TRADERS are not UNEMPLOYED

[MUGNIA]

I think crypto trading is the same as trading in general, it can be said to be a business, where if we do day trading we will definitely get income every day, if one coin is down we can trade in other coins that have the potential to provide profit, so if someone says unemployment, it might be true because a crypto trader is not seen working, people only see him playing with his cellphone, staying at home, going out only when necessary, unlike office workers who according to people are called workers

[doc]

I think crypto trading is the same as trading in general, it can be said to be a business, where if we do day trading we will definitely get income every day, if one coin is down we can trade in other coins that have the potential to provide profit, so if someone says unemployment, it might be true because a crypto trader is not seen working, people only see him playing with his cellphone, staying at home, going out only when necessary, unlike office workers who according to people are called workers

A person who focuses on trading may seem unemployed because they don't seem to work, but they have daily income from their day trading profits. This requires focus and always monitoring the market, doing analysis and having the right strategy and it can be said that they are professional traders if they are already experts in trading.

[erus]

Traders are actually very strong entrepreneurs in terms of mentality and have many assets that are traded and sought for profit, traders are very disciplined people because they know how to take probit and hodL for coins that have the potential to rise.
Unemployment may seem like just staying at home because staying at home to trade crypto is also very easy, I also access this altcoinstalks forum at home with a notebook and sometimes use my personal smartphone.
So, don't equate unemployment and traders because that is very different in meaning.

[Agbe]

There are still many who think that trading activities are just fun and not a job, but trading is work, trading is categorized as self-employed or in the big dictionary -> people who work for themselves, so traders immediately refute those who think you are unemployed just because they don't see you have a boss, you are your own boss, don't be discouraged by what they say, if you are very comfortable and get consistent profits then keep it because when you try to find work out there, you it will only waste your opportunity to become a professional trader.

However, traders are advised to have a fairly stable side income to support their finances because the market always moves freely and unpredictably.

anyway, I have created this topic in another forum.

Yes I agree with you on this your point because trading is actually work that those engaged in it are doing so any one still looking at traders as lazy and jobless should have a rethink as trading is actually a good job that people are earning a living from in this current era where the internet has taken over everywhere trading is one thing thing that has been keeping people busy and meaningful engaged

[bettercrypto]

For me, trading is in my opinion like a profession that in the end you will have additional skills, because it will benefit you for a long time if you can use it correctly in your life as your own source of income. It is like your own job where you don't have a boss because you control your time.

But you have to work, and you must really know the right strategies to use here so that you can get income either passive or part-time income.

[Hisbullah]

For me, trading is in my opinion like a profession that in the end you will have additional skills, because it will benefit you for a long time if you can use it correctly in your life as your own source of income. It is like your own job where you don't have a boss because you control your time.

But you have to work, and you must really know the right strategies to use here so that you can get income either passive or part-time income.

I agree with you, trading is a profession where we can manage our own time because we don't have a boss.
Trading is a skill that makes us skilled in taking profit from our trades so that we have [income from this business.
And it's not easy, because to be skilled it takes a long time to learn it.

[Zed0X]

I cannot blame people who say it's not  real job because there are 'traders' who boast on social media how easy it is to make a profit. They say just spend a few minutes and then it's money. While that may be true to good traders or those who copy trades, people who works in the physical world would most likely still think that they live in social media.

[electronicash]

I cannot blame people who say it's not  real job because there are 'traders' who boast on social media how easy it is to make a profit. They say just spend a few minutes and then it's money. While that may be true to good traders or those who copy trades, people who works in the physical world would most likely still think that they live in social media.

i've seen those ads on youtube lol one was even bragging with his yacht.

you can say trading is not a job. some people re just force to trade because they don't have a job.  one youtuber told his story bout his trading journey started when he lost his job and he turns to trading instead off looking for another job. to which he did look for a job but was rejected for a year.

he was unemployed then and still is unemployed today but he is trading. he is making money and manages his time.

[Mia Chloe]

For those that don't engage in copy trading, trading can actually be a full time job and that's because it's actually more of a skill than a gamble of money like some people do say it is. 90% if not even all of the downsides to trading all trail back to losses and the more potential you profit is in terms of lot size and leverage, so also your potential losses tend to be.

