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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency Trading => Topic started by: Gposas on November 25, 2024, 07:36:13 PM
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In respect to trading crypto, it is obvious that a trader must have a grounded knowledge on trading before venturing into it otherwise he'll be recording losses on any of his trades.
Even up to the professional traders, they also have the strategies and risk management techniques to maximize profit and reduce loss.
But I have a little experience about the crypto market... the market always go in an opposite direction whenever I place any trade.
Even if the trade is speculated correctly and ends up on a perfect prediction, the market must always move opposite to the trade before bouncing back....
I begin to feel the market is watching ones trade in a way....
How many of you have experienced this and do you feel the market is watching ones trade?
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You'd start to doubt whether you really have learned to trade when your entry point is not really making you profit after days. But if you are just in spot market, then all you need is just time and waiting is the name of the game.
You may want to consider the kind of market when you buy. Most of the long term holders buy their coins in the bear market. The indicators can tell you when is the o ice at its lowest point.
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You still need to learn more about analyses. I have a friend that told me this some months ago. I myself have also thought of it before. But I know that it is not like that. Just learn more about analyses. Be using very low leverage and know that as a coin rise, it can fall. Know the market trends and use it to trade. So if the market go against your position, it can still later continue in the trend. Just continue to trade with very small amount of money to learn more.
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Besides being emotional, this situation when it looks like you have being watch on positions mostly occurs when a trader is on a margin or future leverage options. The market trends most times moves to liquidate over leverages positions on either a short or long positions over times
As a trader, it is advisable to always follow some expert traders who try to display the market Heat Map of Bitcoin or other altcoins short or long positions. This positions will play out overtime especially if you monitor them regularly.
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The stage you are now and what you’re experiencing is what every other trader have passed through in the past before they became perfect at trading. The market is not watching you at all, it is just that your strategy is yet to be fully developed to a profitable trader type. This is not a gambling game that you can just predict and when luck shines on you, you’ll win those games. It’s practically about understanding the market, using a strategy that works better for you and sticking to your strategy to achieve maximum success and more understanding of the market through that method. When you begin to understand the market better, you’ll see that your analysis will work better and you won’t feel that the market watches you when it doesn’t at all in real sense.
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But I have a little experience about the crypto market... the market always go in an opposite direction whenever I place any trade.
Even if the trade is speculated correctly and ends up on a perfect prediction, the market must always move opposite to the trade before bouncing back....
I begin to feel the market is watching ones trade in a way....
How many of you have experienced this and do you feel the market is watching ones trade?
Come to think of it. Let's say an expert trader is watching you trade. What would be his benefit of watching you and your position? Are you trading with that much money so that the expert trader must watch what trades are you doing. :D
It's funny that people think like this where in fact, it isn't possible. I've also experienced that feeling when I lost my money for the first time but later, I realized that the problem was with me because of my wrong analysis and wrong decisions. It's not like that somebody's watching you like a ghost. It's how you're feeling when you're making wrong trades consecutive times.
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The stage you are now and what you’re experiencing is what every other trader have passed through in the past before they became perfect at trading. The market is not watching you at all, it is just that your strategy is yet to be fully developed to a profitable trader type. This is not a gambling game that you can just predict and when luck shines on you, you’ll win those games. It’s practically about understanding the market, using a strategy that works better for you and sticking to your strategy to achieve maximum success and more understanding of the market through that method. When you begin to understand the market better, you’ll see that your analysis will work better and you won’t feel that the market watches you when it doesn’t at all in real sense.
That simply means it's a part of the experience needed in becoming a profitable trader. Since most traders has also experienced a thing like this, I guess I'm on the right track still.
Because I keep wondering why does it at most times happen like this, the market always giving opposite direction to ones trade, almost making me feel I'm trying luck when I'm trying to make analysis according to the market trend. But at most times, the trade will be successful but after showing that opposite move and then swing back to my prediction.
However, I comprehend you are likely pointing that what I need now is to learn more about making right analysis, focusing on the market, understanding candlestick patterns and predicting the market trends accurately.
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Come to think of it. Let's say an expert trader is watching you trade. What would be his benefit of watching you and your position? Are you trading with that much money so that the expert trader must watch what trades are you doing. :D
If that is possible, it is very possible big traders will watch what small traders are doing because they know small traders are more vulnerable as they will use high leverage that will make their liquidation not far at all which the big traders can use to manipulate the market. I am not saying this is how it is but I am saying that there is nothing big traders can not do to do some manipulations if possible.
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This has happened to me several times before, I really get the feeling that the market is watching me all the time and is doing the opposite to the directions I choose, it always happens the opposite when you buy the coin goes down and when you sell it goes up.
A trader gets this feeling when he makes several losing trades, but the reality is definitely not like that, as you gain more experience you will learn that the secret is in patience and choosing the right time to enter and exit trades, that's all.
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This has happened to me several times before, I really get the feeling that the market is watching me all the time and is doing the opposite to the directions I choose, it always happens the opposite when you buy the coin goes down and when you sell it goes up.
A trader gets this feeling when he makes several losing trades, but the reality is definitely not like that, as you gain more experience you will learn that the secret is in patience and choosing the right time to enter and exit trades, that's all.
