TRADERS are not UNEMPLOYED

[bettercrypto]

It doesn't matter if people see you as unemployed or not, what matters is the revenue you are getting from trading. If your trading income is worth making you to just stay at home and make your money without much struggle from 9-5 work, then it doesn't matter if other See's you as unemployed because they don't know what you are doing in your closet and you don't also have anything to prove to them, let them think what they want. Some people doesn't really know that in this era a lot of people are making millions of dollars just sitting in their personal office at their homes.

As somebody that's considered introvert, I always want people to see me as an "UNEMPLOYED" person. Why? TBH, I don't know, but it just satisfies me to see that those people who are saying that I am unemployed are earning way lesser than what I'm earning, and I'm doing it at our home while they're spending 8 hours earning minimum wage. Am I bad if I think that way?

Anyway, I see traders as freelancers that are employed, but in a different way. While the most common is we have employers while the most common freelancers have clients, traders have nothing, but still, they're earning the same or sometimes even higher than other people out there. Like you said, let them think what they want because at the end of the day, they don't know what you're doing. The only time that you will show it to them is when you built something for yourself already like a house and lot, or a car as a fruit of your trading. Of course, I'm way too far from that dream of mine still.

We all have our own preferences and views on life and not most of us are the same but there are some who are similar in some way. Of course, not everyone wants to be employed and not everyone wants to be an entrepreneur.

Now, in this situation, everyone wants to be traders, but not everyone is making a way to learn how to be a trader and we all know that here. So, on your part, your not bad, that's the choice and I respect it, I also see that you also respect if there are others who want to stay employed and that's what we should really give each other respect for our choices.

[densus88]

It doesn't matter if people see you as unemployed or not, what matters is the revenue you are getting from trading. If your trading income is worth making you to just stay at home and make your money without much struggle from 9-5 work, then it doesn't matter if other See's you as unemployed because they don't know what you are doing in your closet and you don't also have anything to prove to them, let them think what they want. Some people doesn't really know that in this era a lot of people are making millions of dollars just sitting in their personal office at their homes.

As somebody that's considered introvert, I always want people to see me as an "UNEMPLOYED" person. Why? TBH, I don't know, but it just satisfies me to see that those people who are saying that I am unemployed are earning way lesser than what I'm earning, and I'm doing it at our home while they're spending 8 hours earning minimum wage. Am I bad if I think that way?

Anyway, I see traders as freelancers that are employed, but in a different way. While the most common is we have employers while the most common freelancers have clients, traders have nothing, but still, they're earning the same or sometimes even higher than other people out there. Like you said, let them think what they want because at the end of the day, they don't know what you're doing. The only time that you will show it to them is when you built something for yourself already like a house and lot, or a car as a fruit of your trading. Of course, I'm way too far from that dream of mine still.

We all have our own preferences and views on life and not most of us are the same but there are some who are similar in some way. Of course, not everyone wants to be employed and not everyone wants to be an entrepreneur.

Now, in this situation, everyone wants to be traders, but not everyone is making a way to learn how to be a trader and we all know that here. So, on your part, your not bad, that's the choice and I respect it, I also see that you also respect if there are others who want to stay employed and that's what we should really give each other respect for our choices.

We must indeed respect each other's decisions, they can choose to keep working and trading in their spare time. There are also those who focus on trading by leaving their jobs in the real world, because they feel that the income from trading is greater and more consistent. All decisions and risks are on each of us. Good luck.

[Sim_card]

It doesn't matter if people see you as unemployed or not, what matters is the revenue you are getting from trading. If your trading income is worth making you to just stay at home and make your money without much struggle from 9-5 work, then it doesn't matter if other See's you as unemployed because they don't know what you are doing in your closet and you don't also have anything to prove to them, let them think what they want. Some people doesn't really know that in this era a lot of people are making millions of dollars just sitting in their personal office at their homes.

As somebody that's considered introvert, I always want people to see me as an "UNEMPLOYED" person. Why? TBH, I don't know, but it just satisfies me to see that those people who are saying that I am unemployed are earning way lesser than what I'm earning, and I'm doing it at our home while they're spending 8 hours earning minimum wage. Am I bad if I think that way?

Anyway, I see traders as freelancers that are employed, but in a different way. While the most common is we have employers while the most common freelancers have clients, traders have nothing, but still, they're earning the same or sometimes even higher than other people out there. Like you said, let them think what they want because at the end of the day, they don't know what you're doing. The only time that you will show it to them is when you built something for yourself already like a house and lot, or a car as a fruit of your trading. Of course, I'm way too far from that dream of mine still.

We all have our own preferences and views on life and not most of us are the same but there are some who are similar in some way. Of course, not everyone wants to be employed and not everyone wants to be an entrepreneur.

