Are crypto advisers worth to be looking for?

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Quote from: Mumbeeptind1963 on March 03, 2020, 06:42:50 AM

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Quote from: desticy on February 19, 2020, 07:42:06 PM

In our time, the most difficult thing is to distinguish good information from useless information.

But in order to do this, you will have to somehow pass through large layers of information that you essentially will not need, but from all this diversity you can after a while be able to identify and isolate truly valuable knowledge.

In other words, no one will give you a ready, and most importantly the correct answer, it must be formed independently in your brain through the processing of a large amount of data related to the topic of interest to you. Learn everything that you are advised on this forum and in the end you will understand what is really worth it.

Correct, even in good trading books you are going to find mistaken information and the only way to distinguish this is by testing this information against the reality of the markets, once you do that you will quickly realize if the idea you are reading holds any merit or if it is just another idea you can discard really quickly and that holds no value whatsoever, however reaching this level in which you can tell truth from lies takes a lot of time especially if you are the kind of trader that likes to see how a system that supposedly works performs with the behaviour of the markets and to do this effectively you will probably have to learn how to code.

For me yes because it will help you to understand more about trading but its depend in traders if they want an adviser. However having a crypto adviser is good but if you want to learn it from yourself that is better because theres a time you will find something and you will know your limit, but if you dont understand something dont hesitate to asked some question to those really know about trading.

All the information is anywhere, be it in social networks, books among others, the main thing that must be understood is to learn to understand how the market moves, the why, the fundamentals, why the whales act like this, there is a lot of information In the volume, if you learn to read the volume, there is a lot of information only there, it is a matter of seeing the market, of learning, of looking for the reasons, that is where the true knowledge is born, thus I have learned.

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Quote from: South Park on February 23, 2020, 05:50:20 PM

Quote from: desticy on February 19, 2020, 07:42:06 PM

In our time, the most difficult thing is to distinguish good information from useless information.

But in order to do this, you will have to somehow pass through large layers of information that you essentially will not need, but from all this diversity you can after a while be able to identify and isolate truly valuable knowledge.

In other words, no one will give you a ready, and most importantly the correct answer, it must be formed independently in your brain through the processing of a large amount of data related to the topic of interest to you. Learn everything that you are advised on this forum and in the end you will understand what is really worth it.

Correct, even in good trading books you are going to find mistaken information and the only way to distinguish this is by testing this information against the reality of the markets, once you do that you will quickly realize if the idea you are reading holds any merit or if it is just another idea you can discard really quickly and that holds no value whatsoever, however reaching this level in which you can tell truth from lies takes a lot of time especially if you are the kind of trader that likes to see how a system that supposedly works performs with the behaviour of the markets and to do this effectively you will probably have to learn how to code.

For me yes because it will help you to understand more about trading but its depend in traders if they want an adviser. However having a crypto adviser is good but if you want to learn it from yourself that is better because theres a time you will find something and you will know your limit, but if you dont understand something dont hesitate to asked some question to those really know about trading.

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Quote from: desticy on February 19, 2020, 07:42:06 PM

In our time, the most difficult thing is to distinguish good information from useless information.

But in order to do this, you will have to somehow pass through large layers of information that you essentially will not need, but from all this diversity you can after a while be able to identify and isolate truly valuable knowledge.

In other words, no one will give you a ready, and most importantly the correct answer, it must be formed independently in your brain through the processing of a large amount of data related to the topic of interest to you. Learn everything that you are advised on this forum and in the end you will understand what is really worth it.

Correct, even in good trading books you are going to find mistaken information and the only way to distinguish this is by testing this information against the reality of the markets, once you do that you will quickly realize if the idea you are reading holds any merit or if it is just another idea you can discard really quickly and that holds no value whatsoever, however reaching this level in which you can tell truth from lies takes a lot of time especially if you are the kind of trader that likes to see how a system that supposedly works performs with the behaviour of the markets and to do this effectively you will probably have to learn how to code.

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The trouble here is the fact that bitcoin is unpredictable and unregulated which means there is neither a method nor a person that could always be right. This is more like shooting a dart in the dark most of the time when big things happen, there is definitely calmer times like for example today where people would definitely know what to do and TA might help and basically many things that could profit you, however when we talk about those days with 10%+ movements those are unpredictable and nothing could stop bitcoin going down 30% or up 30% in few days which is why nothing could ever help you but luck. If you are lucky enough you will listen to some guy who will turn out to be correct or you will check some charts that will be correct, otherwise you will lose money if you are unlucky.

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Quote from: Mttewndew on February 10, 2020, 11:56:59 AM

Hey. Can you tell the beginner if there are any professional advisers who can teach you how to trade in practice? Crypto courses and general informative articles are great, but I'm having in mind something with more practice included. Does it make sense to look for them and how much scam there might be?

For you to get an adviser means that you’re probably going to be paying them money to teach you and do the practical and all that. Then my question is – how are you looking for this adviser, like where? Are you looking for the adviser online or offline (locally)? If you mean online trade adviser, then it’s of no need because there are already lots of videos you will find on YouTube that will help you learn a lot of things about trading. Most of the videos you will find in YouTube about trading are practical, and you will be able to follow up and do the same things they do.