People that have the opinion that trading is not a skill or can't actually as a full time job are mostly those that don't wish to settle down and take their time to understand the dynamics and behaviour of how the trading system works instead they view it as more of gambling.

[JoyMarsha]

Trading often demands more time from individuals than any other activity they engage in. I have witnessed people who solely rely on trading for their livelihood because they have developed expertise in it and are earning significant profits. Many have chosen to leave their traditional jobs to become self-dependent through trading, as it often yields better financial returns.

I have heard stories of individuals quitting their jobs to pursue trading full-time. They seem genuinely happy with their decision, rarely complaining or paying attention to the opinions of others regarding their new career in trading.

[Celph]

There are still many who think that trading activities are just fun and not a job, but trading is work, trading is categorized as self-employed or in the big dictionary -> people who work for themselves, so traders immediately refute those who think you are unemployed just because they don't see you have a boss, you are your own boss, don't be discouraged by what they say, if you are very comfortable and get consistent profits then keep it because when you try to find work out there, you it will only waste your opportunity to become a professional trader.

However, traders are advised to have a fairly stable side income to support their finances because the market always moves freely and unpredictably.

anyway, I have created this topic in another forum.

Well,at this period;i doubt if anyone still sees teading as"just for fun".just for Fun?A platform you earn good money? Big lol.
From the topoic,"traders are mot unemployed"refers to traders being employed right?
But employed by who? Well,you use your money as  capital, someone doesn't stake their capital so you could earn a pranut share.Thats trading.i think we are basically unemployed cause no one employs you with their capital.
Then moving on to your retailing of the topic,what you're saying os just completely different because you talking about traders having a fairly stable income to support their investments.Meaning they use their capital right?
Your whole detailing is quite confusing really.

[libert19]

I cannot blame people who say it's not  real job because there are 'traders' who boast on social media how easy it is to make a profit. They say just spend a few minutes and then it's money. While that may be true to good traders or those who copy trades, people who works in the physical world would most likely still think that they live in social media.

Social media always prints different reality than what is, even good traders and copy traders can not be right all the time, it's wise imo if we consider what we see on social media as grain of salt, I find it overall better for my mental sanity too.

[DragonF]

There are still many who think that trading activities are just fun and not a job, but trading is work, trading is categorized as self-employed or in the big dictionary -> people who work for themselves, so traders immediately refute those who think you are unemployed just because they don't see you have a boss, you are your own boss, don't be discouraged by what they say, if you are very comfortable and get consistent profits then keep it because when you try to find work out there, you it will only waste your opportunity to become a professional trader.

Employment is whatever provides a person with an income, and as you stated, no one should work for another person before feeling like they have a job. After all, even if he works for someone, the person he works for does not work for anyone else, so is it reasonable to say that such a person is unemployed?

The perfect answer to the above question is no, because a business owner is self-employed. This is the same for a trader. As long as he makes a profit and is able to pay his bills from his trading, he is employed and will be classified as self-employed. However, due to the volatility of trading, traders must diversify. 

[Gposas]

I guess employment is simply categorized with a legal way of making money to keep life going.
To me it doesn't matter how the job looks like, as much as it's a legal and positive way/medium of realizing wages.

On a critical view, trading as a job employment seems more easier, relaxing and less stressful when it comes to manpower/physical strength.
In most cases a trader even earns more than a worker who rely on monthly salary/wages. On a favorable day, a trader can realize alot of profit..., sometimes even consecutively... Though the market can be a kind of deceptive sometimes and the period of loss must definitely come, but as a trader, I think one must have gotten the skill and knowledge of managing risk.

On my point of view, it doesn't matter what people around say concerning what kind of job I handle, since I can obtain legit money from it... Then I'm good to go.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Well, before now, I did think that trading is something that should only be taken as side hustle and not rely upon for a life time but from the experience I have gathered so far, trading is actually a greate difficult skill that can be properly learned by anyone that is determined to do so and can make money from it every day. While learning how to trade, it's improper to quite your job or rely on trading but it should only be relayed upon after you have master how to take profit daily from the market. From my experience in the market so far, I don't think it's difficult to collect at least 20% profit from the market every day.  Imagine starting with $100 and taking 20% profit every day which is very very possible for an experience trader.