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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency Trading => Topic started by: pablobitcobarofficial on August 01, 2024, 07:01:18 PM
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Protect Your Capital: "I’m always thinking about losing money as opposed to making money. Don’t focus on making money, focus on protecting what you have." - Paul Tudor Jones
Trade Within Your Means: "Trade the size that your mindset will support. If you find that your emotions kick in when you start adding size to a position, it's likely an indicator that you're trading too much size. Less is more."
Follow Your Plan: "Plan your trade and trade your plan. Consistency is key to long-term success in trading."
Patience Pays Off: "Be patient and wait for the right opportunity. In trading, waiting can be more profitable than acting hastily."
Risk Management: "Never risk more than you can afford to lose on any single trade. Proper risk management is the foundation of successful trading."
Keep Emotions in Check: "Trading based on emotions is a recipe for disaster. Stay calm and stick to your strategy."
Learn from Losses: "Every loss is an opportunity to learn and improve. Analyze your mistakes and make adjustments accordingly."
Diversify Your Portfolio: "Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Diversification helps spread risk and protect your investments."
Continuous Learning: "The market is always changing. Stay curious and never stop learning."
Stay Informed: "Keep up with market news and trends. An informed trader is a successful trader."
Set Realistic Goals: "Have realistic expectations. Consistent small gains can lead to significant long-term profits."
Use Stop-Loss Orders: "Always use stop-loss orders to protect your capital. It’s better to cut losses early than to let them escalate."
Adapt to Market Conditions: "Be flexible and adapt your strategies to the current market conditions. Rigidity can lead to missed opportunities."
Avoid Overtrading: "Less is more in trading. Overtrading can lead to unnecessary losses and emotional exhaustion."
Stay Disciplined: "Discipline is the bridge between goals and accomplishment. Stick to your plan even when the market gets tough."
Follow the Trend: "The trend is your friend. Trading with the trend increases the probability of success."
Manage Stress: "Trading can be stressful. Take breaks and manage stress to maintain a clear and focused mind."
Keep a Trading Journal: "Documenting your trades helps you understand your strengths and weaknesses. It’s a valuable tool for continuous improvement."
Understand Your Limits: "Know your limits and trade within them. Overextending yourself can lead to significant losses."
Stay Humble: "The market is a great equalizer. Stay humble, and don’t let success lead to overconfidence or complacency."
These tips focus on both the practical and psychological aspects of trading, providing a comprehensive approach to becoming a successful trader.
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It is a bad way to promote your service. Most of the advice is not quoted correctly, and some of it is so general that it cannot be used or applied in a way to succeed in trading or investing.
If you intend to promote your service by writing articles, it is best to hire someone who has experience in writing and avoid chatGPT or plagiarism.
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This would be helpful for newbies.
Keep a Trading Journal: "Documenting your trades helps you understand your strengths and weaknesses. It’s a valuable tool for continuous improvement."
I do not think this is necessary. Trading journal will only make the stress more.
Use Stop-Loss Orders: "Always use stop-loss orders to protect your capital. It’s better to cut losses early than to let them escalate."
This is important for high risk traders. Some people that are using very low leverage may not like stop loss.
It is good to know how to manage stress. It is true that trading is stressful. And it can take someone's time and money. Trading with just little amount of money is better just like while gambling.
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Learn from Losses:
There are many traders who make the mistake of not going back to try to learn from their mistakes, and because they never do that, they find it difficult to progress.
Diversify Your Portfolio
There are many people who will have an argument concerning the concept of diversification, there are people who based on their experience will never advice diversification, and they have their reasons. For me, if you must diversify, do it properly and not too much.
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It is a bad way to promote your service. Most of the advice is not quoted correctly, and some of it is so general that it cannot be used or applied in a way to succeed in trading or investing.
If you intend to promote your service by writing articles, it is best to hire someone who has experience in writing and avoid chatGPT or plagiarism.
You know it's very easy for people to just come here to post what they like and how they feels it forgotten that there are some things that needs normaty, but since is an open place people would like to come advertised what they want how they feels it.
