Positivity goes a long way. (2)

[TomPluz]

As far as my stand on this matter, we actually do not have any business discouraging anyone from entering or from risking money in trading or any other related activities in the cryptocurrency industry. And that is true, while we may warn anyone on the possible risks out of concern, we should do it in a nice, positive manner. Trading can be risky but it is also a way for many to make good money and success. What we should do maybe is to share our good and bad experience and letting the other person weigh down everything and decide for himself. Some people maybe afraid of risks but there are some who look at risks as the other side of profits.

[Findingnemo]

I doubt that's not the right approach, being optimistic is great but when guiding others we need to be transparent no more or not less, we just have to tell them the reality and let them decide whether the trading is their path to choose or not by weighing the potential gains with the risks involved. If they are ready to overcome them it's good to guide them in the path despite facing the risks.

[vegasus]

I doubt that's not the right approach, being optimistic is great but when guiding others we need to be transparent no more or not less, we just have to tell them the reality and let them decide whether the trading is their path to choose or not by weighing the potential gains with the risks involved. If they are ready to overcome them it's good to guide them in the path despite facing the risks.

I agree with this, being optimistic is indeed very good in some ways. It's just that, when it comes to investing in crypto, especially when we are guiding other people to invest in crypto too, then we should really try to win the truth over all the possibilities that exist. So it's not just about optimism for very high price increases and providing high profits. But also providing information that this also carries high risks. It's not a matter of pessimism, no, this is different, but more about informing people about things that make more sense, and indeed everything has risks. So that when an undesirable market condition occurs, they already understand and are ready, not shocked and angry with us.

[Chilwell]

Though true, but it's still better to let anyone one who's interested in trading to know what his up against. Trading is risky but a lot of people still makes it from trading. That's because they didn't give up even in their hardest times. Having the right mindset is what would push you forward. Trading can't make you rich, it will only makes you profitable. I guess that's where alot of persons miss it. When you finally become profitable, you look at your past and try to imagine the footsteps you took to get there and find out that it wasn't easy at all.

Trading can make an individual rich, but it is not that easy, it requires hard work and dedication and even successful traders have to work hard to maintain their profitability. There is a difference between a professional trader and a new trader. Professional traders have developed instincts and intuition through the years of their experience, analysis, and also learning from losses. Knowledge and analysis are also important for trading, but knowledge and analysis can be very difficult to apply in practice, most especially beginner traders. But with experience, losses, and continuous learning, traders can develop the skills, instincts, and intuition needed to become successful and profitable.

[sampoerna]

As someone with an interest in trading, in order to succeed as a trader, you will need to be ready to overcome the mental obstacles

Mindset is one of the most important factors in crypto trading. But to be honest, it is not easy to manage our minds and emotions while trading. That is why, we really have to have a strong mentality to be able to face all possible things, both big losses and profits.

I, as an individual, have certainly contributed through my statement to discouraging another aspiring trader because I failed to end my warning with a positive statement that can be reassuring.

Warnings from other people's losses are actually a good thing, if we are able to understand them and learn from that bad experience. But unfortunately, often people will not learn if they have not experienced the failure themselves.

[bitterguy28]

Warnings from other people's losses are actually a good thing, if we are able to understand them and learn from that bad experience. But unfortunately, often people will not learn if they have not experienced the failure themselves.

it is because experiencing it ourselves is a different feeling than we could ever expect it’s hard to actually think logically when you are in the situation already and whatever you thought you were prepared for would make you realize that you aren’t that prepared yet until you have experienced it yourself

what would be more foolish is if even after you have experienced something you still do not learn from the experience and continue to make the same mistakes

[taufik123]

I, as an individual, have certainly contributed through my statement to discouraging another aspiring trader because I failed to end my warning with a positive statement that can be reassuring.

Warnings from other people's losses are actually a good thing, if we are able to understand them and learn from that bad experience. But unfortunately, often people will not learn if they have not experienced the failure themselves.

People will never be able to learn if they don't experience the failure that comes to them in real terms.
Seeing many examples of real failures, they only serve as a guideline, they do not understand how the failure occurs.

I may have been in this forum for quite a long time and know how to do TA and FA analysis and how failures I have experienced.
It gave me a great experience and knew what I had to do.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

We should know and be aware that some of the things we do are being watched or emulated by other people, we have to be more guided in everything we do because we don't know who is next over there watching on us from things we do, some of our actions may be to their encouragement and some may be a disappointment on them because we don't actually know they are watching on us, lets try as much to put in more efforts in what we do, this will have to be the motivation some might be waiting for in what they intend to do.

[sampoerna]

Warnings from other people's losses are actually a good thing, if we are able to understand them and learn from that bad experience. But unfortunately, often people will not learn if they have not experienced the failure themselves.

it is because experiencing it ourselves is a different feeling than we could ever expect it’s hard to actually think logically when you are in the situation already and whatever you thought you were prepared for would make you realize that you aren’t that prepared yet until you have experienced it yourself

what would be more foolish is if even after you have experienced something you still do not learn from the experience and continue to make the same mistakes

Yes, I agree with you, because experiencing it yourself is much more real and makes us really affected by the results.

