How do you trade a Bearish Market?

[LUCKMCFLY]

Each trade has a different strategy and has a decision to change the initial plan due to market changes, so the response of each trader is different. I also sometimes change plans and strategies because market conditions change, this is in accordance with our experience and ability to see and analyze market movements.

Well yes, you are right about that, every trader thinks differently, when I do long-term or medium-term trading and if I see that I make 3 bad trades, I stop trading , I don't change my way of trading, but I do study why I made so many mistakes in trades and I trade based on that, but not right then and there, days later, because I have to reflect and find the detail of each trade as to why I didn't have the correct vision of the market. The good thing is that the market is always very benevolent, it always gives us good entries, so in this case the train doesn't leave us , we can always take it and win.

[dekafee79]

Each trade has a different strategy and has a decision to change the initial plan due to market changes, so the response of each trader is different. I also sometimes change plans and strategies because market conditions change, this is in accordance with our experience and ability to see and analyze market movements.

Well yes, you are right about that, every trader thinks differently, when I do long-term or medium-term trading and if I see that I make 3 bad trades, I stop trading , I don't change my way of trading, but I do study why I made so many mistakes in trades and I trade based on that, but not right then and there, days later, because I have to reflect and find the detail of each trade as to why I didn't have the correct vision of the market. The good thing is that the market is always very benevolent, it always gives us good entries, so in this case the train doesn't leave us , we can always take it and win.

learning from mistakes is a wise thing to do in trading, because not all of our analysis and predictions are always right because the crypto market is very volatile and bad news sometimes suddenly makes the market experience a correction and this makes our strategy and what we plan fail.
I always learn from the mistakes I make and try to find ways to avoid the same mistakes.

[pieppiep]

learning from mistakes is a wise thing to do in trading, because not all of our analysis and predictions are always right because the crypto market is very volatile and bad news sometimes suddenly makes the market experience a correction and this makes our strategy and what we plan fail.
I always learn from the mistakes I make and try to find ways to avoid the same mistakes.

When it comes to trading I tend to really consider experience as a valuable lesson because in a highly fluctuating crypto market, our analysis may not always go as Live Conditions expect due to such change in condition. This feature of the market being dynamic poses a challenge to the strategies we have put in place and in most occasions yields the unacceptable effects. I maintain a constant effort to understand the implications of each of the mistakes, and how not to make the same one again, in order to cope with the changes in the market condition.

[Stuart]

The trading market is a place where the professional traders makes profit on any side the market decides to go. This is because profits can be made at any point.
But when it comes to investment, buying at a suitable price or at a certain low price, and hold for the market to rise and then sell for profit. This is most times how newbie traders trade.

Most times in my trading, I use trading signals, from some experienced traders, and make a little prediction that most times falls in or go against me at the end.
Experience is a very good edge in trading and with it, you can make the right decisions.

[LUCKMCFLY]

For instance the exchange which you use allow such freedom, and of course is very helpful to those of us who would wish to maximize our positions and the use of capital more so in managing it. However, new conditions in some other platforms, for example Binance, can reveal other opportunities that can expand our approach in the future.

You're right, well I don't know if it's just my ideas, but the times I've traded on Binance I haven't done well, I don't know why, it seems to me that it is very difficult to win there, but in futures I have been very curious to operate but to be honest I'm afraid, I know how to use very well what I said, the stop loss, the take prfit, but according to what I saw in a Youtube video, in Binance Futures it can be placed, so that's a great advantage, of course the operations are violent, but I think it's worth it, I'm not one to do analysis all the time on a single chart, in the case of btc/usdt you only have to do the analysis there and it seems complicated to me because good entries sometimes don't occur when one is analyzing it.

[nakmantu99]

For instance the exchange which you use allow such freedom, and of course is very helpful to those of us who would wish to maximize our positions and the use of capital more so in managing it. However, new conditions in some other platforms, for example Binance, can reveal other opportunities that can expand our approach in the future.

