I've seen quite a lot of guides out there that literally sounds like fiction when getting down to the real deal.
Some referencing a long list of "to-dos" and "not to-dos" which are practically impossible. Other shares varieties of market indicators to monitor; mostly not doable too.
There's practically one that intrigues me - "stick to what works for you".
But that's not all. We'll still need to:
1. Choose an exchange with high liquidity.
2. Choose an exchange that is cost-effective in terms of trading fee.
Right now, we've got the likes of Binance, Bitget and Bybit flexing top muscles with competitive fees.
Which do you prefer?
Yes, if trading is to be done, then the market has to be evaluated because from there it is known what solution is going on in the market. This shows what is going on inflation and what is cheap.If you invest money without looking at the market, you will be among the fools. Because it is a task that takes a long time to see whether the market will go up or down. This thing should be on every trader because those who do it without seeing it I would count them as fools. They don't have any knowledge about market and trading because such people only have to earn money and do not work hard for it and more than shortcuts are involved in making more money and when losses occur, we find out that we were wrong.