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In fact, there are many good tips that can help new traders, such as:
Protect your capital
Trade within your means
Be patient and wait for the right opportunity
Never risk more than you can afford to lose in any one trade
Keep emotions in check
Learn from losses: “Every loss is an opportunity to learn and improve”
Diversify your portfolio: “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket”
Continuous learning
These are all golden tips that should be carefully considered when trading, but despite all that, practical experience and gaining personal experience remain the most important factor in successful trading.
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- Of the 20 tips that you mentioned op, I think only 3 are okay with me and will help me a lot as a trader in this crypto industry, and they are Patience, Risk management and use stop loss as always every time we do trade in the exchange.
These three can only be done by individual traders in my opinion, it seems like they have already done the 20 tips that you are talking about, op, now the service that you are talking about is not needed anymore.
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These are all golden tips that should be carefully considered when trading, but despite all that, practical experience and gaining personal experience remain the most important factor in successful trading.
I am not a successful trader myself and right now I am starting to learn on how to ride with this beast with the goal of becoming financially independent as traders can do their things anywhere in the world as long as there is an internet connection...one can travel the world while doing the trading continuously. What I understand is that eventually one will develop his own style and technique suited into his own unique situation and circumstances...hence solid personal experience will be the best foundation one can laid down towards success.
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There's no perfect trader who can do all these tips crypto is unpredictable and only few of them will work and take note you are not the only one who trades you can't beat them by just following all of these tips. Experience is the best key until you learn from mistakes.
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These are all golden tips that should be carefully considered when trading, but despite all that, practical experience and gaining personal experience remain the most important factor in successful trading.
I am not a successful trader myself and right now I am starting to learn on how to ride with this beast with the goal of becoming financially independent as traders can do their things anywhere in the world as long as there is an internet connection...one can travel the world while doing the trading continuously. What I understand is that eventually one will develop his own style and technique suited into his own unique situation and circumstances...hence solid personal experience will be the best foundation one can laid down towards success.
Yes, that's what I meant, despite all the hints, tips and theoretical education, practical practice and gaining personal experience remains the first factor in any success.
A person learns a lot of theoretical information, but when he wants to apply it on the ground, he fails several times until he gains the necessary experience by learning from his mistakes, acquiring skills and developing his own strategy.
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A person learns a lot of theoretical information, but when he wants to apply it on the ground, he fails several times until he gains the necessary experience by learning from his mistakes, acquiring skills and developing his own strategy.
trading is not a theoretical science, but a practical application, so your experience in trading is better than theoretical analysis, otherwise trading bots and artificial intelligence systems would be able to achieve billions.
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You know it's very easy for people to just come here to post what they like and how they feels it forgotten that there are some things that needs normaty, but since is an open place people would like to come advertised what they want how they feels it.
Well said, that's why he has plagiarism tags on his profile. Well, the points that he has mentioned are really some important points but it is so hard to follow all of them as Husires said, it feels so unrealistic and impossible for a person to manage all those tips and tips that the OP has mentioned.
We have to control our emotions, do fewer trades, manage portfolios, go after saving capital instead of making a profit, follow our plan, etc., etc. These points are the exact things we should be doing to make more profit but saying this is easy but following them is totally opposite of it.
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We don't want to complicated things though, there are a lot that is being mentioned by the OP. For me, just have a plan and then stick to us, simple as that. And some of the tips will go under this advise, like setting stop-loss order and others.
And with sticking to your plan, you won't be like chasing profits or losses. If you hit your target then good, and rinse and repeat and see how it goes. If your plan at some point fails, then you need to re-adjust and try again it is going to work or not.
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Protect Your Capital: "I’m always thinking about losing money as opposed to making money. Don’t focus on making money, focus on protecting what you have." - Paul Tudor Jones
In other words you like defending rather than attacking. It's just a strategy based on different mentalities. If Paul thinks defending is good then it shouldn't be a universal law that we all must follow. I don't know who Paul is but saving money instead of making a profit is better than losing it. Trade Within Your Means: "Trade the size that your mindset will support. If you find that your emotions kick in when you start adding size to a position, it's likely an indicator that you're trading too much size. Less is more."
