I've been studying trading for a long time but I don't focus on trading, especially analyzing charts or anything like that, I'm also not an active trader, I only trade when I find interesting information, like a small example, the Bitcoin halving, there are lots of sources. sources I find especially on Twitter if I think it has potential I will buy it and keep it
Trading is not something we have to jump on immediately. It is good when we give ourselves the time to wait and be patient so we don't become a problem for ourselves later when things becomes hard. We can learn how to trade for as long as 6 months to fully understand the system also working with a pro trader that had been in the market for a very long time. Those people that had decided to learn trading for just few weeks or months would always complain on why they are not making profits.
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I spoke to a tutor who teaches trading, and he said for his lectures, he teaches for an extended period of nine months for anyone who wants to learn trading from him. Please I like to read the personal experience of some traders here, how long did it take you to learn to trade profitably, and what was the hardest thing to learn? did it take you weeks, months or years? Do you think that trading can be learnt well in a short time like three weeks for a quick trader? Can someone who is a proffesional trader just go straight to the point pointing out what is needed to make a successful trader to a newbie to learn quickly?
From my own experience for me to become better at trading, I need to learn for about a year, I learned it from the Internet without anyone guiding me although it's recommended to learn it from someone so we will get a better experience. Also it's not like something that we learn in a few months and we are already good at it we need to experience real trading the more we trade the more our analysis becomes better. For those who want to learn trading and have some friends that good at trading don't be shy to learn from them cause having a teacher is more efficient rather than learning from the Internet.
Week is less time but it can be possible that a person can learn well in a month by giving proper timing to it.
Learning to trade for a week is possible but you don't see the good results and that's okay. A month is also the same.Some people learn throughout the year but their losses are more than their wins so it means that either their mentor is not giving them accurate Knowledge or they are not concentrating on getting knowledge from their mentor.
That's true, a year is like the minimal or count it like 6 months and that's where you get serious if you think that you're for trading and trading is for you. When you've spent a lot and then you're not able to get the good results you're expecting, that's just going to discourage you to stop and I think that's a decent span for someone who wants to determine if it's long or not.
I've been studying trading for a long time but I don't focus on trading, especially analyzing charts or anything like that, I'm also not an active trader, I only trade when I find interesting information, like a small example, the Bitcoin halving, there are lots of sources. sources I find especially on Twitter if I think it has potential I will buy it and keep it
You are more suited to being a Holder than a trader, because you only buy coins that have potential and you just keep them. long term holding just need to buy recommended coins like bitcoin. But becoming a trader is quite difficult because you have to learn a lot of analytical knowledge. Basic knowledge for beginners must be mastered, even if they are not professionals, they must know about trading. I'm also bad at chart analysis and can't predict perfectly using indicators. just following some of other people's analysis, but not completely.
No one can determine as to how long an individual can learn in crypto trading. There are some who are considered fast learners so they have an edge compared to those slow learners. But it’s not actually how fast they learn in trading, but it actually matters on how they’ll apply their learning when they are already in live trading. Having some certain skills and strategies are great, but it also depends on how you will process them when you are already in the real trading scenario.
I've been studying trading for a long time but I don't focus on trading, especially analyzing charts or anything like that, I'm also not an active trader, I only trade when I find interesting information, like a small example, the Bitcoin halving, there are lots of sources. sources I find especially on Twitter if I think it has potential I will buy it and keep it
Why you don't focus on learning trading? If you don't focus on it, you probably never get a proper knowledge in trading. It is a bit surprising that you never focus in trading although you've spent a long time learning trading. You don't need to be a day trader if your focus in learning it, but it is a must to be an active/regular trader. You can trade weekly if you can't trade daily. You can just adjust the time for trading with your main jobs, but you need to trade because you will get an experience by trading regularly.No problem if you more often to trade when you get interesting information. But you can't stop trading at all when you think there is no interesting information. Anyway, there should interesting information every day if you look at closely in each crypto coin. Bitcoin halving just happens once every 4 years, you will miss too many chances for trading if you only wait for the information.
There’s no certainty as to when traders completely learn trading. Some may achieved it through weeks or months, while others may take a year before they get the point in trading. But that won’t be an issue, the important thing is you trade mostly for profits and not in consecutive losses. Otherwise, if you often trade and outnumbered your gains with losses, I guess you are not learning in reality, but you learn the wrong way in trading.
