Trading by analysis or by instinct?

[Findingnemo]

Have you ever experienced an incident that did not even match expectations, where when many people always campaign that trading must use analysis, while what happens is sometimes far different from reality

- When trading using analysis, we actually lose
- When trading using instinct, we actually profit

I want to hear your experiences in trading, especially those who have been able to generate regular income from trading, do you use technical analysis, fundamentals or just use instinct or feeling?

Trading with instinct is a gamble it can go right or wrong so it's just a coincidence that you ended up profits while following your instincts but I bet you won't be if you trade consistently.

Analysis is important aspect, you can't make any decisions just blindly, it has to be based on something and TA is the most obvious choice we have.

[Gposas]

Have you ever experienced an incident that did not even match expectations, where when many people always campaign that trading must use analysis, while what happens is sometimes far different from reality

- When trading using analysis, we actually lose
- When trading using instinct, we actually profit

I want to hear your experiences in trading, especially those who have been able to generate regular income from trading, do you use technical analysis, fundamentals or just use instinct or feeling?

Trading in some cases can become so unpredictable even with Technical and Fundamental analysis that'll end traders to use their own personal instinct to predict a trade.

Though this doesn't quite happen often to some professional traders who takes time to analyse the market properly before placing trades.
In most cases trading with instinct is massively used by beginners who has no much knowledge on trading but has enough funds as capital and this most likely generates loss at the 3rd and 4th time of consecutive trials.
But to the Pro's I guess they make use of their instinct in trading probably ones in a very long time when analysis cannot vividly expose the profitable direction of the market.

[Chilwell]

Have you ever experienced an incident that did not even match expectations, where when many people always campaign that trading must use analysis, while what happens is sometimes far different from reality

- When trading using analysis, we actually lose
- When trading using instinct, we actually profit

I want to hear your experiences in trading, especially those who have been able to generate regular income from trading, do you use technical analysis, fundamentals or just use instinct or feeling?

A professional Trader  that has been trading for many years and have enough knowledge on trading skills and years of experience in the trading can actually trade with instinct but only when their proven strategies are consistently yielding profits.but in a situation where by a trader doesn't have a good foundation on trading, it is important to rely on analysis, studying patterns, and risk management techniques to manage the markets effectively.

[enwi]

Have you ever experienced an incident that did not even match expectations, where when many people always campaign that trading must use analysis, while what happens is sometimes far different from reality

- When trading using analysis, we actually lose
- When trading using instinct, we actually profit

I want to hear your experiences in trading, especially those who have been able to generate regular income from trading, do you use technical analysis, fundamentals or just use instinct or feeling?

A professional Trader  that has been trading for many years and have enough knowledge on trading skills and years of experience in the trading can actually trade with instinct but only when their proven strategies are consistently yielding profits.but in a situation where by a trader doesn't have a good foundation on trading, it is important to rely on analysis, studying patterns, and risk management techniques to manage the markets effectively.

Traders cannot simply base their decisions on gut feeling while trading because that no matter how much experience one has in trading, the strategy can prove dangerous. The market as we know needs not be predictable and there are several factors that are beyond its control. Any decision made by using the data and analysis can only be better than making a decision purely on the basis of information. That is why even such long term traders still need a clear framework, be it technicals, or the usage of fundamentals, or a mixture of both. That is a dangerous game to follow one’s gut feel which is why it is essential to follow more of a specific set of cheques and balances in the market reading process.

[JoyMarsha]

- When trading using analysis, we actually lose
- When trading using instinct, we actually profit

This can't be true because trading is not what to go by what your instinct tells you because trading can't be gotten correctly by guessing work as we do in gambling most times. Trading that relies on winning by instinct will lose more than imagined. That's why most traders learn the trading analysis first before they start to trade.

[bayu7adi]

- When trading using analysis, we actually lose
- When trading using instinct, we actually profit

This can't be true because trading is not what to go by what your instinct tells you because trading can't be gotten correctly by guessing work as we do in gambling most times. Trading that relies on winning by instinct will lose more than imagined. That's why most traders learn the trading analysis first before they start to trade.