Although he only feels like someone traders are watching his trades, it may very well be true that whales are watching the orderbook analysing whether there are more bulls and bears in the market as part of their strategy to go all in holding for long term or just keep trading to accumulate.
For user to notice their trades are being watched, they could either be paranoid or they are learning too well 😁
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our brains can play tricks on us when things don’t go our way our brain tend to find ways to blame something or someone but at the end it’s really us that just need improvement i am sure that over time you’ll improve and by then you will see huge differences
trading is difficult some had to learn it for a year some had to go pay for lessons even it was never going to be easy just be patient and don’t get frustrated study more but do it with responsibility
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Experience is essential if the price is stable and moving within support and resistance levels. Here, technical analysis will play a role in determining price trends and thus, to a large extent, in determining profits and losses. But at times like these, when the price changes dramatically, you do not need to learn much, but rather invest and then sell to achieve profits.
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Trading involves a continuous learning and discovery curve...and it will not really stop even if you are already a successful professional trader making millions upon millions. Of course, once you made it on top the view can be so different and am sure your takeaways will be changing. For many of us just starting to get wet in trading, we may feel that the market is focusing some limelight on us and purposely pulling the rug under our feet...but I am sure this is not the case and this can be the biggest symptom that we need more analysis and experience. Do not stop because eventually you will get there...gains will not magically happen without going through the many discouraging losses.
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Market is not watching you or anyone, it just move based on lots of factors like news related to crypto, political events and even government policies but at the end of the day it's just a random event and doesn't follow any path.
If you feel that market is behaving opposite of what you assuming then you only need to change your strategies.
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How many of you have experienced this and do you feel the market is watching ones trade?
No, the market isn't watching you, it's just your thoughts and nothing else. One should always think positive because positive things always bring happiness and good feelings in ones life. When it comes to market works well for you, but if you feel that others watch you then that feeling can bring fear and so many other emotions with you.
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But I have a little experience about the crypto market... the market always go in an opposite direction whenever I place any trade.
Even if the trade is speculated correctly and ends up on a perfect prediction, the market must always move opposite to the trade before bouncing back....
Iam not a trader, as i it always happens to me as well.
What i found very useful and successful to me is to stop trading and thinking only about long term.
Buy something thinking about holding for years. What happens daily is irrelevant, because I won't sell anyway.
Of course now isn't the best time to buy, as most cryptocurrencies are near their ATH. But if you do have conviction that the price movement will be upward in the future you can buy.
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This has happened to me several times before, I really get the feeling that the market is watching me all the time and is doing the opposite to the directions I choose, it always happens the opposite when you buy the coin goes down and when you sell it goes up.
A trader gets this feeling when he makes several losing trades, but the reality is definitely not like that, as you gain more experience you will learn that the secret is in patience and choosing the right time to enter and exit trades, that's all.
I think that you actually create correct decision in your post. So i think your opinion will be prefer in this time. I also see market in this time. We also saw that's crypto currency market is one of the best level in this moment. So if we want to invest or hold in bitcoin or others crypto currency, i believe that it will be very risky for us. But we also know that if we want to hold or invest in cryptocurrency market we must following in down market. Because down market will be very prefer for holder or investors. So if we want to best benefit from crypto currency market we must understanding in cryptocurrency market.
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But I have a little experience about the crypto market... the market always go in an opposite direction whenever I place any trade.
Even if the trade is speculated correctly and ends up on a perfect prediction, the market must always move opposite to the trade before bouncing back....
Iam not a trader, as i it always happens to me as well.
What i found very useful and successful to me is to stop trading and thinking only about long term.
Buy something thinking about holding for years. What happens daily is irrelevant, because I won't sell anyway.
Of course now isn't the best time to buy, as most cryptocurrencies are near their ATH. But if you do have conviction that the price movement will be upward in the future you can buy.
I understand your motive of HODLing instead of trading, but when you push the trading area aside I guess one can't gain the experience and probably daily or weekly profit as the case may be. For the area of HODLing, I have some assets on HODL too but the profit to be realized here takes much longer time, that's the major reason I had to also start the journey of becoming a successful trader.
But since I started observing the market going on opposite direction to my trade, I had to raise this topic to get some necessary information and advice from those traders who has more experience in the crypto market and with the comments from most users in this forum, I see that it's something that I have to encounter in other to grow more professional in making trade decisions.
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This has happened to me several times before, I really get the feeling that the market is watching me all the time and is doing the opposite to the directions I choose, it always happens the opposite when you buy the coin goes down and when you sell it goes up.
A trader gets this feeling when he makes several losing trades, but the reality is definitely not like that, as you gain more experience you will learn that the secret is in patience and choosing the right time to enter and exit trades, that's all.
I think that you actually create correct decision in your post. So i think your opinion will be prefer in this time. I also see market in this time. We also saw that's crypto currency market is one of the best level in this moment. So if we want to invest or hold in bitcoin or others crypto currency, i believe that it will be very risky for us. But we also know that if we want to hold or invest in cryptocurrency market we must following in down market. Because down market will be very prefer for holder or investors. So if we want to best benefit from crypto currency market we must understanding in cryptocurrency market.
when the market goes down we can buy potential coins, prioritize buying top coins because these coins are safer to own. but if you have experience investing in new projects, you can invest there. Each person has their own considerations and expertise in investing. I don't have much experience in doing research on new projects, so I prefer to invest in top coins.