Now, in this situation, everyone wants to be traders, but not everyone is making a way to learn how to be a trader and we all know that here. So, on your part, your not bad, that's the choice and I respect it, I also see that you also respect if there are others who want to stay employed and that's what we should really give each other respect for our choices.

I agree with you. Not everyone will be a good trader and everyone has where their skills can become productive for them. Just as we differ in skin color, language, country and belief is same we we will choose various means of earning an income based on how we want it. This is why we should respect people choices and decisions.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

It doesn't matter if people see you as unemployed or not, what matters is the revenue you are getting from trading. If your trading income is worth making you to just stay at home and make your money without much struggle from 9-5 work, then it doesn't matter if other See's you as unemployed because they don't know what you are doing in your closet and you don't also have anything to prove to them, let them think what they want. Some people doesn't really know that in this era a lot of people are making millions of dollars just sitting in their personal office at their homes.

As somebody that's considered introvert, I always want people to see me as an "UNEMPLOYED" person. Why? TBH, I don't know, but it just satisfies me to see that those people who are saying that I am unemployed are earning way lesser than what I'm earning, and I'm doing it at our home while they're spending 8 hours earning minimum wage. Am I bad if I think that way?

Anyway, I see traders as freelancers that are employed, but in a different way. While the most common is we have employers while the most common freelancers have clients, traders have nothing, but still, they're earning the same or sometimes even higher than other people out there. Like you said, let them think what they want because at the end of the day, they don't know what you're doing. The only time that you will show it to them is when you built something for yourself already like a house and lot, or a car as a fruit of your trading. Of course, I'm way too far from that dream of mine still.

We all have our own preferences and views on life and not most of us are the same but there are some who are similar in some way. Of course, not everyone wants to be employed and not everyone wants to be an entrepreneur.

Now, in this situation, everyone wants to be traders, but not everyone is making a way to learn how to be a trader and we all know that here. So, on your part, your not bad, that's the choice and I respect it, I also see that you also respect if there are others who want to stay employed and that's what we should really give each other respect for our choices.

We must indeed respect each other's decisions, they can choose to keep working and trading in their spare time. There are also those who focus on trading by leaving their jobs in the real world, because they feel that the income from trading is greater and more consistent. All decisions and risks are on each of us. Good luck.

          -     Indeed, let's just do what we want. If you don't feel like trading and someone has a job, then stay at work, ignore trading. If you really want to trade,
then let's study or learn, that's all. Isn't it said that if you want there's a way and if you don't want there's many reasons, this has been a long-standing saying that
most people believe.

As for me, if you get into trading, it's not easy to do in actual, but it's easy to study or learn, but in the execution that we learn in trading, this is where we find out if we are really learning something in trading that we have studied or learned for real.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

If you think you know what you are doing and can trade for the best and maximum output, then tsking it as your major work or job to do is never a bad idea, just as we are well aware on how trading could be time consuming and how we also have to engage much of our time online making research and seeking on perfect strategies to engage for the trades, we can have it as a fulltime job and that alone will help increase our productivity in it because we have enough time to explore more on opportunities and speculate well.

[Legion]

If you think you know what you are doing and can trade for the best and maximum output, then tsking it as your major work or job to do is never a bad idea, just as we are well aware on how trading could be time consuming and how we also have to engage much of our time online making research and seeking on perfect strategies to engage for the trades, we can have it as a fulltime job and that alone will help increase our productivity in it because we have enough time to explore more on opportunities and speculate well.

Since you are aware of the risk involved if you know what you are doing there is no reason that should assert to trade as the full time business without proper consideration. However I do not consider this as an issue of courage at all but more a question of utilisation of time in a better quantitative and qualitative way in accordance with the necessities of the activity being in focus. It is accompanied by the fact that the market is active all the time, and the opportunity does not wait for someone who hesitates in two minds. But when you are somewhat really into students and not just on the side for fun, you will be inclined to movements that were before erratic to you. And at that moment you ceased to be an individual who is waiting for profits but you are already involved in the stream which know when to come in and out.

[ajiz138]

If you think you know what you are doing and can trade for the best and maximum output, then tsking it as your major work or job to do is never a bad idea, just as we are well aware on how trading could be time consuming and how we also have to engage much of our time online making research and seeking on perfect strategies to engage for the trades, we can have it as a fulltime job and that alone will help increase our productivity in it because we have enough time to explore more on opportunities and speculate well.

I agree with that, but what needs to be understood is that to achieve all that, we will go through a long and complicated process, and in the middle of that process, of course, we will always need capital and we also have to stay alive, meaning we have to keep meeting our needs.

While we wait for who knows how long, it is also risky if we do not do our main job while we are in the process.

[DragonF]

I agree with you. Not everyone will be a good trader and everyone has where their skills can become productive for them. Just as we differ in skin color, language, country and belief is same we we will choose various means of earning an income based on how we want it. This is why we should respect people choices and decisions.