As for offline, you can get someone that will help you learn, at least that will be good since they will help you understand it better and you will be able to ask questions if there is anything you’re not understanding.

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Blockchain is open source technology, you can find all info for free, if you are ready to search and read a lot. Of course one person will hardly see everything, there is so many things about crypto, you can spend days and weeks reading about what happened before, development of specific coins, their plans and roadmaps. So you read all that and you have some opinion about all that.
Basically advisor is someone who did that, he did all the research, and he created his opinion (his opinion). Would you believe someone opinion just like that? Of course not, you need to know that person, does he have an objective thinking, does he have a good analytic skill... and so on. If you believe that he really did his job regarding researching and that he have good skills, than it will be worth taking advice from that person. But just to point out that you can do all that alone and have your own opinion!

Absolutely and honestly you can really be an independent person inside the crypto world no matter how new you are in this kind of things for the information that you need is all in the internet, no one will be always on your side here except for yourself so why bother asking someone for advice if you have different perspective to the methods and techniques being used in trading and other stuff. And also when you ask for someone's advice you will more likely to be cage in his opinion and advices that can limit your potential so instead of putting time for advisers go and invest knowledge to yourself.

Yes they worth it but I think you dont need crypto adviser because you can do it by yourself. Also all of us have different way of looking in life, so i think its better if you choose your own decision so you dont regret in the end, while having a crypto adviser can only help you to decide, tell their perspective, teach you strategy but for me its better if you learn all of this by yourself.

Advisors can help, but what I say is to not take their advice for grant. You never know, but maybe your advisor receives money for advices he is giving, for example McAfee! On one side they are telling you to buy, on other side they are dumping. You really need to trust the person you are listening, if you don't have trust in that person their advises will harm you, at least there are high chance for that to happen.

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Quote from: Mttewndew on February 10, 2020, 11:56:59 AM

Hey. Can you tell the beginner if there are any professional advisers who can teach you how to trade in practice? Crypto courses and general informative articles are great, but I'm having in mind something with more practice included. Does it make sense to look for them and how much scam there might be?

Why would you even need one?
You are already on this forum so why not use this forum to learn?
There are so many tips and advice from traders on this forum?
Would you rather spend money with a risk of being scammed rather than doing your own research?

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Quote from: Magkirap on February 22, 2020, 09:12:25 AM

Quote from: iv4n on February 22, 2020, 04:56:30 AM

Blockchain is open source technology, you can find all info for free, if you are ready to search and read a lot. Of course one person will hardly see everything, there is so many things about crypto, you can spend days and weeks reading about what happened before, development of specific coins, their plans and roadmaps. So you read all that and you have some opinion about all that.
Basically advisor is someone who did that, he did all the research, and he created his opinion (his opinion). Would you believe someone opinion just like that? Of course not, you need to know that person, does he have an objective thinking, does he have a good analytic skill... and so on. If you believe that he really did his job regarding researching and that he have good skills, than it will be worth taking advice from that person. But just to point out that you can do all that alone and have your own opinion!

Absolutely and honestly you can really be an independent person inside the crypto world no matter how new you are in this kind of things for the information that you need is all in the internet, no one will be always on your side here except for yourself so why bother asking someone for advice if you have different perspective to the methods and techniques being used in trading and other stuff. And also when you ask for someone's advice you will more likely to be cage in his opinion and advices that can limit your potential so instead of putting time for advisers go and invest knowledge to yourself.

Yes they worth it but I think you dont need crypto adviser because you can do it by yourself. Also all of us have different way of looking in life, so i think its better if you choose your own decision so you dont regret in the end, while having a crypto adviser can only help you to decide, tell their perspective, teach you strategy but for me its better if you learn all of this by yourself.

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Quote from: iv4n on February 22, 2020, 04:56:30 AM

Blockchain is open source technology, you can find all info for free, if you are ready to search and read a lot. Of course one person will hardly see everything, there is so many things about crypto, you can spend days and weeks reading about what happened before, development of specific coins, their plans and roadmaps. So you read all that and you have some opinion about all that.
Basically advisor is someone who did that, he did all the research, and he created his opinion (his opinion). Would you believe someone opinion just like that? Of course not, you need to know that person, does he have an objective thinking, does he have a good analytic skill... and so on. If you believe that he really did his job regarding researching and that he have good skills, than it will be worth taking advice from that person. But just to point out that you can do all that alone and have your own opinion!

Absolutely and honestly you can really be an independent person inside the crypto world no matter how new you are in this kind of things for the information that you need is all in the internet, no one will be always on your side here except for yourself so why bother asking someone for advice if you have different perspective to the methods and techniques being used in trading and other stuff. And also when you ask for someone's advice you will more likely to be cage in his opinion and advices that can limit your potential so instead of putting time for advisers go and invest knowledge to yourself.