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This has happened to me several times before, I really get the feeling that the market is watching me all the time and is doing the opposite to the directions I choose, it always happens the opposite when you buy the coin goes down and when you sell it goes up.
A trader gets this feeling when he makes several losing trades, but the reality is definitely not like that, as you gain more experience you will learn that the secret is in patience and choosing the right time to enter and exit trades, that's all.
Then I think you need to start doing the opposite of what you have in mind so you can test out your observations. ;D Jokes one side, that's how the crypto market has been and you can't just do anything about it than to follow it. You know that they say the trend is your friend and you just have to forget what you think and follow the money.
I have never thought Solana will make this run of a market even though I believe in the project to make a good investment but I never expected it this far and I was wrong but who cares about what I think, I long the market at some points and make my money.
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Then I think you need to start doing the opposite of what you have in mind so you can test out your observations. ;D Jokes one side, that's how the crypto market has been and you can't just do anything about it than to follow it. You know that they say the trend is your friend and you just have to forget what you think and follow the money.
I have never thought Solana will make this run of a market even though I believe in the project to make a good investment but I never expected it this far and I was wrong but who cares about what I think, I long the market at some points and make my money.
This happens to most new traders, I think it's just a psychological state, you just need to be patient and know the trends.
Here's an expressive image I took from Telegram (maybe it was posted by someone who is going through the same feeling) This image expresses this topic and many of the situations that many beginners go through in the market:
(https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/11/27/bqS9W.jpeg)
I think it's a psychological issue that fades away with time and experience.
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true, without knowledge a person will not last long in trading and they will even go bankrupt, in trading one must have knowledge about crypto even in analyzing the market and making a strategy or plan so that fear will not arise in a person and this person will be able to control himself so as not to fall into losses.
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true, without knowledge a person will not last long in trading and they will even go bankrupt, in trading one must have knowledge about crypto even in analyzing the market and making a strategy or plan so that fear will not arise in a person and this person will be able to control himself so as not to fall into losses.
Ensuring that one has enough knowledge before venturing into the world of crypto trading is something basic to achieving numerous weeks. If we know how the market behaves and have a plan on what to do based on that information, then we are better armed to deal with those changing conditions appropriately. It assists us not to make hasty decisions that in the end are counterproductive, so that it is easier to take more precise actions.
Also, the ability to control emotions is important in order to exist in a limited space in the conditions of the unplanned moment. Where there is a concrete plan then the odds of being pressured into making bad decisions are greatly reduced. If every step is carried out and analysed, there is always a chance to enhance the capabilities, and gain the improvement that will help open the possibility to achieve vastly better results.
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But I have a little experience about the crypto market... the market always go in an opposite direction whenever I place any trade.
Even if the trade is speculated correctly and ends up on a perfect prediction, the market must always move opposite to the trade before bouncing back....
The market is not watching you, just that you have the wrong entry point.
You need to work on your entry point into the market. This is one reason traders are encouraged to be patient, because patience will also be important in making sure an opportunity you see is really one before you take a trade on it. If you enter the market at a point where the market is manipulating, you will be cut out.
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(https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/11/27/bqS9W.jpeg)
I think it's a psychological issue that fades away with time and experience.
+1 for you, thanks for this very nice picture.
I saw this picture and it is true that this often happens. There is indeed an emotional game in this case and I thought you were the only one who felt this way, but, in fact, this is indeed entering the psychological market. Imagine if this is the condition we feel and we immediately give up at that time and then immediately make a sudden decision with CL or panic buy and panic sell again, then it will have a bad impact on us. we become without a handle for what we have taken.
the meaning is, we must be able to anticipate things like this to continue. at least, we must do further analysis before making a decision to sell, buy, or hold. and, even if we have sold, well, forget it and take the positive side to optimize profits from other trading. and if we have bought but the price continues to fall, just leave it, as long as we believe that the coin has the potential to rise at some point, just leave it as a holding
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In respect to trading crypto, it is obvious that a trader must have a grounded knowledge on trading before venturing into it otherwise he'll be recording losses on any of his trades.
Even up to the professional traders, they also have the strategies and risk management techniques to maximize profit and reduce loss.
But I have a little experience about the crypto market... the market always go in an opposite direction whenever I place any trade.
Even if the trade is speculated correctly and ends up on a perfect prediction, the market must always move opposite to the trade before bouncing back....
I begin to feel the market is watching ones trade in a way....
How many of you have experienced this and do you feel the market is watching ones trade?
I also was in the same dilemma and I think everyone was in this phase once but for now I don't think I am making trades according to the market sentiments. First realize that it's not the market that moves against your predictions instead it's you who is making predictions against the market flow.
I think the reason behind it, you are trading in alts and you are not keeping an eye or tracking the price of BTC. I was doing the same but now whenever I have to make trade in alts first I chose the big cap alts like top 50 and then I see the behavior of BTC for the next 1 to 4 days using support, resistance and news only.
Once I get the idea that the lowest it can go here, I bought half at current market price and set the buy order to that low point if it hits okay otherwise I won't regret not buying it as I already bought at CMP. Now wait for the market to go in your favor and book the profit whenever you think it's enough for you and don't book the capital because you are already trading in big cap tokens and they are the next in line to pump hard.
