Topic: Anxiety in trading (heart disease) - page 8. (Read 1789 times)

OP is right. But stress comes from more than just trading. Training your nervous system is beneficial for everyone. There are meditations for this so that you can slowly make decisions that are not tied to mood swings. A trader with a healthy nervous system is a successful trader. He knows how to draw the right conclusions from situations that are not going his way and build his strategy slowly but surely. Those who get upset every time, give up at any mistake, and put their health at risk put their health at risk, which is why we see so many bitter stories associated with traders.
Healthy exercise, a healthy diet, adequate sleep, and maybe some nootropics can help you keep your heart and mind healthy for a long time.

It is surprising to me to see a trader panicking or worried after losing a significant amount of money in trading. I think they should know that there is a high risk attached to what they are doing before they start it. I think they should know that it is work and that they should use the amount of money that they can afford to lose to trade. However, I think professional traders will not panic because they have experienced many different types of outcomes, both good and bad, in the market, so I think the type of trader doing these is a new trader who cannot control their emotions and greed, which pushes them to enter the market. Furthermore, they should know that their health should be the first thing to consider while doing things like this because, with the way trading works and the type of risk that is associated with trading, it is something someone should not jump into, and as a trader, the risk is very important to know.


The best solution for people who worry about something is that they should carry themselves near trading because these people will not last in the market and they may keep losing their money, so if I should advise them, I will tell them no to bordering with trading. If they say they really want to be involved in cryptocurrency, they should go with bitcoin investment and some potential altcoins with the hope of getting their money back with profit. I believe they won't regret it because telling them not to worry after losing will not solve their problem, but they should just trade.

Making investments of course we have to do with the knowledge we have and if we don't have good knowledge about investments of course we won't be able to do well until we can't make the right decisions in the investments we make and greed will make us unable to make investments. can make investments well and this will cause us to experience losses from the investments we make.

If someone makes an investment using borrowed capital, of course this will be very risky for them when the investment they make cannot work according to what they analyzed, of course this will be very difficult for those who have to think about how to pay off their loan and it will be better. they do according to their ability so as not to have many thoughts that cause us to experience health problems.

True! Trading is not for the weak; I don't discriminate, but that is a fact. Even if you are a strong-willed person, no one's going to take the anxiety that trading could give. Who could maintain composure despite the fear of losing money in trading? And in just one wrong move, you could lose all the funds you have in your trading account. But let's face it, trading is not trading if you will not lose money. If you can't take the idea of losing money and you should know for yourself that you can't be you after you lose money in trading, then you should not start it or stop it before it gets worse. But if a trader can't overcome that obstacle, then he or she can't become a fine and successful trader. Remember, before an expert trader becomes an expert, he or she has gone through different scenarios and experience in trading. Experience is the best lesson and teacher, including in trading.

Yes, when someone wants to trade, he is advised to use money that he is willing to lose. That's because it's to prevent things like this. However, money has a big influence on a person's mental state and health. Sometimes, there are many people who think that they can take risks, but when they are faced with these risks, they get sick and become stressed.
However, this may be something to emphasize before trading. If you want to try or are just learning, it's best to use minimal money. Don't enter into trading just because of the hype, or want to take big risks. Be wise in generating profits.

The contents in the link you shared is very educative, not only for traders but for everyone who in one way or another depressed. The psychological effects of some of the things we get ourselves into all in the name of making money is very immense and there's need for caution. I see no points in venturing into anything that will threaten peace of mind no matter how profitable it is. Trading and gambling are good examples of this. As far as money is involved, there will be definitely tension whenever things are not going according to your plan but is it necessary to continue? Definitely no. One to three attempts is enough to tell one whether you'll succeed or not.

How profitable trading is, actually makes it to tempt people into trying it out but only few survive in it. We make money to fulfill our dreams and enjoy the rest of our lives. Trading will give you the money if you are successful but you will end up spending the money on your health due to depression and anxiety you've been passing through trading. Based on my experience, I won't discourage or neither encourage anyone to trade, the choice is yours.

Trading is risky so those who can invest with that risk are the ones who get success. In the case of trading, of course anxiety comes when trading in something, if the market rises or if different people lose money, heart problems arise due to tension, many people may commit suicide because they cannot bear it. So definitely patience is very important in trading as anything can happen anytime in trading so we all have to continue investing with patience. Many times it is seen that many big traders also lose patience, they can't control their patience, maybe they lose money and have various kinds of accidents, so of course we have to invest patiently in trading or we have to do trading, then we will definitely get success through this.

This is nothing new to me. Stress is a silent killer, and trading, especially intraday trading generates a lot of stress. Particularly in retail investors who start in it incited by all the publicity that is given to it. If you add to the general stress that the vast majority are going to make losses, apart from screwing up their finances they are also screwing up their hearts. Another reason for those who want to start in trading moved by the influencer of the moment to think twice.

Those are so many people who are emotional about their success and defeat so after a loss they feel it so stronger that if directly cause a fatal disease in them. Don't trade without knowledge and also don't think too much about it as health is more important than money.

If you avoid trading then you may have more time to enjoy your life but you cannot make more money. Therefore if you don't want to trade then I will suggest you to invest some amount and then leave if until halving so your profit will be more and there will be more comfortable situations as compared to trading.