Will using that analysis make you always win??? There is no guarantee of that, my friend... it is true that I do not justify doing something without calculation, but instinct can say otherwise when you feel something different... and it really comes from a human instinct....

I do not recommend always making decisions based on instinct, because if the decision is wrong, you will be in real trouble and evaluating the cause of your mistake is very funny...

The topic I created is actually just to share what I feel, because decisions taken by instinct are not always lost... that's the interesting thing here... there is still a chance to get profit even without thinking (not to be done often, because it comes purely from luck)...

[enwi]

- When trading using analysis, we actually lose
- When trading using instinct, we actually profit

This can't be true because trading is not what to go by what your instinct tells you because trading can't be gotten correctly by guessing work as we do in gambling most times. Trading that relies on winning by instinct will lose more than imagined. That's why most traders learn the trading analysis first before they start to trade.

Trading based on gut feeling is really something that can bring continuity of a win and actually it is not advisable. Most times, decisions made temporarily without any basis end up producing results that are not encouraged. That is why sometimes many traders make it a point to carry out an analysis before engaging themselves in the markets. This way there is better style of strategy that is preferred that does not have to take more risks that are unnecessary when there is enough information in order to have an understanding of how price movements of any currency behave. Facts have it that the market has so many drivers that need to be managed that it would be very advisable not to just rely on one’s feeling. Generally, the opportunity to get better result gets enhanced when we have a better understanding.

[philipma1957]

Have you ever experienced an incident that did not even match expectations, where when many people always campaign that trading must use analysis, while what happens is sometimes far different from reality

- When trading using analysis, we actually lose
- When trading using instinct, we actually profit

I want to hear your experiences in trading, especially those who have been able to generate regular income from trading, do you use technical analysis, fundamentals or just use instinct or feeling?

Trading in some cases can become so unpredictable even with Technical and Fundamental analysis that'll end traders to use their own personal instinct to predict a trade.

Though this doesn't quite happen often to some professional traders who takes time to analyse the market properly before placing trades.
In most cases trading with instinct is massively used by beginners who has no much knowledge on trading but has enough funds as capital and this most likely generates loss at the 3rd and 4th time of consecutive trials.
But to the Pro's I guess they make use of their instinct in trading probably ones in a very long time when analysis cannot vividly expose the profitable direction of the market.

I think instinct and t/a are pretty worthless.

if you structure your buy  sell and hold patterns correctly you won't lose a lot. it is much more of a waiting game.

three zones.

buy zone
hodl zone
sell zone

and do not vary or lose patience.

[DragonF]

I think instinct and t/a are pretty worthless.

if you structure your buy  sell and hold patterns correctly you won't lose a lot. it is much more of a waiting game.

three zones.

buy zone
hodl zone
sell zone

and do not vary or lose patience.

Patience is key. Only patient traders have the ability to hodl. Traders hodl for years just to see how much their crypto assets yield before selling. Traders who hodl do not lose money in the market, with the exception of a few traders who may have an emergency and decide to sell and would not care about the value of their cryptocurrency. Apart from this scenario, hodlers always profit.

However, it is always advisable for a trader to conduct fundamental and technical analysis before deciding on which cryptocurrency asset to hodl. These analyses will demonstrate how promising the cryptocurrency is and the potential for it to increase in value.

[dave_strider]

- When trading using analysis, we actually lose
- When trading using instinct, we actually profit

This can't be true because trading is not what to go by what your instinct tells you because trading can't be gotten correctly by guessing work as we do in gambling most times. Trading that relies on winning by instinct will lose more than imagined. That's why most traders learn the trading analysis first before they start to trade.

Gut trading may work once, but it won't work twice.
Whereas analysis is where success lies in the long run, due to the risks being lower and the possibility of success - higher.