Overall making profit this way is very safe in my sight. What you think?
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the meaning is, we must be able to anticipate things like this to continue. at least, we must do further analysis before making a decision to sell, buy, or hold. and, even if we have sold, well, forget it and take the positive side to optimize profits from other trading. and if we have bought but the price continues to fall, just leave it, as long as we believe that the coin has the potential to rise at some point, just leave it as a holding
Thank you
Yes, this is a very important point that you mentioned "as long as we believe that the coin has the potential to rise at some point, just leave it as a holding" This is true for coins that have a strong project and a good rank in the market, but with new coins and shitcoins, perhaps the best decision is to sell at a small loss, better than continuing to lose.
It happened to me sometimes that I bought shitcoin and its price fell, so I left it as a holding until it rose again, but it continued to fall more and more until it lost its value and the value of my holding of it fell from about $200 to about $10 only, it would have been better to sell it at a loss of 20-30% instead of this big loss.
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I get you OP. I always feel like my luck is terrible whenever I trade. The image above really suits my situation since nearly 90% of my decisions result in loss. That being said, I decided to take a step back from the market and analyze what went wrong with my decisions. I think I can attribute that to market situations, impatience, terrible analysis, and so on. So yeah, at the end of the day, I learn something new from that. The market has nothing against me, my skills just suck sadly.
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I truly understand you OP. But the bigger problem comes when a trader continues to have these feeling that the market is against him without him reviewing his strategies and dealing with those emotions that might make him make some impulsive decisions. There is no point for any trader to be too hard on himself, improvements takes time.
Trading needs a good strategy/analysis and ofcourse more of self discipline and patience. Losses are bound to happen at anytime, so a trader should endeavour to study the market behaviour and practice risks management while still working on his skills.
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I truly understand you OP. But the bigger problem comes when a trader continues to have these feeling that the market is against him without him reviewing his strategies and dealing with those emotions that might make him make some impulsive decisions. There is no point for any trader to be too hard on himself, improvements takes time.
what a lot of people might not want to hear is that you won’t be perfect in anything the first time around there should and will always be room for improvement for anything you start to learn and most especially this applies to trading it will nit be very sudden that you will be immediately good at it there’s no such thing like that but giving up the first moment you encounter a hindrance is also something you shouldn’t do be patient and push harder
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But I have a little experience about the crypto market... the market always go in an opposite direction whenever I place any trade.
Even if the trade is speculated correctly and ends up on a perfect prediction, the market must always move opposite to the trade before bouncing back....
Iam not a trader, as i it always happens to me as well.
What i found very useful and successful to me is to stop trading and thinking only about long term.
Buy something thinking about holding for years. What happens daily is irrelevant, because I won't sell anyway.
Of course now isn't the best time to buy, as most cryptocurrencies are near their ATH. But if you do have conviction that the price movement will be upward in the future you can buy.
I understand your motive of HODLing instead of trading, but when you push the trading area aside I guess one can't gain the experience and probably daily or weekly profit as the case may be. For the area of HODLing, I have some assets on HODL too but the profit to be realized here takes much longer time, that's the major reason I had to also start the journey of becoming a successful trader.
But since I started observing the market going on opposite direction to my trade, I had to raise this topic to get some necessary information and advice from those traders who has more experience in the crypto market and with the comments from most users in this forum, I see that it's something that I have to encounter in other to grow more professional in making trade decisions.
- If the opposite happens in our trading activity, it is because of the proof that the market in this crypto space is really unpredictable,
that is the truth that we must understand.
And when we experience this, it only means one thing and that is that we still have a lot to learn in crypto trading, which we are involved in, in this matter as well.
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But I have a little experience about the crypto market... the market always go in an opposite direction whenever I place any trade.
Even if the trade is speculated correctly and ends up on a perfect prediction, the market must always move opposite to the trade before bouncing back....
Iam not a trader, as i it always happens to me as well.
What i found very useful and successful to me is to stop trading and thinking only about long term.
Buy something thinking about holding for years. What happens daily is irrelevant, because I won't sell anyway.
Of course now isn't the best time to buy, as most cryptocurrencies are near their ATH. But if you do have conviction that the price movement will be upward in the future you can buy.
I understand your motive of HODLing instead of trading, but when you push the trading area aside I guess one can't gain the experience and probably daily or weekly profit as the case may be. For the area of HODLing, I have some assets on HODL too but the profit to be realized here takes much longer time, that's the major reason I had to also start the journey of becoming a successful trader.
But since I started observing the market going on opposite direction to my trade, I had to raise this topic to get some necessary information and advice from those traders who has more experience in the crypto market and with the comments from most users in this forum, I see that it's something that I have to encounter in other to grow more professional in making trade decisions.
- If the opposite happens in our trading activity, it is because of the proof that the market in this crypto space is really unpredictable,
that is the truth that we must understand.
And when we experience this, it only means one thing and that is that we still have a lot to learn in crypto trading, which we are involved in, in this matter as well.
The unpredictable price movement of bitcoin makes it more difficult to make profit from trading. I don't see why it's a must for people to trade, because of quick profit that's not guaranteed. Someone like the OP will run at loss severally, before he will know that investing in bitcoin is easier than trading when you don't understand the technical analysis and fundamental analysis of trading. Even if you understand it, losses are inevitable.
