This is the problem many traders are having, they want to flip their small account size to a big one just as you said it here. They will think if using high leverage and be very impatient. This is how their account will be getting liquidated every time. So instead to be making money, they will be part of the 85% of traders that are losing.

Maximizing profits is one thing I wanted to learn in trading. After got some profits from trading I have alwasy a tendency to cashout sometimes rather than invest or reroll it as capital on trading again since Ive got plenty of experience losing those profits than cashing them out instead.

It is a step-by-step process. We believe that anyone who makes the right strategy and approach will succeed. Unfortunately, most traders are impatient. They want instant learning and profit. That is why most traders fail because of their wrongdoings. We just note that trading is not just an ordinary job. This is not just about money but a skill. And finding the right strategy plus skills makes you profitable, but being too greedy makes you lose as well. Still, we have to manage ourselves and put things in balance, then everything will go smoothly.

But, you cannot frame a strategy without knowledge on what is trading. So, I guess learning should be a preliminary need and if you are good at deriving your own strategy then I believe you must be too good on how to use a strategy and how to effectively use it. This is the reason, I suggest to go for your own strategy so that you do not need to spend time for learning strategy separately. Copying a strategy may fit on what you are mentioning about not fully utilizing a strategy.

Maximizing your profits is always challenging and due to this reason traders do follow the strategy of gathering multiple small profits to sum up higher than the losses. This may not be viable for everyone.

Having a strategy is essential for a trader. Every trader's strategy is different, as each trader has their own unique experience, which will also vary slightly from one another.

Usually, when we have a good strategy, learned from extensive market experience, we can maximize profits. Maximizing doesn't mean never losing. But the profit ratio must be greater than the loss. And if we can consistently implement it, it will generate a decent income. It depends on the capital we have.

Clearly, a strategy can't always remain the same. As traders, we must constantly adapt to market conditions. Therefore, I sometimes change my strategy to adapt to market trends or situations. What usually causes someone to continue losing even with a good strategy is that they usually haven't mastered risk management, emotional management in the market, or trading psychology, and also haven't mastered money management. Therefore, such people often panic and fear easily. They sometimes deviate from their own, even if they have a good plan. Afterward, they regret it and try to re-enter, only to lose. I've encountered many traders like that, and I used to be like that myself.

Utilizing your strategy well to maximize your profits won’t never be possible if you fail to apply certain risk management. Risks will always be there, so you have to overcome or lessen it first through an enhanced strategy prior to hitting your goal of maximizing your profits. When that happens, that’s the time that you can go through maximizing your profits, but should never get carried away by greed as well as it can only ruin your trading strategy and the goal you have set within.

Having a good strategy to augment your time in learning is very important because it makes you further reduce your focus into something not too bulky which makes you to have even more time spent on one strategy and learn more of the characteristics features that makes it become a profitable means of achieving success in trading.

Strategy comes in different forms and as it is said, practice makes perfect and while focusing on one strategy, it becomes even more simple and concise to learn and perfect the strategy. The market is really complicated but breaking it down more to sticking to a strategy gives room not to make a lot of analysis without results.

These two points are still circling around the same meaning. Having a strategy means you know how to use a specific trading approach, which makes it called a "strategy." If A trades with an indicator in a way, and B trades with the same indicator, but with a twist, that means B has created a strategy different from A, despite using the same indicator. But still, they are their strategies, not anything else.

Perhaps you wanted to explain it from the angle of a "trading system." If that is the case, then you need to explain a different term entirely, other than calling it a strategy.

What's far more important is being able to manage trading behavior.  I mean, You know when to stop after taking profits. Greed disguised as a desire to maximize your strategy can lead to disaster. Remember, you can't control market volatility, but you must control trading mentality. Many traders fail not because of a flawed strategy, but because they start to get emotional.

I think you have problem maximizing profits because you wants it when you dont actually need the outcome for spending, its no crime leaving your profit in your portfolio while the value changes, the moments you create the urge of cashing out your profits while innerly there is no strong reason for that is doom to collapse over time.

Once such strategy is developed, the act of been selfish with your profits is developed, you will eventually have a successful trading career.   

