Topic: Anxiety in trading (heart disease) - page 4. (Read 1791 times)

completely agreed with this one the stress is straining sooner or later it will affect our body, i mean i know that feeling when market suddenly dumps and we lost nearly half if not more of the money we invested, it feels like as if the world is doomed, the hearts racing and we just can't stop regretting our decision and thinking that we better off not investing into anything but things has already happened we can let go but deep down we all know that its such a regretful event that potentially disrupt our mind.

trading just involves so many thing that sometime if the profit we are making within this period of trading isn't that meaningful amount we better off not trading at all.
everyone should know that if we push ourselves too hard to trading that mentally taxing, we gonna be paying medical bills in the future.
instead of getting profit we gonna lost more, so stay healthy and just don't overtrade, or if you have anxiety just try to find other job.

It's true and in my opinion what is really felt is the mental pressure that makes a person really experience psychological disorders that make him really feel uncomfortable if he is in front of the monitor for too long analyzing the market, but I think this is something that This is normal for all traders to feel because the market is very volatile which can cause us to experience losses, especially if we don't focus on analyzing because we are disturbed by anxiety in our minds which makes us more likely to make careless decisions.

On the other hand, I understand that when you want to learn seriously then you will be able to develop and will have more strategies to gain profits, but not everyone is really able to always survive in terms of accepting pressure and also yes I think trading is not in recommended for people who have different personalities or meaning trading is not recommended for those who are easily provoked and have a personality that is sensitive to things which makes it easier for them to get emotional when things do not go as expected, because it is clear that there is a big possibility You will experience more significant pressure along with emotions that dominate more when the results at the end of the session are not what you expected, and yes of course it is better to look for another profession if you are able to do it without having to make you feel the significant things that are happening. beyond your abilities.

The anxiety, worrying and extreme mental stress that accompanies trading is one of the reasons many traders don't last long in trading. I read a post earlier that talked about people who don't go into trading full-time but only teach other people trading. We should understand that there are some people who are interested in trading but would not be able to trade due to the mental stress that comes with it and their inability to manage their emotions too. There is absolutely nothing wrong if they decide to quit full trading and pursue something else which is legal, provided their health and safety can be guaranteed. Trading is not a do or die business, if the side effects outweigh the potential benefits, then you should have a rethink.

Seriously, you are not supposed to panic when trading, when trading, just make sure you do your analysis well before entering a trade. Trading is what we are supposed to be doing for fun, we are supposed to be happy when trading, we are not supposed to be scared because we are in a trade. That’s why we are supposed to trade with an amount that we can afford to lose.

Most people who are always scared when trading are those who are trading with a large amount of money and can’t afford to lose it, or those who are really desperate to make money from the trade they enter at a particular time. But we should know that trading is all about profits and losses, you can’t always make profits, losses will definitely set in sometimes.

Experience is something that you would really be able to gain or something that you would really be able to have but since people are really that rushing up to become good or something that one who do really knows
then it would really be that not shocking that they would really be that prone into tons of mistakes until they would be making out those kind of realizations. We do know that this isnt something that you could really be able to make yourself learn in a short time period. It would really be needing up that sufficient time and the effort you will really be needing to apply. Also anxiety is really just that normal but this could really be that avoided if you are someone whose really that good when it comes to emotion handling and really that easily adjust then this wont really be that much of an issue i should say.
There are really just that those individuals who are really that expecting or anticipating too much on something positive without even trying out to see or assume with those cons on which this is something
a normal approach you could really be having.

It's just a cycle that will continue to happen, the market will continue to change unexpectedly.
But as a trader who can do some analysis and also see fundamentals, the cycle can be analyzed earlier so that we will always be prepared for all crypto market conditions that will occur.

Trading in the past will be a useful experience to evaluate how the trade was done and correct any mistakes that occur.

Trading should not be compared to gambling because they are two different things. They both might look the same when you look at them from the surface but it you start trading like myself or you are gambling you will see the difference between the two. Anxiety in trading comes when you do not know what you are doing. If you know how to trade very well you should not be anxious because you know you are going to be successful with your trades, the only time that you'll miss your trade is when the market gets an unexpected news that changes the direction of the market from being bullish to bearish or from being bearish to bullish. In this type of situation, you do not have to blame anyone because it is not your fault and any trader would have missed that trade in spite of the experience they got.

It is true that not everyone can make a profit from trading even though they have good knowledge in trading. There are many things that we have to understand in order to make a profit in trading, such as managing emotions when trading because if someone cannot control their emotions, of course it will be very dangerous. it is difficult for them to be able to analyze the market well and this will be very influential in making decisions on the trading that we do. To be able to trade, of course we have to have another source of income so that when the trading we do cannot produce a profit, we can still have other sources that can meet our needs.

You would really be finding yourself to be that too stressful on the time that you would really be having that kind of anticipation that you could really be able to deal up with trading so easily.
You will really be having that kind of expectation on which on the time that you will be doing trading then on the time that you do see your are doing or having those negative results
then your emotions will really be the ones that would really be that causing up for you to get stressed and would really be impulsive.

This is why on the time that you would really be that putting up yourself or into a condition on where you do make out some trades and ended up expecting positively then you would really be finding yourself
that becoming that emotional, not unless if you are making yourself that versatile then there would really be that kind of adjustment on which this wont really be causing up
that much emotional effect which might lead into that anxiety and other emotional approach.

I don't think so because I feel that a person can only lose money in trading if they get into it without gaining enough knowledge about it because you tend to fail in anything you do if you don't know much about it so trading is no exception. Traders who get into the market after learning everything about trading and the market itself including cryptocurrencies, their movements, and then the technical stuff such as reading charts, using indicators, creating strategies, etc., will surely gain success.