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It is an investment experience where you buy a token when its market value is lower than its intrinsic value and sell it later when the value rises to a certain level. To reduce investment risk and get regular dividends, invest in companies that have sufficient cash reserves that can be used for development activities. Try to control your emotions of greed and fear while trading in rising or falling markets and look at the fundamentals of the securities you invest in. You can get familiar with different tokens to make part of your portfolio without investing the entire account amount at once.
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In respect to trading crypto, it is obvious that a trader must have a grounded knowledge on trading before venturing into it otherwise he'll be recording losses on any of his trades.
Even up to the professional traders, they also have the strategies and risk management techniques to maximize profit and reduce loss.
But I have a little experience about the crypto market... the market always go in an opposite direction whenever I place any trade.
Even if the trade is speculated correctly and ends up on a perfect prediction, the market must always move opposite to the trade before bouncing back....
I begin to feel the market is watching ones trade in a way....
How many of you have experienced this and do you feel the market is watching ones trade?
How can a correct speculated and pefect predicted trade can be called perfect if opposite market can disrupt it. If you predicted it right and entered at right time and booked the profit and it went perfect so it should not matter if the market moves in the opposite direction.
If you greed for more profits when your predictions are perfect then avoid that and book the profit and look for another opportunity. Trading is not hard if we stick to the plan and modify the plan according to the market.
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I begin to feel the market is watching ones trade in a way....
How many of you have experienced this and do you feel the market is watching ones trade?
I have similar experience but only on futures with high leverage.
I've seach about this months ago and yes someone is watching they can easily notice those traders who use high leverage because you are close to your entry.
Other large traders and investors with large capital can easily manipulate the price in order to take down small or retail traders; after that, you will notice that the price will rise to the level you predicted.
Do not worry, you are not alone; we are competing with other traders, and you are not the only one who trades.
However, there's a way to avoid them you just need some volume data and only trade on a coin with high volume and drop your leverage or better trade only in spot exchange.
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But I have a little experience about the crypto market... the market always go in an opposite direction whenever I place any trade.
Even if the trade is speculated correctly and ends up on a perfect prediction, the market must always move opposite to the trade before bouncing back....
Iam not a trader, as i it always happens to me as well.
What i found very useful and successful to me is to stop trading and thinking only about long term.
Buy something thinking about holding for years. What happens daily is irrelevant, because I won't sell anyway.
Of course now isn't the best time to buy, as most cryptocurrencies are near their ATH. But if you do have conviction that the price movement will be upward in the future you can buy.
I understand your motive of HODLing instead of trading, but when you push the trading area aside I guess one can't gain the experience and probably daily or weekly profit as the case may be. For the area of HODLing, I have some assets on HODL too but the profit to be realized here takes much longer time, that's the major reason I had to also start the journey of becoming a successful trader.
But since I started observing the market going on opposite direction to my trade, I had to raise this topic to get some necessary information and advice from those traders who has more experience in the crypto market and with the comments from most users in this forum, I see that it's something that I have to encounter in other to grow more professional in making trade decisions.
- If the opposite happens in our trading activity, it is because of the proof that the market in this crypto space is really unpredictable,
that is the truth that we must understand.
And when we experience this, it only means one thing and that is that we still have a lot to learn in crypto trading, which we are involved in, in this matter as well.
The unpredictable price movement of bitcoin makes it more difficult to make profit from trading. I don't see why it's a must for people to trade, because of quick profit that's not guaranteed. Someone like the OP will run at loss severally, before he will know that investing in bitcoin is easier than trading when you don't understand the technical analysis and fundamental analysis of trading. Even if you understand it, losses are inevitable.
Indeed, Many have experienced it and most of us have repeatedly experienced this loss in trading and that is normal for us as traders. Now, do we always have only two choices, long-term or short-term? Now, if we do the short-term we should always think and remember to expect the high risk.
And we should know where we should take the risk, is it in the spot or futures? and if you really want to be safe, choose the long-term,
this is all I think about in these situations.
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I truly understand you OP. But the bigger problem comes when a trader continues to have these feeling that the market is against him without him reviewing his strategies and dealing with those emotions that might make him make some impulsive decisions. There is no point for any trader to be too hard on himself, improvements takes time.
what a lot of people might not want to hear is that you won’t be perfect in anything the first time around there should and will always be room for improvement for anything you start to learn and most especially this applies to trading it will nit be very sudden that you will be immediately good at it there’s no such thing like that but giving up the first moment you encounter a hindrance is also something you shouldn’t do be patient and push harder
Any trader that is so impatient will miss lots of opportunities and this is not a good sign that the trader will be successful in the future. It is impatience that makes these traders want everything to go perfectly within a very short while. I will recommend that those set of traders quit trading instead of wasting their time and resources.
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I truly understand you OP. But the bigger problem comes when a trader continues to have these feeling that the market is against him without him reviewing his strategies and dealing with those emotions that might make him make some impulsive decisions. There is no point for any trader to be too hard on himself, improvements takes time.
what a lot of people might not want to hear is that you won’t be perfect in anything the first time around there should and will always be room for improvement for anything you start to learn and most especially this applies to trading it will nit be very sudden that you will be immediately good at it there’s no such thing like that but giving up the first moment you encounter a hindrance is also something you shouldn’t do be patient and push harder
To do something good, we have to go through many problems at times, after which we get something good. In everything, to get something good, we have to go through many bad times. Only if we can get through the bad times well, we can hope to get something good, otherwise it can become very difficult for us to get something good.