I agree with all of your statements these points are the backbone of trading and following all of them isn't an easy task because following your emotions only is the most difficult task.
I liked the patience and risk management points because these are the main points.
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A person learns a lot of theoretical information, but when he wants to apply it on the ground, he fails several times until he gains the necessary experience by learning from his mistakes, acquiring skills and developing his own strategy.
trading is not a theoretical science, but a practical application, so your experience in trading is better than theoretical analysis, otherwise trading bots and artificial intelligence systems would be able to achieve billions.
Yes, I completely agree with you, even trading robots and artificial intelligence systems need to be programmed and a suitable strategy developed by the trader so that they can do their job properly. They actually do what is asked of them and therefore using them by an inexperienced trader will not achieve any good results.
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A person learns a lot of theoretical information, but when he wants to apply it on the ground, he fails several times until he gains the necessary experience by learning from his mistakes, acquiring skills and developing his own strategy.
trading is not a theoretical science, but a practical application, so your experience in trading is better than theoretical analysis, otherwise trading bots and artificial intelligence systems would be able to achieve billions.
Yes, I completely agree with you, even trading robots and artificial intelligence systems need to be programmed and a suitable strategy developed by the trader so that they can do their job properly. They actually do what is asked of them and therefore using them by an inexperienced trader will not achieve any good results.
- Yes, you are right there. If your set-up in the trading bot is wrong, for sure you will automatically lose the funds you allocated for something like this. Instead, the set-up you put in the trading bot should be correct.
Also, I have read many articles with tips about trading, and the majority of the tips are not really applied to the actual trade in the exchange that an individual trader enters.
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Let's talk about where we are in the current cryptocurrency market cycle. Things have been a bit different this time compared to previous cycles. What we're seeing now is a long period of consolidation—basically, the market isn't moving much, and it might feel a bit boring. But this doesn't necessarily mean that we're at the peak or that the market is done growing. Historically, these quiet phases have often been just pauses before the market continues to climb.
When we look at Bitcoin, we can see that these low-volatility periods, where prices don't change much, usually happen during an overall upward trend. Big market tops, where prices peak before falling, are often accompanied by strong emotions like euphoria or panic. Right now, we're not seeing those extreme emotions, so it’s unlikely that we're at a major market top.
ALTCOIN vs. BITCOIN CYCLES:
Many altcoins (alternative cryptocurrencies) have already gone through a full downtrend, even though Bitcoin itself hasn’t dropped much. This disconnect might be because institutional investors and ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) are keeping Bitcoin stable, while altcoins have suffered more. This could mean that the altcoin market is in a different cycle than Bitcoin, and it might be better to focus on newer, more promising assets.
When Will the Market Move Again?:
If you're wondering when the excitement will return to the market, it might be closer to the upcoming elections. Larger investors usually drive big market moves, and they might be waiting for more certainty before they act. Factors like the end of summer, political decisions, and the resolution of some ongoing issues (like Mt. Gox repayments) could trigger more activity. Once one big player starts investing, others might follow quickly, leading to a surge in market activity.
Should You Keep Trading?:
These slow periods can be tough for traders because it feels like nothing is happening. But remember, the market can change quickly. Even though things might seem slow now, being patient and staying involved can pay off when the market picks up again.
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Trading is a very risky activity. Not everyone can be this successful. But it requires skill and discretion to succeed. It is possible to get expected results only by following certain rules and regulations of trading. It is not possible to be a successful trader if the rules of trading are not followed properly. One of these is trading with patience. Trading requires a lot of patience from a person. Restlessness has no place here. Cannot be over leveraged. You have to be satisfied with less profit. Repeated trading can result in loss of capital. Trading is not for beginners. So if you want to come to trading, you should know about it for a long time and practice it only then come.