You're right, well I don't know if it's just my ideas, but the times I've traded on Binance I haven't done well, I don't know why, it seems to me that it is very difficult to win there, but in futures I have been very curious to operate but to be honest I'm afraid, I know how to use very well what I said, the stop loss, the take prfit, but according to what I saw in a Youtube video, in Binance Futures it can be placed, so that's a great advantage, of course the operations are violent, but I think it's worth it, I'm not one to do analysis all the time on a single chart, in the case of btc/usdt you only have to do the analysis there and it seems complicated to me because good entries sometimes don't occur when one is analyzing it.

In trading there is always a risk, if you are confident in doing futures trading I think you can try it. but I myself do not have much experience in futures trading because it seems my analysis and intuition are not good enough to do futures trading, so I choose to be a holder. And sometimes also do spot trading when the market looks good and has good movements.

[LogitechMouse]

Re: How do you trade a Bearish Market?

If you're trading on a spot market, better to do DCA and don't trade at all. Just hold the tokens and continue investing.
If you're trading on a futures market, focus more on making short positions rather than long positions.

I still remember a few days ago when I entered a short position when we the market is bullish. I saw an opportunity to short that coin, but there's the feeling of "what if it goes up suddenly and I got liquidated" especially that we are in a bullish market. Fortunately, I ended up profiting and shortly after that, the coin pumped up already. Look at the trend of the market, if it's bearish, focus more on creating short positions because for most of the time, the market will go down. Now when you will enter depends on you already.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I always learn from the mistakes I make and try to find ways to avoid the same mistakes.

That is the main thing in trading, we as good traders must learn from our mistakes and try not to fall into the same ones, to be able to understand why I lost in trading means a lot, we must also consider that when we are in trading and we win we must also study why we win, not only when we lose, sometimes in trading I have won some operations by pure luck and it is something that I do not like in the end, because I like to win when I make an operation or knowing what I am doing.

[satpol_PP]

I always learn from the mistakes I make and try to find ways to avoid the same mistakes.

That is the main thing in trading, we as good traders must learn from our mistakes and try not to fall into the same ones, to be able to understand why I lost in trading means a lot, we must also consider that when we are in trading and we win we must also study why we win, not only when we lose, sometimes in trading I have won some operations by pure luck and it is something that I do not like in the end, because I like to win when I make an operation or knowing what I am doing.

Trading requires experience and skills. If we ever win, we must learn what strategy we used and what analysis we did to win. Likewise, if we lose? What mistakes did we make that caused us to lose. Of course, we must always analyze and know these experiences well.

[LUCKMCFLY]

In trading there is always a risk, if you are confident in doing futures trading I think you can try it. but I myself do not have much experience in futures trading because it seems my analysis and intuition are not good enough to do futures trading, so I choose to be a holder. And sometimes also do spot trading when the market looks good and has good movements.

I am sure that if you are good, what happens is that maybe things may not happen at once, what is true is that you have to learn many things, fundamentals that only occur in futures trading and that do not occur in the long term, of course futures are a risky trading but having good fundamentals as a base you can do many things, experience is always good, I would recommend you first do futures with fictitious money or demo mode so that things flow better, because launching yourself like that with real money is a lot of risk and already having a plan to follow, that is why trading in demo mode is good.

[enwi]

I always learn from the mistakes I make and try to find ways to avoid the same mistakes.

That is the main thing in trading, we as good traders must learn from our mistakes and try not to fall into the same ones, to be able to understand why I lost in trading means a lot, we must also consider that when we are in trading and we win we must also study why we win, not only when we lose, sometimes in trading I have won some operations by pure luck and it is something that I do not like in the end, because I like to win when I make an operation or knowing what I am doing.

Trading requires experience and skills. If we ever win, we must learn what strategy we used and what analysis we did to win. Likewise, if we lose? What mistakes did we make that caused us to lose. Of course, we must always analyze and know these experiences well.

