Topic: Daily trade Vs long trade - page 13. (Read 38611 times)
Both are important for investors to survive in cryptocurrency market daily trading and long term holding both are necessary to gain consistent profits in cryptocurrency
the question returns to you, do you have time to look at market developments every day?
if you have that time then daily trade is the best choice, because by doing so you can have daily profits. but if you have time you should do long-term trading
if you have that time then daily trade is the best choice, because by doing so you can have daily profits. but if you have time you should do long-term trading
Daily trades is good for traders that they always manage on their money to get profits daily it because you can control the situation of the market we have facing daily if you are effortless on being a trader.
Doing long or short term investment shouldn’t be what you should be thinking now. As a newbie in the trading sphere, it is best you spend your time studying. Studying how the candle sticks move and some other important factors. After knowing this basics, you’ll decipher by myself which kind of investment is best for you. Though, it also depends on your schedule cos other tight schedules might force you to do long term investments .
when comparing short term trading I will more attractive for long time investment and getting profit because once you invested and withdraw it it will not giving any huge profit so long term investment in trading will be the best idea to trade more profitable
how do you know that you will get a big profit if you use long-term trading,? what's more for a trader who doesn't know anything about trading, because the ones discussed here are beginner traders,
Doing long or short term investment shouldn’t be what you should be thinking now. As a newbie in the trading sphere, it is best you spend your time studying. Studying how the candle sticks move and some other important factors. After knowing this basics, you’ll decipher by myself which kind of investment is best for you. Though, it also depends on your schedule cos other tight schedules might force you to do long term investments .
when comparing short term trading I will more attractive for long time investment and getting profit because once you invested and withdraw it it will not giving any huge profit so long term investment in trading will be the best idea to trade more profitable
Doing long or short term investment shouldn’t be what you should be thinking now. As a newbie in the trading sphere, it is best you spend your time studying. Studying how the candle sticks move and some other important factors. After knowing this basics, you’ll decipher by myself which kind of investment is best for you. Though, it also depends on your schedule cos other tight schedules might force you to do long term investments .
I am a newbie of trading so i don't have proper knowledge about trading. But honestly i want to be a trader. But first time which trading is best for me daily or long term?
Thanks in advance.
For newbie traders like us better to choose long term goal it is less stress and time since you can let it there for sclongvtime with outceven checking day by day unliie short term trading you need to be uodated what is happening in crypto market and you need to monitor daily to ensure your investment may not left behind when market suddenly dump Thanks in advance.
Daily trading or Long time is actually nothing wrong because indeed we do trading sometimes not like what we want certainly makes us have to be able to be a little patient waiting for prices to increase
Both the daily trading and long term trading are good but they are meant of different types of traders.
If you are experienced trader, you can do daily trading and get nice profits while anyone who is relatively new in trading could opt for long term positions as the risk of losing is very less in long term trading.
But first time which trading is best for me daily or long term?
It largely depends on your knowledge, skill and ability. I suggest you study the market well, as well as the analytical skill which is needed to become a trader. You try hodling first. If you can control your focus, then this one is for you. But if you are a bit impatient, try daily trading, so that you'll see your gains immediately. Seeing your profit, no matter how low it is, will somehow motivate you in this industry and will give you a confirmation that you are really for this. Anyway, there's no loss in trying. Remember: experience is the best teacher, and even if you lose in trading, the knowledge that you will gain through experience is already a priceless profit in itself.
Last comment is absolutely true, why not to do both if you can, keep some coins for long term trades, and you always have an option to do some quick trades. In my experience people should try both and find what suits them more, both can be profitable, for daily trading you need to have more time, long term is much more relaxed trading. I`m more long trader now after so much time, daily trading is not for me, I`m losing more money like that, with long term trades I hit some good profits along the way, just you need to be patient and believe in your investment.
True, both methods can be chosen based on market conditions and our trade results to date. We can keep some coins for long-term investments while doing short-term trading with small targets for each session. Frankly, people are free to use every available method but each method has its own advantages and disadvantages. There is a risk that we must bear.