The most important thing in trading is your attitude, if you lose a few trades in the initial stage and give up, it is not going to work for you, but if you accept your losses, evaluate your mistakes, and improve the areas where you are lacking, you will eventually become a good trader for sure.

i'm sure that even if we love so much about our job we eventually hits that point where we are really burning out and want to take a break, same thing with trading, someone might be so invested with trading and im not talking about capital but the attention and effort and will still eventually burns out not to mention that trading is really mentally exhausting and it does create stress that affect our brain in the long run and even other internal organ, some people have different anxiety level, someone with high anxiety level never advised to take part into a job that could causes their anxiety to be rising up, that will spell massive disaster in the long run if anybody is taking that mentally stressing job while also suffer from crippling anxiety.
its not even worth the long term if we somehow gotten into bad health and need to pay high number of bill, anybody that has anxiety need to know that maybe its good to find another job.

Trading is like gambling, although it's more organized because a trader has to learn trading skills, unlike casinos and bets that're more of guess works, nevertheless, despite the knowledge of fundamental and technical analysis, they can still lose. So trading is work that you enter and you don't know the outcome, whether you're going to profit or lose your hard earned money. I believe that this takes out a lot from traders anything they want to enter the market, anxiety and worries can develop into high BP which can lead to other more serious heart related illnesses. Trading is hard and traders should use money that they can afford to loose, also they need another source of income.

Anxiety happens to everyone, just like phobia and it can comes in different form. What I have learn about money is that not everyone has mind to lose money and what's trading all about if you are not ready to lose some money. You can take money from the market if you are not ready to lose yours, a sacrifice must be made but you can limit it by using stop loss. If you don't have the mind to lose some, you shouldn't be trading in the first place.

Concerning heart attack and high blood pressure, I think it's very necessary we all know about our health conditions. If you are the type of person that has high blood pressure, I don't see any reason why you should be trading in the first place because any small mistake from trading can result into heart failure and that can lead to quick death if there is no immediate medical attention. Never even consider trading if you have high blood pressure no matter your age or experience in trading, it's for your own good.

The question is, why should we stress at work that we like or at work that we really understand how to do? I personally never feel stressed in a job that I really love myself, even though it may not be liked by other people. So don't feel stressed about work that we already like because it could hinder us in going through the process of moving towards a better direction in the future. Think of it as routine work that must continue to be done at all times, even though sometimes you have to take into account certain moments in the market.

Worry will always be there when we trade, but if the worry is excessive then it could be said that they are actually not in a very ready state when trading, for example they are using money that is not for them to trade, so if they experience a loss they will get into trouble because they have to replace the money we lost when trading.
Everything must be prepared as well as possible, because it is important to maintain our mentality in trading. Because whether we like it or not, our mentality will influence us in making decisions. We must be in a calm state when thinking to make decisions, it is not good to make decisions under pressure.

Trading as a full-time job? You need to have the stomach for it. It's an extremely stressful and anxious environment that makes gambling look like a piece of cake. I'm not at all bothered by gambling, yes, sometimes I may be a little frustrated or anxious when watching the match I bet on, but just that. I also spent a good time in front of the computer during the Covid-19 quarantine and can relate to what you were feeling. I couldn't stand being in front of the computer, I couldn't let go and do something else, the stress is unbearable, especially if you're an anxious person like myself and stopped shortly after.

I don't think gambling can relate to that feeling, because people usually compare the two, you have the ability to control a lot of what's happening in order to have some peace of mind, something that you cannot do at trading.

I once tried to make trading my full-time job for a few months in the past bull run, in 2021 and I have to say that it was one of my worst decisions ever. I had to sit in front of the computer or smartphone for most of my time, sometimes I even had to skip a night and be awake because price was so volatile that it was necessary to keep awake in order to not lose and catch a good profit. Now I suggest everyone to not consider it as a full-time job because stress is unbearable, it's impossible to live this way long-term, even short-term sucks very much. Such a high stress, like OP said, negatively affects health. Young people won't notice anything in twenties and thirties but stress over stress builds up over time and then many health problem arises.

When they are not sure about what they are doing in the trade they are making, of course they cannot understand correctly what they are going to do in the trade and it would be better for them to go back to studying trading so they can analyze it first properly before deciding to trade. because without correct analysis of course we will not be sure about what we are doing so we will experience failure in trading and someone who trades greedily will certainly make it very difficult for them to gain profits from trading and they will miss out on many advantages.

but its still undeniable though that the stress generated from such activities might give strain to heart but indeed having calculated the risk and also just betting on the money that someone can afford to lose like basically if they lose the money they can just forget it is definitely better than forcing ourselves to go all in and be mentally stressed which could in turn causes heart disease in the long run.
there is so many studies out there finding out the relation between stress and heart disease its often stress the main culprit of heart disease.
usually though the trading activities that causes most stress is the derivative ones like future where we sometime over leverage just for the sake of pursuing greater profit.
i experienced first hand that future with high leverage is really stressful, forcing us to watch out for the sudden price hike or dumps.

The state of mind at which people trade is very important for traders to recognise it. when people are having doubt or fear of lose in trading it means they are not really sure of what they are doing. The reason why people have this fear is because they don't really know what they are doing. People needs to understand trading very well, learning trade to get good understanding we reduce the level at which people fear to lose their money. What also makes people to be afraid to lose money in trading is when they use money they can't afford to lose it makes them to develop fear because they are not sure what will be the outcome of the trade bit because of greed people still go ahead of trading to make money.