time. I only make trading as one way to find other income without targeting large amounts. My principle is, it is better to get a small amount with small capital to learn something that has greater benefits later.
I learn everything with all the advancements available in front of my eyes. If advancements like robots are meant to make it easier for traders, I will learn the pros and cons.

Small wins is far better than losing your initial investment, it's a good principle if you are a seasonal trader, just place your position and wait till the market move to your favor, learning from each trades that you made will give you better idea and better assessment on your next attempts as we all know that there's no assurance that you'll be able to keep winning your trades, there are also times that you may lose but learning from it will be a good basis not to let yourself repeating that same mistake again.