I personally believe that since I am involved in some other activities, I can not give the required time and flexibility which requires for the short term trade but as I can always take some time out of my schedule, I can use that time for research and it helps me to determine long term investment plans. As far as my experience is concerned, a newbie should take his time and start investing for the long term where he always has the opportunity to restructure his investment as per his knowledge and research which is usually difficult for a newbie to do in the short term.
but in my opinion a beginner is better off trading short term, because it will make him more time to learn directly and hone his skills, if he often interacts with the market, he will find out more quickly about market conditions.
I think long term trading will beneficial more than daily trading because daily trading had lot of work to do but long term trading will not be like this in daily trading the tensions are most important thing for us that's why saying this.
There is no thumb rule for trading and thus a trader can learn to trade in the short term as well as in the long term. However, when a new person enters into the market and starts trading, it is the period of excitement without much experience and knowledge about the market. I have observed that new trader often believes his initial results and assume it as benchmarking situation which is not true at all. Every trade is unique and hence some disappointments in early trades might destroy his interest in trading whereas having the larger timeline for trading can give some experience of the market and new trader gets time to settle.
I think the long term trading will be there right way to get more useful for our future but that daily trading is also profitable but the enough money will not be make able to survey our life but it depends upon the situation so we can definitely choose either short term or long time investment.
I personally believe that since I am involved in some other activities, I can not give the required time and flexibility which requires for the short term trade but as I can always take some time out of my schedule, I can use that time for research and it helps me to determine long term investment plans. As far as my experience is concerned, a newbie should take his time and start investing for the long term where he always has the opportunity to restructure his investment as per his knowledge and research which is usually difficult for a newbie to do in the short term.
but in my opinion a beginner is better off trading short term, because it will make him more time to learn directly and hone his skills, if he often interacts with the market, he will find out more quickly about market conditions.
I think long term trading will beneficial more than daily trading because daily trading had lot of work to do but long term trading will not be like this in daily trading the tensions are most important thing for us that's why saying this.
There is no thumb rule for trading and thus a trader can learn to trade in the short term as well as in the long term. However, when a new person enters into the market and starts trading, it is the period of excitement without much experience and knowledge about the market. I have observed that new trader often believes his initial results and assume it as benchmarking situation which is not true at all. Every trade is unique and hence some disappointments in early trades might destroy his interest in trading whereas having the larger timeline for trading can give some experience of the market and new trader gets time to settle.
I think the long term trading will be there right way to get more useful for our future but that daily trading is also profitable but the enough money will not be make able to survey our life but it depends upon the situation so we can definitely choose either short term or long time investment.
I personally believe that since I am involved in some other activities, I can not give the required time and flexibility which requires for the short term trade but as I can always take some time out of my schedule, I can use that time for research and it helps me to determine long term investment plans. As far as my experience is concerned, a newbie should take his time and start investing for the long term where he always has the opportunity to restructure his investment as per his knowledge and research which is usually difficult for a newbie to do in the short term.
but in my opinion a beginner is better off trading short term, because it will make him more time to learn directly and hone his skills, if he often interacts with the market, he will find out more quickly about market conditions.
I think long term trading will beneficial more than daily trading because daily trading had lot of work to do but long term trading will not be like this in daily trading the tensions are most important thing for us that's why saying this.
There is no thumb rule for trading and thus a trader can learn to trade in the short term as well as in the long term. However, when a new person enters into the market and starts trading, it is the period of excitement without much experience and knowledge about the market. I have observed that new trader often believes his initial results and assume it as benchmarking situation which is not true at all. Every trade is unique and hence some disappointments in early trades might destroy his interest in trading whereas having the larger timeline for trading can give some experience of the market and new trader gets time to settle.
I think the long term trading will be there right way to get more useful for our future but that daily trading is also profitable but the enough money will not be make able to survey our life but it depends upon the situation so we can definitely choose either short term or long time investment.
Maybe it's a great mindset to pick either of two types of trading, but for me much better to keep your coins discreetly and don't ever be a weak handed person. Possibility I may praise those who sell for good, but I won't for those making fun of trading. Most of day traders whose newbies cannot withstand a good fight, and always tend to lose by dumping their asset quickly so it made the price to crash.