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Blockchain is open source technology, you can find all info for free, if you are ready to search and read a lot. Of course one person will hardly see everything, there is so many things about crypto, you can spend days and weeks reading about what happened before, development of specific coins, their plans and roadmaps. So you read all that and you have some opinion about all that.
Basically advisor is someone who did that, he did all the research, and he created his opinion (his opinion). Would you believe someone opinion just like that? Of course not, you need to know that person, does he have an objective thinking, does he have a good analytic skill... and so on. If you believe that he really did his job regarding researching and that he have good skills, than it will be worth taking advice from that person. But just to point out that you can do all that alone and have your own opinion!

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Quote from: Spaffin on February 21, 2020, 02:20:58 PM

First of all, I always listen to the advice of those people who brought me to the cryptocurrency market, who helped me to develop earnings on cryptocurrency and the use of cryptocurrency for trading. It is these people that I trust the most in this area of activity and I believe that they are the best advisers for me and it makes no sense to look for others, even more professional ones, because the risk will be very high.

If these people are giving your good advise and you are benefiting from, it would be foolish to look for other advisers.
You can compare this to having a working strategy and still we choose to find another strategy instead of focusing on the working ones.
Actually you are lucky you have an adviser, for me, I have to learn and work on my own as I choose to trust myself alone in my journey in crypto investing.

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First of all, I always listen to the advice of those people who brought me to the cryptocurrency market, who helped me to develop earnings on cryptocurrency and the use of cryptocurrency for trading. It is these people that I trust the most in this area of activity and I believe that they are the best advisers for me and it makes no sense to look for others, even more professional ones, because the risk will be very high.

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On my way I met a lot of people giving advice related to investing in cryptocurrencies and overseeing various cryptocurrency funds.
Some of them were even my mentors and guides in the cryptocurrency environment.

However, the main conclusion that I could draw as a result of interacting with these people is that no one knows 100% what will happen to the crypto market in the future, even in the near future.
Many times I received tips and predictions that later did not come true and were simply not suitable. Perhaps my curators were not the best, but they had a rather extensive list of achievements.

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Quote from: dentolas on February 13, 2020, 04:24:16 PM

With so many scams and covert pumps and dumps it would be a miracle to get usefull lessons... and besides, sucessfull expert traders have lots of money and will not spend time teaching newbies... I would advise to read about charts and volume and then gain some experience with small trades...
Trading is not for everyone, I am more a holder as I've found that to be sucessfull in trading you must take it serious and burn the midnight oil

I agree with you You just said that trade is not that easy We need to spend a lot of time and work hard to learn the trade Charts play the most important role in trading. Based on this I can trade myself if I can learn the trading charts by applying my skills.

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Quote from: alani123 on February 20, 2020, 02:49:43 AM

I would say absolutely not.

Blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies have different aspects of them that involve multiple fields.
A single person can't be a jack of all trades and also master them all. If you need programming, get a programmer, if you need predictive models, get an analyst etc. There's no such thing as a crypto advisor...

Maybe he meant how to start making money in the world of Crypto. Like when we are beginners in the world of Crypto, of course we feel confused where to start. I personally like that, I'm confused how to get money from Crypto. Now I say thank you to my advisor for teaching me many things about the world of Cryptocurrency.

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I would say absolutely not.

Blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies have different aspects of them that involve multiple fields.
A single person can't be a jack of all trades and also master them all. If you need programming, get a programmer, if you need predictive models, get an analyst etc. There's no such thing as a crypto advisor...

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Quote from: Mttewndew on February 10, 2020, 11:56:59 AM

Hey. Can you tell the beginner if there are any professional advisers who can teach you how to trade in practice? Crypto courses and general informative articles are great, but I'm having in mind something with more practice included. Does it make sense to look for them and how much scam there might be?

There is a huge percent that you would just get scammed.
And besides the information that they would provide you could also be seen in the internet.
And there are also some trading simulator that you could use to try out your skill.

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There are professional advisers who can help you on how to trade well effectively, I think some of them have youtube channels that you can look into however, not all who claims they are professional aren't really professionals and you might just end up getting scammed. I would suggest you trade and trade even with small amount until you got the hang of it, it is much better if you learn it by yourself rather than asking someone to do it for it which can be complicated for you.

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For people who don't have knowledge, join courses or get crypto adviser is really important. You can have full education about crypto and best method to get income because using it. About fees is relative because the important part is get their knowledge and experience. Find them with careful, make sure you know them and have good responsibility and reputation to handle you as beginner.

Usually they will ask for registration fees for attending their course, but I think that is a natural thing because science is expensive. But whether they are trusted people or not that's what difficult we find. Sometimes there are also advisors who volunteer to teach us what they know in the world of trading, as I experienced.

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In our time, the most difficult thing is to distinguish good information from useless information.

But in order to do this, you will have to somehow pass through large layers of information that you essentially will not need, but from all this diversity you can after a while be able to identify and isolate truly valuable knowledge.

In other words, no one will give you a ready, and most importantly the correct answer, it must be formed independently in your brain through the processing of a large amount of data related to the topic of interest to you. Learn everything that you are advised on this forum and in the end you will understand what is really worth it.

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