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I truly understand you OP. But the bigger problem comes when a trader continues to have these feeling that the market is against him without him reviewing his strategies and dealing with those emotions that might make him make some impulsive decisions. There is no point for any trader to be too hard on himself, improvements takes time.
what a lot of people might not want to hear is that you won’t be perfect in anything the first time around there should and will always be room for improvement for anything you start to learn and most especially this applies to trading it will nit be very sudden that you will be immediately good at it there’s no such thing like that but giving up the first moment you encounter a hindrance is also something you shouldn’t do be patient and push harder
To do something good, we have to go through many problems at times, after which we get something good. In everything, to get something good, we have to go through many bad times. Only if we can get through the bad times well, we can hope to get something good, otherwise it can become very difficult for us to get something good.
in life we have to struggle so if we want to succeed we will go through difficult times and from the difficulties we have gone through we can gain experience. And as many people say experience is the best teacher for us. We can learn and fix the difficulties or mistakes we have made in our difficult times.
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in life we have to struggle so if we want to succeed we will go through difficult times and from the difficulties we have gone through we can gain experience. And as many people say experience is the best teacher for us. We can learn and fix the difficulties or mistakes we have made in our difficult times.
There was a proverb and that are people repeating that"after the bad days there will be a good day." I will not deny that proverb because it true but I will say for those people's who can do the struggle and make their on that kind of dedication level after that the earn the good days. For those people there will be just bad days who don't struggle in their life for the success.
So if we want to get the result of the proverb in our life we must have to do the struggle nothing like that sitting on chair and thinking about the once a day the good days will come.
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I truly understand you OP. But the bigger problem comes when a trader continues to have these feeling that the market is against him without him reviewing his strategies and dealing with those emotions that might make him make some impulsive decisions. There is no point for any trader to be too hard on himself, improvements takes time.
what a lot of people might not want to hear is that you won’t be perfect in anything the first time around there should and will always be room for improvement for anything you start to learn and most especially this applies to trading it will nit be very sudden that you will be immediately good at it there’s no such thing like that but giving up the first moment you encounter a hindrance is also something you shouldn’t do be patient and push harder
Any trader that is so impatient will miss lots of opportunities and this is not a good sign that the trader will be successful in the future. It is impatience that makes these traders want everything to go perfectly within a very short while. I will recommend that those set of traders quit trading instead of wasting their time and resources.
Not only traders, but a holder must also have high patience because the crypto market is difficult to predict. We can make analysis, and plans but sometimes reality is not as we planned. Moreover, being a trader who focuses on short-term profits must of course be patient and continue to practice to be able to have good skills in order to get maximum profit and minimize losses.
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Lol, it's usual, 'market does opposite of my position', and I disagree. Back when I used to trade actively, sometimes I would profit and sometimes I would not, so I don't really agree that market watches me and does opposite — it just sounds absurd anyhow.
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Lol, it's usual, 'market does opposite of my position', and I disagree. Back when I used to trade actively, sometimes I would profit and sometimes I would not, so I don't really agree that market watches me and does opposite — it just sounds absurd anyhow.
We can recognize irregularities in investing when the market often reacts opposite to our actions, causing us to lose money or reduce profits. This can happen when investors chase the market trend at the end of that trend and a trend reversal occurs shortly after.
Additionally, it's possible that whales are monitoring retail investors through data in order books, trading volumes, and user behavior on CEXs to manipulate the market and maximize their profits.
And we must also accept the fact that the majority must be wrong and lose money to generate profits for the minority. This is the law that has maintained financial markets for centuries.
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In respect to trading crypto, it is obvious that a trader must have a grounded knowledge on trading before venturing into it otherwise he'll be recording losses on any of his trades.
Even up to the professional traders, they also have the strategies and risk management techniques to maximize profit and reduce loss.
But I have a little experience about the crypto market... the market always go in an opposite direction whenever I place any trade.
Even if the trade is speculated correctly and ends up on a perfect prediction, the market must always move opposite to the trade before bouncing back....
I begin to feel the market is watching ones trade in a way....
How many of you have experienced this and do you feel the market is watching ones trade?
How can a correct speculated and pefect predicted trade can be called perfect if opposite market can disrupt it. If you predicted it right and entered at right time and booked the profit and it went perfect so it should not matter if the market moves in the opposite direction.
If you greed for more profits when your predictions are perfect then avoid that and book the profit and look for another opportunity. Trading is not hard if we stick to the plan and modify the plan according to the market.
We know that there are no perfect traders when it comes to trading in the crypto field. Everything we use to invest in trading here in the crypto space always has a risk attached to it. That's why some of our friends always say that it's important to know how to trade.
Because of this, the analysis we will do depends on the price that the coins can go to, because if the direction or trend that the price of the coin is going to is right, we will definitely be able to obtain a profit in the future because we will immediately see the position that we will place.
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We know that there are no perfect traders when it comes to trading in the crypto field. Everything we use to invest in trading here in the crypto space always has a risk attached to it. That's why some of our friends always say that it's important to know how to trade.