Well, the principle of trading is to keep on learning from the steps one takes in business, including those that yield a positive outcome. When we earn a profit, we need to understand why we gained the profit as to emulate a similar achievement in future. On the other hand when we experience a loss, instead of crying for loss for a very long time we have to look for ways as to what went wrong and never to make those same mistakes again. Only if we proceed with improving our analytical skills and coming up with a more mature approach our trading path will be more defined and filled with confidence.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Trading requires experience and skills. If we ever win, we must learn what strategy we used and what analysis we did to win. Likewise, if we lose? What mistakes did we make that caused us to lose. Of course, we must always analyze and know these experiences well.

I always analyze why I decided to go that way, for example I lost on a long, well I didn't see the market the right way, maybe I didn't read my volume well, maybe I didn't notice the shape of the chart and thanks to that things didn't work out for me, it's always good to analyze all those points of view because that's the only way we learn, I don't see any other way, of course I always make 3 traders and lose all 3 it's because I'm not seeing the market the right way and I have to reflect on why I saw the market that way and how I should see it for the next time I make an entry.

[Gposas]

Hey guys, so I was just wondering after I saw some flyers of KCGI tournament on X, how do you trade the bearish market?

As a newbie, my first thought was sell, sell, sell... but trading in a trading competition will require buying and selling. Plus, traders won't be given demo accounts to blow. Plus, you need to own it before you sell it?

I believe I have a lot to learn though so I am using available resources to do that. However, How much skill is needed for trading competitions?

During the bearish season, trading can be profitable when a trader scalps out profit on a very short period either going long or short.
To me, on a bear market the duration of the trade is what brings about the profit or corresponding loss. At a short period most times ranging from 15mins to 1hr time frame, with huge capital, traders can gather alot of profit by analyzing their trade accurately.

On the point of trading competition, I haven't joined anyone before, so I can't really tell how it works and probably how winners are selected either on merit or randomly.
But trading on a personal motive to acquire profit will be much more safer for traders like me whose still trailing to become professional.
Since one is not competing with anybody to wrongfully rush into trades and make losses and still end up not winning the trading competition, you can keenly take a longer time to watch the market properly before placing trades and trade peacefully.
I guess trading competition are for expert traders.

[laijsica]

Trading requires experience and skills. If we ever win, we must learn what strategy we used and what analysis we did to win. Likewise, if we lose? What mistakes did we make that caused us to lose. Of course, we must always analyze and know these experiences well.

I always analyze why I decided to go that way, for example I lost on a long, well I didn't see the market the right way, maybe I didn't read my volume well, maybe I didn't notice the shape of the chart and thanks to that things didn't work out for me, it's always good to analyze all those points of view because that's the only way we learn, I don't see any other way, of course I always make 3 traders and lose all 3 it's because I'm not seeing the market the right way and I have to reflect on why I saw the market that way and how I should see it for the next time I make an entry.

In fact investors can only guess about the price situation of the crypto market but it can be almost impossible to get enough knowledge about the reality. Like you, I am also spending time understanding the market situation and as a newbie, I need to have a lot more knowledge. However, I focus on buying more during bullish times to get profits in the short term because this is the right time for a trader. Also if you have additional investment allocation you should keep a single buying tendency during bearish times. The current market situation is extremely volatile, resulting in massive price falls before proper planning but overall patience is the right policy to get profits.

[legend45]

Trading requires experience and skills. If we ever win, we must learn what strategy we used and what analysis we did to win. Likewise, if we lose? What mistakes did we make that caused us to lose. Of course, we must always analyze and know these experiences well.

I always analyze why I decided to go that way, for example I lost on a long, well I didn't see the market the right way, maybe I didn't read my volume well, maybe I didn't notice the shape of the chart and thanks to that things didn't work out for me, it's always good to analyze all those points of view because that's the only way we learn, I don't see any other way, of course I always make 3 traders and lose all 3 it's because I'm not seeing the market the right way and I have to reflect on why I saw the market that way and how I should see it for the next time I make an entry.

do the analysis properly when we decide to trade, read the chart and develop the right strategy by always focusing on monitoring the market and seeing the crypto market trend.
many are wrong in doing the analysis, this only requires experience and caution in making the analysis, the crypto market is very volatile and difficult to predict so we should have high discipline in learning trading.