Trading by analysis or by instinct?

[Celsius]

Trading based on analysis and trading based on emotions are two different things. Especially for those who have gained experience in trading, trading based on emotions is never seen. Only inexperienced traders trade out of instinct or greed, and in most cases, they end up losing capital and ultimately ending up trading with a zero balance. Therefore, for those who are new to trading, they should definitely not trade without knowing the ins and outs of trading, as in this case, there is a high chance of losing their capital. Moreover, one must always remember that emotions, feelings, one's own tempting instincts, etc. should never be allowed to take refuge in trading, as this will result in more losses than gains.

[milewilda]

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.

When it comes to intuition then this is something which cant be avoided on certain situations on which it will really be that something that needing up for you whether you will be that following that intuition or would really be sticking into your analysis on which it is really that much more preferrable if you will be sticking into your analysis. It is really just that there are times that intuition do really make that even more your preference to choose which one. It will really be that up into your risks management whether you will be following or doing the other one or the other one. So it will be that a situational thing.

[Crwth]

Sometimes, I do it instinctively by checking the recent market trends. It's not always the perfect result, but what I don't miss is the stop loss accompanying my actual trade. It's the most important part, IMO. It's always going to be that factor that I would be sure to set because I don't want to lose all my capital. It's better for me to decide with analysis mixed with instinct.

[enwi]

Sometimes, I do it instinctively by checking the recent market trends. It's not always the perfect result, but what I don't miss is the stop loss accompanying my actual trade. It's the most important part, IMO. It's always going to be that factor that I would be sure to set because I don't want to lose all my capital. It's better for me to decide with analysis mixed with instinct.

The integration of analytical and intuitive approaches to the making decision can be a successful strategy if it is performed under the moderation of risk. It is always active with many unpredictable factors that make it rational to set a loss limit so as not to make more losses. Everyone is not able to come up with a strict plan of operations to follow and even if one does, one is not able to stick to the strictures set due to impulsiveness that results in worse outcomes. Not all the results will be possible to meet or may not be expected but, the key is to be consistent staying perfectly balanced at the same time in terms of analysis and ever intricate and widening experience. As Charlemagne has done today, we should strive to be gentle and not be perturbed by movements in the market because it will make us ready to move to the next level without necessarily being forced by the current trends that are available.

[libert19]

My instincts are clouded so I am not able to recognize them, so I always rely on logic to make decisions, which sometimes works out and sometimes don't.

[LogitechMouse]

Re: Trading by analysis or by instinct?

Trading by analysis is always smarter, and a better approach because it will rely on your strategy and your own risk management compared to trading by instinct which often uses your emotions and sometimes, a bit of a guess as well.

Trading by analysis means using indicators, market trends, the fundamentals and in that way, traders can make better decisions that will increase their chances of success. Trading by instinct is more of an impulsive trading which is mostly driven by greed or in general, emotions and we know how bad trading through emotions can be.

[LUCKMCFLY]

When it comes to intuition then this is something which cant be avoided on certain situations on which it will really be that something that needing up for you whether you will be that following that intuition or would really be sticking into your analysis on which it is really that much more preferrable if you will be sticking into your analysis. It is really just that there are times that intuition do really make that even more your preference to choose which one. It will really be that up into your risks management whether you will be following or doing the other one or the other one. So it will be that a situational thing.

Well, intuition in trading is something that I don't think of like that, but this is because I read a book by Jesse Livermore that talks about this part of intuition, that it rarely occurred to him and when the idea of ​​doing it lent itself to him, he did it and made a lot of money, but of course it is something that happened to him sporadically, the idea is that it happens like this, and not that you have intuition every time you trade, so that is how I have applied it, although to be honest I have not had much intuition about trading, I always stick to the plan or what I choose to do.

[milewilda]

When it comes to intuition then this is something which cant be avoided on certain situations on which it will really be that something that needing up for you whether you will be that following that intuition or would really be sticking into your analysis on which it is really that much more preferrable if you will be sticking into your analysis. It is really just that there are times that intuition do really make that even more your preference to choose which one. It will really be that up into your risks management whether you will be following or doing the other one or the other one. So it will be that a situational thing.

Well, intuition in trading is something that I don't think of like that, but this is because I read a book by Jesse Livermore that talks about this part of intuition, that it rarely occurred to him and when the idea of ​​doing it lent itself to him, he did it and made a lot of money, but of course it is something that happened to him sporadically, the idea is that it happens like this, and not that you have intuition every time you trade, so that is how I have applied it, although to be honest I have not had much intuition about trading, I always stick to the plan or what I choose to do.

Sticking with the plan will really be always the best but there are times that intuitions could be felt and it will be that up to you whether you do follow it out or not because there are indeed moments or time on which you would really be that thinking that you can possibly be able to make up some winning trades or profitable ones when you do follow up your intuition. This could really happen and thats why some people been that giving out some attention into it on which it will really be basing up into the history or your previous results.

[LUCKMCFLY]

When it comes to intuition then this is something which cant be avoided on certain situations on which it will really be that something that needing up for you whether you will be that following that intuition or would really be sticking into your analysis on which it is really that much more preferrable if you will be sticking into your analysis. It is really just that there are times that intuition do really make that even more your preference to choose which one. It will really be that up into your risks management whether you will be following or doing the other one or the other one. So it will be that a situational thing.