Trading should be first learned and many people come to join trading without learning about it and they think that they will be learn as well as do trading which is not a good idea because in trading you can face big loss without knowledge. When things are new we cannot understand them well so same is the trading when we enters in the market for the first time then we are in stress and our all decisions become wrong due to such stress therefore learn well to reduces the stress and take better decision.
Week is less time but it can be possible that a person can learn well in a month by giving proper timing to it. Some people learn throughout the year but their losses are more than their wins so it means that either their mentor is not giving them accurate Knowledge or they are not concentrating on getting knowledge from their mentor.
I've been studying trading for a long time but I don't focus on trading, especially analyzing charts or anything like that, I'm also not an active trader, I only trade when I find interesting information, like a small example, the Bitcoin halving, there are lots of sources. sources I find especially on Twitter if I think it has potential I will buy it and keep it
We learn every day in trading and no one knows it best , if you think you are good in trading and you stop trading and later on you resume trading you will notice that what you learnt before now is not enough to make you trade well, it is important for people to know that trading is something you Learn every-day. The day you stop learning trading that will be the day trading will become so complicated to you. Learning of trading is everyday so far as you are into trading. 
I've been studying trading for a long time but I don't focus on trading, especially analyzing charts or anything like that, I'm also not an active trader, I only trade when I find interesting information, like a small example, the Bitcoin halving, there are lots of sources. sources I find especially on Twitter if I think it has potential I will buy it and keep it
Trading is not something we have to jump on immediately. It is good when we give ourselves the time to wait and be patient so we don't become a problem for ourselves later when things becomes hard. We can learn how to trade for as long as 6 months to fully understand the system also working with a pro trader that had been in the market for a very long time. Those people that had decided to learn trading for just few weeks or months would always complain on why they are not making profits.1. Could make them rich easily
2. Could make them able to learn up the skill overnight
3. Could potentially be able to have an easy grasps with it
4. Could be to learn it and trying to mimic out those profitable trades
Once you do have this kind of insights and belief towards yourself then you might really be that ending up on having that disastrous condition
on which we do know that it isnt something that someone could really easily be able to recover up.
If you are planning on learning trading then you should really be that serious on doing so. You should really be having the patience and
really having the passion and dedication and br wary that this isnt something that you could really be able to learn
up overnight.
I've been studying trading for a long time but I don't focus on trading, especially analyzing charts or anything like that, I'm also not an active trader, I only trade when I find interesting information, like a small example, the Bitcoin halving, there are lots of sources. sources I find especially on Twitter if I think it has potential I will buy it and keep it
Trading is not something we have to jump on immediately. It is good when we give ourselves the time to wait and be patient so we don't become a problem for ourselves later when things becomes hard. We can learn how to trade for as long as 6 months to fully understand the system also working with a pro trader that had been in the market for a very long time. Those people that had decided to learn trading for just few weeks or months would always complain on why they are not making profits. I spoke to a tutor who teaches trading, and he said for his lectures, he teaches for an extended period of nine months for anyone who wants to learn trading from him. Please I like to read the personal experience of some traders here, how long did it take you to learn to trade profitably, and what was the hardest thing to learn? did it take you weeks, months or years? Do you think that trading can be learnt well in a short time like three weeks for a quick trader? Can someone who is a proffesional trader just go straight to the point pointing out what is needed to make a successful trader to a newbie to learn quickly?
When I first started trading one of my toughest obstacles was market research. I don't understand why any coin price goes up and down, yet I haven't properly researched the market for training. But I suffered losses by trading small amounts a few times. I'm still trading profit and loss, I haven't done market research properly yet. But when the market goes down, I start trading with little money and when some amount of capital increases, I sell it.
to be able to hold up at least on a short span of time but basing up on how things works or in default then it would really be just that anyone who could really be able to reach out.
Trading isnt something a skill that would really be given or taken things into but this is something that you could really be able to change up for the better.
When it comes to learning then there would really be tons or tons of possible ways on learning and getting various information but in the sense that
they would really be borrowing then this is something that would be different.
I've been studying trading for a long time but I don't focus on trading, especially analyzing charts or anything like that, I'm also not an active trader, I only trade when I find interesting information, like a small example, the Bitcoin halving, there are lots of sources. sources I find especially on Twitter if I think it has potential I will buy it and keep it
I spoke to a tutor who teaches trading, and he said for his lectures, he teaches for an extended period of nine months for anyone who wants to learn trading from him. Please I like to read the personal experience of some traders here, how long did it take you to learn to trade profitably, and what was the hardest thing to learn? did it take you weeks, months or years? Do you think that trading can be learnt well in a short time like three weeks for a quick trader? Can someone who is a proffesional trader just go straight to the point pointing out what is needed to make a successful trader to a newbie to learn quickly?