[Chilwell]

Traders cannot simply base their decisions on gut feeling while trading because that no matter how much experience one has in trading, the strategy can prove dangerous. The market as we know needs not be predictable and there are several factors that are beyond its control. Any decision made by using the data and analysis can only be better than making a decision purely on the basis of information. That is why even such long term traders still need a clear framework, be it technicals, or the usage of fundamentals, or a mixture of both. That is a dangerous game to follow one’s gut feel which is why it is essential to follow more of a specific set of cheques and balances in the market reading process.

I didn't mean that traders should ignore analytical trading entirely or rely solely on emotions. What I suggest is that, an experienced traders can leverage their existing knowledge and strategies, which have been profitable to them to make good and informed decisions. With years of their experience, traders can develop instincts that will enable them to make informed decisions without regularly or continously re-analyzing the markets. By combining their expertise with instinct, traders can be able to manage their risk and maximize profits, and also have confidence in their market decisions. A professional traders will be more comfortable and will also have the ability to handle any unexpected thing that affect the market without relying or depending on analysis, because their instincts will guide them. I did not deny that instinct trading doesn't have disadvantages, but It also have advantages.

[pieppiep]

I think instinct and t/a are pretty worthless.

if you structure your buy  sell and hold patterns correctly you won't lose a lot. it is much more of a waiting game.

three zones.

buy zone
hodl zone
sell zone

and do not vary or lose patience.

Patience is key. Only patient traders have the ability to hodl. Traders hodl for years just to see how much their crypto assets yield before selling. Traders who hodl do not lose money in the market, with the exception of a few traders who may have an emergency and decide to sell and would not care about the value of their cryptocurrency. Apart from this scenario, hodlers always profit.

However, it is always advisable for a trader to conduct fundamental and technical analysis before deciding on which cryptocurrency asset to hodl. These analyses will demonstrate how promising the cryptocurrency is and the potential for it to increase in value.

Yes, Long-term investment does entail patience and absolute belief in the returns, based on the value, that is likely to appreciate in the future. When deciding where to store the crypto assets, we also use the waiting factor as well as the ability to determine the market situation. Thus not everyone remains constant so they cannot be able to endure what happens, but those who do last and remain constant, they are compensated with results in relation to the number of years gone. Also, other important elements still remain a part, those are tend to consider all the available information before making the decision. As a result, by studying the assets that will be stored there is more confidence when facing movements in the market, which will make the decisions made more profitable.

[bhadz]

- When trading using instinct, we actually profit

It is the same by having analysis, sometimes we lose as well. And that's why for that reason, we have to make it up to ourselves that we'll be careful whether we use analysis or just instinct. But I can relate with using instinct in trading. Actually, it's not a day trading strategy but more likely of holding for a while and then selling it when I am able to make some money. It's funny but it's a real thing that happens when a random trader just chooses some coin without having any analysis and yet they profit.

[rizqillah]

- When trading using instinct, we actually profit

It is the same by having analysis, sometimes we lose as well. And that's why for that reason, we have to make it up to ourselves that we'll be careful whether we use analysis or just instinct. But I can relate with using instinct in trading. Actually, it's not a day trading strategy but more likely of holding for a while and then selling it when I am able to make some money. It's funny but it's a real thing that happens when a random trader just chooses some coin without having any analysis and yet they profit.

if you only rely on instinct and choose random coins, you should choose top coins. because the possibility of getting bigger profits.
in trading requires analysis, not instinct. that's why we have to learn to make analysis and have a strategy, this is for short-term trading. While if we only buy and sell, we can also do it, but still make analysis.

[LUCKMCFLY]

One should trade in general thanks to analysis, instinct is good, but not all the time, instinct appears only when it should appear, it is something that happens innately and for some strange reason, but it is not something that has to be done always like that, the one who trades by instinct is always a total lie, by intuition things will go wrong, because trading is not like that, sometimes the analysis by itself fails, and it fails because at that moment we do not have the correct vision of the market.