Yes, it is something that we must know how to handle, there are times when we have that intuition to make certain moves when we ourselves realize that it is Something that goes far beyond anything else, so we must pay attention to that, but always under a Unique scheme of Responsibility that we do not get carried away by emotions and that we manage to do Something fair that we do not deplete our capital, if we do that then it is very good, but this cannot be taken as always doing it like that, we must always consider doing each move under a previous study.

[ZAINmalik75]

Trading based on analysis and trading based on emotions are two different things. Especially for those who have gained experience in trading, trading based on emotions is never seen. Only inexperienced traders trade out of instinct or greed, and in most cases, they end up losing capital and ultimately ending up trading with a zero balance. Therefore, for those who are new to trading, they should definitely not trade without knowing the ins and outs of trading, as in this case, there is a high chance of losing their capital. Moreover, one must always remember that emotions, feelings, one's own tempting instincts, etc. should never be allowed to take refuge in trading, as this will result in more losses than gains.

The funny thing is most of the newbies able to make profit on the basis of their instincts and greed they don't know they are being greedy they mistake it with their insticts and understanding of the market but in reality they are just making blind predictions of market on the basis of whatever they see on social media and TV.

They make money at first but with time they lose it all and then say, first crypto market give something and then take it all. I have heard this from many people but they don't realize their mistake.

[alltalk]

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

This is untrue. Using instinct will be riskier and it may lead a bigger chance for a lose. Meanwhile using analysis, it should be more secure because it considers reasonable factors. There are many things that we should analyze, it isn't about the fundamental aspect only.

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?

I use both technical analysis and fundamental analysis. TBH, I don't believe in using instinct. I assume using instinct isn't the right way to use for professional traders. Experienced traders must use analysis before they decide anything in trading. It shouldn't be an instant analysis but it must be based on complex analysis.

[SmartGold01]

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

This is untrue. Using instinct will be riskier and it may lead a bigger chance for a lose. Meanwhile using analysis, it should be more secure because it considers reasonable factors. There are many things that we should analyze, it isn't about the fundamental aspect only.

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?

I use both technical analysis and fundamental analysis. TBH, I don't believe in using instinct. I assume using instinct isn't the right way to use for professional traders. Experienced traders must use analysis before they decide anything in trading. It shouldn't be an instant analysis but it must be based on complex analysis.

Both has same effects and one could lose and also gain and there is no specific effect or exact results by both or each of them. If you trade by analyzing there are chance that one could lose as well, if one trades by instead there are all likelihood for that person to also lose as well. Then thing is we should be tightly targeting of what we need and carefully observe the market to know when to enter and exit the market, that is why it's important to hold than trading as we know it gives less pressure on the holder.

[Baofeng]

When it comes to intuition then this is something which cant be avoided on certain situations on which it will really be that something that needing up for you whether you will be that following that intuition or would really be sticking into your analysis on which it is really that much more preferrable if you will be sticking into your analysis. It is really just that there are times that intuition do really make that even more your preference to choose which one. It will really be that up into your risks management whether you will be following or doing the other one or the other one. So it will be that a situational thing.

Yes, it is something that we must know how to handle, there are times when we have that intuition to make certain moves when we ourselves realize that it is Something that goes far beyond anything else, so we must pay attention to that, but always under a Unique scheme of Responsibility that we do not get carried away by emotions and that we manage to do Something fair that we do not deplete our capital, if we do that then it is very good, but this cannot be taken as always doing it like that, we must always consider doing each move under a previous study.

So sometimes it work, sometimes it doesn't, and it's like it's luck as least that's how I felt during the time when I was trading. But still, it's best if you are going to stick to our analysis or what the graph says instead on our emotions.

And isn't it what others said, stay away from our emotions as we might lose a big amount of money. We should only trade base on the numbers and what the analysis is pointing us.

[LUCKMCFLY]

And isn't it what others said, stay away from our emotions as we might lose a big amount of money. We should only trade base on the numbers and what the analysis is pointing us.

Essentially that is all that is recommended, and personally I will always base myself on the fact that when we are doing things right we do not have to force ourselves to invent with those impulses, sometimes intuitions are small impulses that we cannot Recognize , and that an intuition is different, it feels different, that is why when something like that is applied you must know well and be sure that it is an intuition, but it is better to hold on to our analysis, it is much more reliable, in any case what will always prove us right is our experience , it is what teaches the most.

[rizqillah]

When it comes to intuition then this is something which cant be avoided on certain situations on which it will really be that something that needing up for you whether you will be that following that intuition or would really be sticking into your analysis on which it is really that much more preferrable if you will be sticking into your analysis. It is really just that there are times that intuition do really make that even more your preference to choose which one. It will really be that up into your risks management whether you will be following or doing the other one or the other one. So it will be that a situational thing.

Yes, it is something that we must know how to handle, there are times when we have that intuition to make certain moves when we ourselves realize that it is Something that goes far beyond anything else, so we must pay attention to that, but always under a Unique scheme of Responsibility that we do not get carried away by emotions and that we manage to do Something fair that we do not deplete our capital, if we do that then it is very good, but this cannot be taken as always doing it like that, we must always consider doing each move under a previous study.

So sometimes it work, sometimes it doesn't, and it's like it's luck as least that's how I felt during the time when I was trading. But still, it's best if you are going to stick to our analysis or what the graph says instead on our emotions.

And isn't it what others said, stay away from our emotions as we might lose a big amount of money. We should only trade base on the numbers and what the analysis is pointing us.

In trading we must rely on numbers by making analysis and we must not be influenced by bad emotions such as fear and greed.
This will make us less focused and lose.
Analysis is the main capital for trading and developing the right strategy by always monitoring the market.