I think this maximizing of profits in trading is somewhat that leads traders on the greedseof loosing their funds.
To me if a trader has got some good trading strategies that's to bring him success, there should should be need to maintain that strategy but if we must maximize, then it should be diversifying of the profits probably on investing in some reliable good assets like bitcoin because investing on the stocks might seem too tedious to handle due to market and economic wars while investing on alt coins are even more riskier like you're gambling at all courses including your trading.
So Ideally, maximizing your profits should be on the commendation of diversification and not trying to improve/increase your risk capital just to make higher profits.

You are right, to become a profitable trader you need to have a strategy that works and the second option you gave is also correct but one important thing that you missed to add is risk management. A trader could have the right strategy and can also know how to effectively use the strategy but because they don't know how to manage risk, they can not maximize profit but would rather encounter so much losses or even blow their accounts. The good number of times that I blew up my account was not because I didn't have a strategy that worked for me but it was because I was not taking care if my risk properly. I still use the same strategy till now and it works for me.

Everyone who tries to maximise their profit, fails, that's the rule of trading. When I say maximising, I mean that you should buy at its lowest and sell at its highest, which is impossible to guess because you don't control the market.
If you have a good strategy, you will not fail either. My strategy is that I always wait and when I miss a chance, I do not FOMO, I wait until the right time comes. I try to catch the best moments and not every moment. Because of that, I've been successfully profiting since 2022, I've doubled my money for 3-4 times since 2022. Btw if I don't get the maximum profit, I don't care about that. If I sold coin at 90K and the price reached 100K, I no longer care about that, I try to forget it and to catch another good moment because when I tried maximizing profit, I always lost.

Yeah, this is somehow related to risk management.
I highly suggest utilizing the risk-reward ratio for every trade you do, like sticking to your plan and planning everything before you enter a trade. Mastering this and have good dedication, it's really a big help.

The main thing for a trader is not to lose his money when trading, and maximizing profits is the second step to making a big profit. So no matter how many strategies you use, but without following risk management, you will eventually lose your money.

It’s certainly the ultimate goal of every trader, to maximize its profits in the market. However, not all traders have the capabilities to make it happen due to lack of knowledge and experience, and some also lack of momentum to push their trading skill to the highest. They find it convenient enough just to make small but consistent profits, rather than to use leverage in trading and lose all their future profits with just a blink of an eye.

Developing a strategy is actually the most part of the hard work when it comes to trading because if you don't carefully figure that out you'd end up making a lot of mistakes and losing consistently. After developing a strategy another thing is to utilize it well to get profit just like what you said but if risk management isn't involved in all of these then you are not going to achieve much in a long term

It is important every trader knows about this two things you’ve mentioned because it’ll shape how they will become profitable overtime in trading. The trading market has been a lot full with many traders without any good result to show for their efforts so far in trading. Maximizing profit is also important in trading and anyone that does not know how to utilize that will only take a longer time trading without seeing any significant returns, profits from many trades they’ve taken in the market. Those two aforementioned works hand and in hand and when you’re at a liberty of utilising them both, it becomes a necessity you do it earlier.


This is also important and many traders overlook it and the results is always a negative result on their capital after losing them to the market due to lack of risk management which should be a top notch observant by any trader. While trying to maximise your wins, one should also put risk management into consideration because they all form how you can become profitable in the end.

You should stick to what works for you. It's better to cashout your little profits in any trade that is profitable than using maximalize capital that has always led you to losses. Sometimes, traders are greedy and use the strategy that will liquidate them faster than using stop loss to limit their losses. Big profit is tempting and comes with very high risk.

This very correct, some traders especially newbies do think that all you needed is a strategy and you will be good to go not knowing that beyond just formulating and using a strategy is the ability to stick to the utilization along side discipline with such strategy, no strategy is enough, i mean we don't get to see any on a scale of 100 they are mostly 75 - 89 and we consider it a good one , literally even a 90 is very difficult to see and  there's actually no holygrail as a strategy while trading.

Alongside all of this, we cannot emphasize the importance and the place of your emotional management, although that is expected to be factored into your strategy in other for your strategy to be complete and so does you risk and money management should come in hand and very importantly is the role of disciple, you have to be disciplined enough for you to be able to stick all of the strategy after you must have gotten one with which you desire to work with as a strategy.