I personally believe that since I am involved in some other activities, I can not give the required time and flexibility which requires for the short term trade but as I can always take some time out of my schedule, I can use that time for research and it helps me to determine long term investment plans. As far as my experience is concerned, a newbie should take his time and start investing for the long term where he always has the opportunity to restructure his investment as per his knowledge and research which is usually difficult for a newbie to do in the short term.
but in my opinion a beginner is better off trading short term, because it will make him more time to learn directly and hone his skills, if he often interacts with the market, he will find out more quickly about market conditions.
I think long term trading will beneficial more than daily trading because daily trading had lot of work to do but long term trading will not be like this in daily trading the tensions are most important thing for us that's why saying this.
There is no thumb rule for trading and thus a trader can learn to trade in the short term as well as in the long term. However, when a new person enters into the market and starts trading, it is the period of excitement without much experience and knowledge about the market. I have observed that new trader often believes his initial results and assume it as benchmarking situation which is not true at all. Every trade is unique and hence some disappointments in early trades might destroy his interest in trading whereas having the larger timeline for trading can give some experience of the market and new trader gets time to settle.
I think the long term trading will be there right way to get more useful for our future but that daily trading is also profitable but the enough money will not be make able to survey our life but it depends upon the situation so we can definitely choose either short term or long time investment.
I personally believe that since I am involved in some other activities, I can not give the required time and flexibility which requires for the short term trade but as I can always take some time out of my schedule, I can use that time for research and it helps me to determine long term investment plans. As far as my experience is concerned, a newbie should take his time and start investing for the long term where he always has the opportunity to restructure his investment as per his knowledge and research which is usually difficult for a newbie to do in the short term.
but in my opinion a beginner is better off trading short term, because it will make him more time to learn directly and hone his skills, if he often interacts with the market, he will find out more quickly about market conditions.
I think long term trading will beneficial more than daily trading because daily trading had lot of work to do but long term trading will not be like this in daily trading the tensions are most important thing for us that's why saying this.
There is no thumb rule for trading and thus a trader can learn to trade in the short term as well as in the long term. However, when a new person enters into the market and starts trading, it is the period of excitement without much experience and knowledge about the market. I have observed that new trader often believes his initial results and assume it as benchmarking situation which is not true at all. Every trade is unique and hence some disappointments in early trades might destroy his interest in trading whereas having the larger timeline for trading can give some experience of the market and new trader gets time to settle.
Daily trading or Long time is actually nothing wrong because indeed we do trading sometimes not like what we want certainly makes us have to be able to be a little patient waiting for prices to increase
I personally believe that since I am involved in some other activities, I can not give the required time and flexibility which requires for the short term trade but as I can always take some time out of my schedule, I can use that time for research and it helps me to determine long term investment plans. As far as my experience is concerned, a newbie should take his time and start investing for the long term where he always has the opportunity to restructure his investment as per his knowledge and research which is usually difficult for a newbie to do in the short term.
but in my opinion a beginner is better off trading short term, because it will make him more time to learn directly and hone his skills, if he often interacts with the market, he will find out more quickly about market conditions.
I think long term trading will beneficial more than daily trading because daily trading had lot of work to do but long term trading will not be like this in daily trading the tensions are most important thing for us that's why saying this.
I personally believe that since I am involved in some other activities, I can not give the required time and flexibility which requires for the short term trade but as I can always take some time out of my schedule, I can use that time for research and it helps me to determine long term investment plans. As far as my experience is concerned, a newbie should take his time and start investing for the long term where he always has the opportunity to restructure his investment as per his knowledge and research which is usually difficult for a newbie to do in the short term.
but in my opinion a beginner is better off trading short term, because it will make him more time to learn directly and hone his skills, if he often interacts with the market, he will find out more quickly about market conditions.
As a beginner, I recommend to set a goal to make a day of 3% profit and not to chase big profits at the beginning
As a beginner some rules - start with less amount , invest only if you can afford to lose as it is risky . Do trade top coins in beginning so that even if market crashes they will recover quickly when rise happens and should have holding capacity . If do not have patience then avoid trading .
I personally believe that since I am involved in some other activities, I can not give the required time and flexibility which requires for the short term trade but as I can always take some time out of my schedule, I can use that time for research and it helps me to determine long term investment plans. As far as my experience is concerned, a newbie should take his time and start investing for the long term where he always has the opportunity to restructure his investment as per his knowledge and research which is usually difficult for a newbie to do in the short term.
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