Because of this, the analysis we will do depends on the price that the coins can go to, because if the direction or trend that the price of the coin is going to is right, we will definitely be able to obtain a profit in the future because we will immediately see the position that we will place.
Right now market is too bullish that if you pick any token from any good narrative and invest according to supports you will make profit till next week. This week was very bullish because BTC made ATH and next week can also be bullish. Profit can be easily made so even if their is risk in trading without getting into it and losing money one can't become mature.
Analysis can only be done if the person has good knowledge about trading. Most newbies make lose because they over trade and they are always seeing the candles from the wrong angles that's why they make profits in first due to market's situation and after they make lose.
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We know that there are no perfect traders when it comes to trading in the crypto field. Everything we use to invest in trading here in the crypto space always has a risk attached to it. That's why some of our friends always say that it's important to know how to trade.
Because of this, the analysis we will do depends on the price that the coins can go to, because if the direction or trend that the price of the coin is going to is right, we will definitely be able to obtain a profit in the future because we will immediately see the position that we will place.
Right now market is too bullish that if you pick any token from any good narrative and invest according to supports you will make profit till next week. This week was very bullish because BTC made ATH and next week can also be bullish. Profit can be easily made so even if their is risk in trading without getting into it and losing money one can't become mature.
Analysis can only be done if the person has good knowledge about trading. Most newbies make lose because they over trade and they are always seeing the candles from the wrong angles that's why they make profits in first due to market's situation and after they make lose.
Indeed, a strong market movement is an excellent opportunity for those of us who are able to analyse the situation correctly, but it is necessary to recognise, there are still dangers to overcome. If the risks are well understood, then better deliberately choices can be made and existing risks controlled. Newbie mistakes happen because the trader is inexperienced and doesn’t know commodity trading well and rushes into the market excessively without knowing what to do. As a result, if we follow every stepped made and watch the movement on the right side of the screen without any stress or emotion, we should be getting better at trading in the long run. Reducing passion and relying on actual trends will provide the viewer a chance to expand in the future.
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I truly understand you OP. But the bigger problem comes when a trader continues to have these feeling that the market is against him without him reviewing his strategies and dealing with those emotions that might make him make some impulsive decisions. There is no point for any trader to be too hard on himself, improvements takes time.
what a lot of people might not want to hear is that you won’t be perfect in anything the first time around there should and will always be room for improvement for anything you start to learn and most especially this applies to trading it will nit be very sudden that you will be immediately good at it there’s no such thing like that but giving up the first moment you encounter a hindrance is also something you shouldn’t do be patient and push harder
Any trader that is so impatient will miss lots of opportunities and this is not a good sign that the trader will be successful in the future. It is impatience that makes these traders want everything to go perfectly within a very short while. I will recommend that those set of traders quit trading instead of wasting their time and resources.
Not only traders, but a holder must also have high patience because the crypto market is difficult to predict. We can make analysis, and plans but sometimes reality is not as we planned. Moreover, being a trader who focuses on short-term profits must of course be patient and continue to practice to be able to have good skills in order to get maximum profit and minimize losses.
To trade, you must know a few things well. First of all, you must have patience and good experience in trading. If a person does not have patience, he will never be able to do anything good from trading. Therefore, we must have strength to do something good and not make any wrong decisions that will cause us to suffer losses. Sometimes, due to wrong decisions, we have to suffer big losses. We have to refrain from these wrong decisions, but we can hope that we will be able to do something good from trading.
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Sometimes, due to wrong decisions, we have to suffer big losses. We have to refrain from these wrong decisions, but we can hope that we will be able to do something good from trading.
Before making a decision, it is better to think first whether the decision is good or not.
Because the final decision on trading is influenced by the trader's psychology,
because when the price is high usually greedy nature will appear and not take any profit because it expects even higher.
And when the price starts to fall, they want to sell as quickly as possible, even if they are in a losing position.
Trading must know technical and fundamental analysis, but it is also necessary to regulate psychology when trading because it is crucial if it is wrong in making the final decision.
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Indeed, a strong market movement is an excellent opportunity for those of us who are able to analyse the situation correctly, but it is necessary to recognise, there are still dangers to overcome. If the risks are well understood, then better deliberately choices can be made and existing risks controlled. Newbie mistakes happen because the trader is inexperienced and doesn’t know commodity trading well and rushes into the market excessively without knowing what to do. As a result, if we follow every stepped made and watch the movement on the right side of the screen without any stress or emotion, we should be getting better at trading in the long run. Reducing passion and relying on actual trends will provide the viewer a chance to expand in the future.
Understand everything very well, it will help us. Whether it is risk, market conditions and so on, we must be able to have enough knowledge to understand it. I think that is the first step that can lead us to the path of success.
There is nothing without risk in this world, especially if it is a trade that we know the risk is very high. Even though we trade following the trend, for example, it does not mean that profit will come to us just like that.
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But I have a little experience about the crypto market... the market always go in an opposite direction whenever I place any trade.
Even if the trade is speculated correctly and ends up on a perfect prediction, the market must always move opposite to the trade before bouncing back....
It often happens for short-term trading, usually this happens in a very short timeframe like 15 minutes or 1 hour, but when I decide to hold for a longer period, the market direction always goes up depending on the fundamentals of the related coin... for example BTC which tends to go up every year, there is even a four-year cycle that makes BTC interesting to be used as a long-term speculative asset..