When I first started trading one of my toughest obstacles was market research. I don't understand why any coin price goes up and down, yet I haven't properly researched the market for training. But I suffered losses by trading small amounts a few times. I'm still trading profit and loss, I haven't done market research properly yet. But when the market goes down, I start trading with little money and when some amount of capital increases, I sell it.
Even if you learn how to trade with a mentor, tutor or a teacher, the problem of uncertain trading would still be the same I think because crypto is a volatile market, no one is right and wrong all the time, the answers sometimes flips on itself. So I would advocate for doing more self-teaching on trading rather than taking on a mentor or a teacher that needs to be paid to teach you something that can be wrong, sure the fundamentals can help but getting yourself in and doing the dirty is in my opinion the best way to teach someone how to trade, of course that only works the trading part though, we need to make sure that we're not being absolute on everything. And when it comes to the time if it's self-taught, could probably take a year or more or 4+ months.
If you're good at learning with a mentor, do it. But eventually, when you're learning then you'll have to leave that mentor and you'll think that you're more than enough and can stand on your own already. That's how it goes with trading when you're starting to make a profit but if it seems that much to take that mentor, find another mentor if your comfort is through a mentor just for you to start. Whatever gets you on foot, do it because you're the one that's going to learn and not others so find your comfort whichever you think is the best way for you to get on your shoes and expect that it might take a while.
There’s no certainty as to when traders completely learn trading. Some may achieved it through weeks or months, while others may take a year before they get the point in trading. But that won’t be an issue, the important thing is you trade mostly for profits and not in consecutive losses. Otherwise, if you often trade and outnumbered your gains with losses, I guess you are not learning in reality, but you learn the wrong way in trading.
I would say it's indefinite, it depends on how capable the user is to learn and practice the knowledge they got by learning. Sure they can learn the theories about the analysis, strategies etc but to master those strategies and analysis takes quite some time and even then it could take years because so many possibilities you can find and there are lot of room to improve. Even master in trading have experienced losses, so just do it with your own pace.
I spoke to a tutor who teaches trading, and he said for his lectures, he teaches for an extended period of nine months for anyone who wants to learn trading from him. Please I like to read the personal experience of some traders here, how long did it take you to learn to trade profitably, and what was the hardest thing to learn? did it take you weeks, months or years? Do you think that trading can be learnt well in a short time like three weeks for a quick trader? Can someone who is a proffesional trader just go straight to the point pointing out what is needed to make a successful trader to a newbie to learn quickly?
It can never be guaranteed how long it will take someone to learn to trade perfectly. Trading is a very complicated thing to learn it, first you have to give fundamental basic knowledge, then you have to collect its various resources, then you have to learn technical analysis, then you have to test, then there is risk management. These things can never be learned at once and also it depends on how progressive a person is. It appears that someone can do professional trading in 8 months to 2 years and some can't do it even in 5 years.
It takes individual time to learn trading completely Some may have to explain many times, some may gain enough knowledge about trading very quickly in a short period of time. Learning trading quickly depends on his memory because the better his memory, the faster he can gain knowledge about trading. It depends on his memory. But there is no end to learning about trading, the more knowledge about trading, the more successful he is in training. When we learn trading from a teacher he may teach me something by hand but personally we have to trade after I gain enough knowledge about training. If we can do trading with patience then surely we will succeed through it Patience is very important thing in trading.
There is no given specific duration of time that is mapped out to learn to trade, it all depends on your ability to grasp fast, the amount of interest, and the quality of time put in and your dedication that will actually determine how long or fast you would learn to trade.
Trading isn't an easy thing to and most newbies tend to quit a long the road and never finish up the because of the stress that they may face studying and understand the chart and the market.
We have to make effort to at least draw the line so we can understand when it can be said that someone have finally known how to trade. It is really difficult because learning how to place a trade, put stop loss and take profit and other basic operations cannot be used to qualify anyone to have learnt how to trade. Rather something like consistency can be used as yardstick. If that be the case, consistency requires much more than ability to grasp fast because trading psychology is an important ingredient of trading consistency. Trading isn't an easy thing to and most newbies tend to quit a long the road and never finish up the because of the stress that they may face studying and understand the chart and the market.
Therefore, I think trading is a continuous process that no one can say they have learnt. In other words, the learning never stops in trading because the market is dynamic. To succeed, one must continue to evolve together with the market and the continuous learning is part of it.
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