No doubts, we all have different strengths, and what works for one person might not work for another, but in my opinion, this is irrelevant to trading because anyone can be a good trader; what matters is consistency, knowledge, and discipline. A consistent trader will undoubtedly improve his trading moves and decisions with time.

Trading is never for those who are comfortable; instead, it is for those who are willing to take risks. Any trader who is willing to learn the fundamentals and technicalities of trading can become a good trader. Trading is learnable, so anyone can do it. 

[enwi]

If you think you know what you are doing and can trade for the best and maximum output, then tsking it as your major work or job to do is never a bad idea, just as we are well aware on how trading could be time consuming and how we also have to engage much of our time online making research and seeking on perfect strategies to engage for the trades, we can have it as a fulltime job and that alone will help increase our productivity in it because we have enough time to explore more on opportunities and speculate well.

I agree with that, but what needs to be understood is that to achieve all that, we will go through a long and complicated process, and in the middle of that process, of course, we will always need capital and we also have to stay alive, meaning we have to keep meeting our needs.

While we wait for who knows how long, it is also risky if we do not do our main job while we are in the process.

This we can say that we keep comfortable once we find a comfortable rhythm going through the cycles of trading, especially if it yields the intended results. Unfortunately, this full-time involvement does not exempt one from having a stream of ups and downs in this line of work. When the pressure of the daily needs, so much starts to arise, this is felt when the market is not as productive as expected. This is the most felt test because it involves more than strategy, but the ability to face the great unknown. Yes, we may be confident about ourselves but once there is no other means of getting an income then worry will gradually usurp concentration. It is a life with some stability which is not only connected with the position numbers on the screen but also how we proceed the other activities of the life differently from trading activities.

[r_victory]

If you make a living from trading, if you are a professional who works independently in the financial market, we can say that you are an entrepreneur.

The concept of employment is formal, meaning that you are hired by someone, an employee, so you can be considered unemployed, unless you work for an investment company, a brokerage firm, a bank, and for that, you will have an employment relationship, an employment contract.

[Joeboy]

If you make a living from trading, if you are a professional who works independently in the financial market, we can say that you are an entrepreneur.

The concept of employment is formal, meaning that you are hired by someone, an employee, so you can be considered unemployed, unless you work for an investment company, a brokerage firm, a bank, and for that, you will have an employment relationship, an employment contract.

You know it's funny how people see traders as lazy, and unemployed people who just sits around all day, and at the end of the day, some kind of miraculous money just enters into your accounts. People don't even want to know the kind of effort which was put to get that money.
I remember a book I read about cryptocurrency the author of the book said that before he started trading he was too over confident, infact when it was the time for him to learn trading, he told his tutor that what is even there in trading , is it not just to be looking at the movement of graphs and patterns on your computer screen, he assured his tutor that he will become a professional in trading under a week but that wasn't the case.
This kind of mentality as seen in this man was propelled by his believe that trading is not even a Job or a task that requires much effort to earn. In simple terms anything that give you money or puts food on you table is a Job and as such you are definitely employed. Trading isn't an exception.

[milewilda]

If you make a living from trading, if you are a professional who works independently in the financial market, we can say that you are an entrepreneur.

The concept of employment is formal, meaning that you are hired by someone, an employee, so you can be considered unemployed, unless you work for an investment company, a brokerage firm, a bank, and for that, you will have an employment relationship, an employment contract.

Becoming a trading professional or someone whose consistent is never been easy or something that you can easily be able to obtain such skills. You will be that not able to acquire up in a short time period but rather you do find yourself having such kind of rush when you arent that finding yourself that having no progress. Most traders doesnt mean that they dont have job, some are just that making it as their side income and since there's no assured profits that they could make then its just wise that you should be not quitting your job and still continuing to do your job. It do only needs up that proper time management on which we know that its important because if you would be losing your balance from your work and trading then it will be compromising something.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

I agree with you. Not everyone will be a good trader and everyone has where their skills can become productive for them. Just as we differ in skin color, language, country and belief is same we we will choose various means of earning an income based on how we want it. This is why we should respect people choices and decisions.

No doubts, we all have different strengths, and what works for one person might not work for another, but in my opinion, this is irrelevant to trading because anyone can be a good trader; what matters is consistency, knowledge, and discipline. A consistent trader will undoubtedly improve his trading moves and decisions with time.

Trading is never for those who are comfortable; instead, it is for those who are willing to take risks. Any trader who is willing to learn the fundamentals and technicalities of trading can become a good trader. Trading is learnable, so anyone can do it.

       -     I believe that everyone can be a good trader in reality, but not everyone wants to be a good trader in this field of the crypto space that we are in as an industry. It seems that in the world of crypto trading, only a few are chosen but many are called.

That's why many of those who enter crypto trading end up failing in the end because they are not 100% serious about entering it, so they end up quitting early and saying in the end that it is not for them.