If the market always goes against your predictions, wouldn't it be simpler to make decisions that are also opposite to what you predicted? *kidding* :P
Keep doing trial and error until you find the right formula for you in trading.. experience is the best teacher
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I feel you my friend, when I trade and lose I feel like the market is watching me especially if I monitor my position in the chart it goes in the opposite direction. But that's normal, because the market will always make a retracement, you might not clearly see it the higher time frame but in the lower you will see it. It hurts when it happens, like just a wick of a candle, the price triggered it and then it will go back up and hit my tp price.
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I feel you my friend, when I trade and lose I feel like the market is watching me especially if I monitor my position in the chart it goes in the opposite direction. But that's normal, because the market will always make a retracement, you might not clearly see it the higher time frame but in the lower you will see it. It hurts when it happens, like just a wick of a candle, the price triggered it and then it will go back up and hit my tp price.
losing in trading is something normal, and maybe as you said the market seems to be watching us :D
even though in reality we are the ones who monitor the market, but when we lose maybe our supervision is not accurate so we make the wrong analysis of strategic funds when trading.
Currently I haven't had the opportunity to do TP but many coins have experienced a decline in price, the only way I have to do is wait.
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Keep doing trial and error until you find the right formula for you in trading.. experience is the best teacher
Indeed, learning by doing is quite effective in establishing the most appropriate and profitable trading strategy for us. However, if you have done it but still fail, stop for now, it's a waste of money, make sure our mentality is ready and learn first to be more ready for future trading. I am the same, there have been many trials and errors but still can't get the best and most profitable strategy, in fact I often lose, so stop for now, until it continues to stop and prefer short term, not daily traders. ;D
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In respect to trading crypto, it is obvious that a trader must have a grounded knowledge on trading before venturing into it otherwise he'll be recording losses on any of his trades.
Even up to the professional traders, they also have the strategies and risk management techniques to maximize profit and reduce loss.
But I have a little experience about the crypto market... the market always go in an opposite direction whenever I place any trade.
Even if the trade is speculated correctly and ends up on a perfect prediction, the market must always move opposite to the trade before bouncing back....
I begin to feel the market is watching ones trade in a way....
How many of you have experienced this and do you feel the market is watching ones trade?
Not like the market is watching us to make trades and open a position before making it's decision, if we can get it right, there are many people holding and trading this same bitcoin and they are influencing the market indirectly by their way of buying and selling, we may also not have to be chasing after the market volatility in making an investment, instead we position ourself to get the market till it comes our own direction we palced it.
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The Market does not watch over someone. Sometimes I know when you place your trade correctly, and it goes opposite direction. That one should also be expected due to unpredictable nature of trading. But sometimes it's better to follow trading with instincts, nortreally base on analysis. This too can also help one to cover up losses.
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But I have a little experience about the crypto market... the market always go in an opposite direction whenever I place any trade.
Even if the trade is speculated correctly and ends up on a perfect prediction, the market must always move opposite to the trade before bouncing back....
I begin to feel the market is watching ones trade in a way....
How many of you have experienced this and do you feel the market is watching ones trade?
This type of feeling happens to everyone that is new to trading and what you’re explaining in this case is not something surprising because almost everyone that is trading must have had that same feeling before. When you get to perfect trading and perfect the market more, you’ll get to understand that the market is not watching you and it’s just you who haven’t been able to find an edge in the market since you’re still in your learning and developing stage to become a profitable trader. Risk management is important to achieve maximum result in trading and that should also be something you take serious and not joke with.
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In respect to trading crypto, it is obvious that a trader must have a grounded knowledge on trading before venturing into it otherwise he'll be recording losses on any of his trades.
Even up to the professional traders, they also have the strategies and risk management techniques to maximize profit and reduce loss.
But I have a little experience about the crypto market... the market always go in an opposite direction whenever I place any trade.
Even if the trade is speculated correctly and ends up on a perfect prediction, the market must always move opposite to the trade before bouncing back....
I begin to feel the market is watching ones trade in a way....
How many of you have experienced this and do you feel the market is watching ones trade?
The market does not keep tabs on anyone. If the market keeps track of traders, I doubt any trader will ever profit from it, but there are traders who do. So, if there are traders not making profit like your experience you shared, it is as a result of not making analysis at all or making the wrong analysis.
Humans are generally good at telling stories and deducing the causes of their misfortunes, as are unsuccessful traders. The OP's presentation does not reflect how the market operates, so there is a need to conduct research to better understand the nature of trading.
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In respect to trading crypto, it is obvious that a trader must have a grounded knowledge on trading before venturing into it otherwise he'll be recording losses on any of his trades.
Even up to the professional traders, they also have the strategies and risk management techniques to maximize profit and reduce loss.
But I have a little experience about the crypto market... the market always go in an opposite direction whenever I place any trade.
Even if the trade is speculated correctly and ends up on a perfect prediction, the market must always move opposite to the trade before bouncing back....
I begin to feel the market is watching ones trade in a way....
How many of you have experienced this and do you feel the market is watching ones trade?
so many of us here have experienced it,i do taught of it,but the truth is that the market can't watch us,the experience will have seen makes us to think so.