If it is a loss, we will definitely feel a burden that may vary, and it will definitely make our feelings a little complicated, directly.

and if it is profiting, then we ourselves will feel the satisfaction and happiness of the victory.

yes, indeed, that makes sense. Although in fact, from other sources we should also be able to take experience and lessons, especially if it is related to silly things, big losses, scams, and others that cause big losses or even crime or suicide.

[Chilwell]

As far as my stand on this matter, we actually do not have any business discouraging anyone from entering or from risking money in trading or any other related activities in the cryptocurrency industry. And that is true, while we may warn anyone on the possible risks out of concern, we should do it in a nice, positive manner. Trading can be risky but it is also a way for many to make good money and success. What we should do maybe is to share our good and bad experience and letting the other person weigh down everything and decide for himself. Some people maybe afraid of risks but there are some who look at risks as the other side of profits.

You are actually on point. We all are humans and we are different in our own ways of life. So even our psychological thoughts will be different, so just because you trade and you lose doesn't mean that everyone will lose on trading, so don't discourage any one that seek for your advice on trade. What you just need to do is to tell them your experience, difficulties, challenges, obstacles and the risky part of it and also tell them the advantages of trading. What the OP said in really right, "positivity goes a long way" if you have positive mindset on what you are about to involve yourself in, then everything will work out perfectly for you, but if you have negative thoughts about it, you will find it very difficult to achieve what you wanted.

[tequilla_sunset]

People will never be able to learn if they don't experience the failure that comes to them in real terms.
Seeing many examples of real failures, they only serve as a guideline, they do not understand how the failure occurs.

I may have been in this forum for quite a long time and know how to do TA and FA analysis and how failures I have experienced.
It gave me a great experience and knew what I had to do.

Making mistakes is the part of the process.
The main thing is to learn from them and adapt, and don't hold them too close to yourself - otherwise, it may work in a wrong way and give you false hopes / signals to take action.

[ZAINmalik75]

I doubt that's not the right approach, being optimistic is great but when guiding others we need to be transparent no more or not less, we just have to tell them the reality and let them decide whether the trading is their path to choose or not by weighing the potential gains with the risks involved. If they are ready to overcome them it's good to guide them in the path despite facing the risks.

I also had the same thought but we can improve it by not showing them the green garden we should share the bad side of crypto too that they can make huge lose from crypto and many has even sold their kidneys to buy crypto and later they did not made profit and lose an important organ of their body just because they were bullish on a crypto.

Opportunities are given to everyone in crypto but only smart one takes benefit. They don't overtrade and put their greed in their trades, we should guide them properly about greedy and it is not always profit profit sometime there is lose lose too.

[dekafee79]

I doubt that's not the right approach, being optimistic is great but when guiding others we need to be transparent no more or not less, we just have to tell them the reality and let them decide whether the trading is their path to choose or not by weighing the potential gains with the risks involved. If they are ready to overcome them it's good to guide them in the path despite facing the risks.

I also had the same thought but we can improve it by not showing them the green garden we should share the bad side of crypto too that they can make huge lose from crypto and many has even sold their kidneys to buy crypto and later they did not made profit and lose an important organ of their body just because they were bullish on a crypto.

Opportunities are given to everyone in crypto but only smart one takes benefit. They don't overtrade and put their greed in their trades, we should guide them properly about greedy and it is not always profit profit sometime there is lose lose too.

crypto does provide us with the opportunity to gain profit, but we must understand and have the knowledge to take the risk. It can be done by trading or becoming a long-term holder. Everything is adjusted to our ability to invest, and what expertise we have.

[tequilla_sunset]

crypto does provide us with the opportunity to gain profit, but we must understand and have the knowledge to take the risk. It can be done by trading or becoming a long-term holder. Everything is adjusted to our ability to invest, and what expertise we have.

Agreed, risks should be managed properly.
If the knowledge is there, then the results would be positive, and there is a clear target in the mind of a person, be it done by trading or investing.

[Findingnemo]

I doubt that's not the right approach, being optimistic is great but when guiding others we need to be transparent no more or not less, we just have to tell them the reality and let them decide whether the trading is their path to choose or not by weighing the potential gains with the risks involved. If they are ready to overcome them it's good to guide them in the path despite facing the risks.

I also had the same thought but we can improve it by not showing them the green garden we should share the bad side of crypto too that they can make huge lose from crypto and many has even sold their kidneys to buy crypto and later they did not made profit and lose an important organ of their body just because they were bullish on a crypto.

Opportunities are given to everyone in crypto but only smart one takes benefit. They don't overtrade and put their greed in their trades, we should guide them properly about greedy and it is not always profit profit sometime there is lose lose too.

Just like any other field, crypto has its ups and downs. The one peculiar thing is the volatility the most stable crypto currency can crash 20% or even more in matter of minutes which can trigger the panic selling button to the people who are new to the crypto currency that's why educating them about the volatility range as well as the reality of it will recover from crash if the coin we are holding has potential to grow.