That's why any dictator or a good teacher will always teach you to not get greedy and only invest the amount you can easily lose without any sort of worry. Actually this is the major problem that comes into play people after getting into this world get attracted to some minimal cases of super profits and by hearing their stories they get a little greedy.

Then they invest from their savings and even by taking loans and suddenly the market crashes instead of holding on they get panic and throw out their investments. This is patience and mind game you have to be strong from both sides.Health comes first that any other thing.

Trading is somewhat like gambling where you can’t control its market outcome, but you can always limit your losses if you only trade at your own risk. There is no sure win in trading, as you can’t determine money making at all times. Hence, if you trade with high expectations to win in all your trades, you might only be frustrated and might develop anxiety that will lead to heart attack without you knowing.

Not only in trading, but most particularly in gambling, gamblers are also prone to heart attack. A lot of gamblers have been dealing with anxiety, and if they keep feeling that way, gamblers or traders will certainly end up having heart problems if the condition is not controlled.

Trading is a highly risky activity. You can lose everything you have in just a blink of an eye. This is the reason why trading is not advised for those who have weak hearts and emotions, and get easily fainted whenever they receive bad news. Good thing if they win consistently, but it’s more possible to lose frequently than winning at a regular basis.

Your heart condition will certainly be put at risk. So if you think you can’t stand the pressures in trading, don’t decide to trade in the first place but focus more on hodling bitcoin. You can still end up with massive profits through hodling if you are patient and have faith on your investment.

Every job has its own inherent risks, if a person is highly emotional I would never recommend them to become traders, since if they were to lose a few trades and they saw their capital going down, it is likely they will begin to suffer some health issues, which over the long term they could become chronic, not many trading books talk about this, however there are some outstanding books that talk about it, and they are very candid about the side effects that trading may have on a trader.

I'm an anxious person myself. When I first started trading a few years ago, I couldn't handle my emotions; it was an emotional rollercoaster. I managed to make decent returns through it by risking relatively reasonable amounts, ranging from $300 to $700 at a time. Although the returns were more than decent, in most cases at least, I couldn't handle the stress, which was one of the main reasons I stopped, along with worrying too much and spending more time than I should have on top of a screen.

I'm now in better shape in terms of anxiety, but I still refrain from trading. The closest I've come is trading the launchpool tokens, which are basically free money; thus, the anxiety factor is non-existent. With that being said, I couldn't imagine someone with a heart condition on the trading scene. Trading is unfortunately not for everyone, especially those with mental issues and uncontrollable stress, let alone someone with something more serious, like a heart condition. Imagine what could happen if you combined both.

Not only just that limited on gambling but also in other things as well on which you would really be that needing to have that kind of emotion control so that on the time that you would
be experiencing those extreme disappointment. Its really just that normal that we would really be having those disappointments and could really be able to cause up some stress
on which this is really that something health hazard if you do continue something like this. This is why it would really be always best that you should really be having that kind of emotion control
because if you dont then you would really be ending up on having that kind of health problems just because you are minding that much about on how much you have lost
and the errors and mistakes that you are doing. As long you wont really be able to have such control then you would really be finding this always to be stresssful.

Thanks for the reminder OP.
TBH, I felt this when I was starting in trading. The feeling that you might end up losing your money whenever you enter a trade. The feeling of being anxious and constantly thinking of losing my capital.

I guess I need to commend those full-time traders out there who managed to become successful in trading. I mean for sure, they have experienced it as well when they were starting, but they're dedicated or motivated to become successful in trading hence, they became one. As for me, trading isn't for me, and will never be for me. I lost quite a lot of money in trading already, and I don't want to continue trading just to lose my money, and at the same time, risk my life.

If trading isn't for you, just do like what I'm doing. Buy and hold. Lesser profit yes, but fewer problems, lesser stress, lesser risks in health. Always take note that "HEALTH > MONEY".

So it's really good that we trade when our mind and health are in good condition, because our emotions sometimes, when there are things that we really don't expect, only two things can happen or it can give us, either for our good or harm.

Of course, if it's good, the response of our emotions is good, which will help our health condition, and if it's not good, our health will also be affected, number one, because an individual can be stressed or depressed.

People with medical conditions such as heart problems, hypertension, anxiety attacks, and other problems such as overthinking, stress, lack of self-control and patience shouldn't be in industries such as trading and gambling because sudden gains and losses can be threatening for them as they can face severe problems due to any of the two outcomes if they are sudden and unexpected.
A person must know themselves very well, so they should know what conditions and problems they have in their life and they should only do what wouldn't harm them in anyway because money is important but health is more important in my opinion.

In a bull market, greed is always prevalent and the feeling of fear is losing the opportunity to sell Bitcoin at a higher price. Therefore, there is no need to track Bitcoin prices on a daily or weekly basis, and trading now is very dangerous compared to hodling. It is easier to keep Bitcoin and sell it at a price of 150k to 180k instead trading that may cause you losses.

people who have a history of heart disease, stroke, asthma, or other diseases that can recur when faced with stress and pressure, should not need to trade because they will be very susceptible to this activity. because there have been many cases where traders died after they lost a trade or sat in front of the screen for too long watching the charts, where their worries led to disaster.

if someone wants to trade, they should always make sure that they do not have a history of such fatal illnesses, and they must be in a fit condition when trading. traders also don't need to force themselves to trade and manage their time so that trading activities are not healthy for them.