Quote from: sheenshane on May 17, 2025, 11:59:07 PM

Quote from: OcTradism on May 17, 2025, 03:20:44 PM

If you feel you are not good for trading, don't force yourself to trade.

This is what I'm going to say, and I tend to agree with your insight.
Trading isn't for everyone, while some may be fortunate enough to profit from that exchange, many unfortunate users experience losses. So, it’s not for everyone.

It's hard to rely upon a group that you don't know well, this group may leave you behind in the excitement, making you their prey.

Copy trading may provide convenience, but it often detaches you from the essential learning process, which has no shortcuts, and from the market sentiment that shapes successful traders. Developing your own strategy allows you to adapt to market conditions, which is a wise choice rather than depending on others.

Let’s just say that even copy trading isn’t for everyone. Some end up with successful trades, while others end up hanging not knowing what to do next because they don’t bother to learn on their own. That’s the risk if you tend to trade using copy trading, as it will limit yourself from learning on your own, while you get deprived of your own undiscovered trading potentials because you seem too reliant on the person that offer you to copy trade.

Trading is never a do or die that you should resort into copy trading if your own trading strategy failed to work. If you think you’re not even capable to trade, then leave. Do not force yourself to trade even if you are crossing the line already.