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Topic: [DIFFERENCE] INVESTING vs TRADING - page 2. (Read 176 times)

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March 21, 2018, 03:21:10 AM
#12
They may have different definitions but they only lead to one purpose. The goal behind people trading and investing are the same and that is to make a profit, build wealth over existing income. IF I choose between the two I would rather go to trading that is if I have the skills and knowledge about it. Investing will take time, trading can give you daily profit but way too risky if you lose. Well I guess both are risky in any ways.
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March 21, 2018, 02:55:48 AM
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You examples are mostly applied  to the traditionsl markets ( like stocks and fores) which is pretty obvious because you are literaly quoting the traditional investors. The part about trading can be applied almost to every market because it is more about analyzing charts then anything else. But the point about investing is completely different from what people do with crypto. The investing that is done in traditional markets require way bigger amount of analysis and calculations while you should know something about the sphere of your company and its product. Comparing to traditional ftuff, Investing into altcoins is just a gambling. Don't think that you are an investor if you've been godling BTC for a year.
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March 21, 2018, 02:39:09 AM
#10
Better’ depends on the individual. Generally, trading demands more attention, time, experience and diligence. You don't keep positions for long time in trading.  Investments normally returns you regular payouts in the form of dividends year after year.
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March 21, 2018, 01:48:31 AM
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Probably so many think if he invested in cryptocurrency, it means he has been trading too. Yet these two things are very different. Here are the differences of investing and trading according to Warren buffet and Jesse Livermore:

INVESTING (Warren Buffet)
- More concerned with a fundamental analysis ( ratio, cash flow, etc)
- Typically longer term buy and hold
- Much less sensitive to short-term price fluctuations
- Very little commission fees due to infrequent buys and sells
- In the mindset of " Part of the company"

TRADING (Jesse Livermore)
- Technical analysis based ( Chart patterns, indicators, etc)
- shorter term, many more transactions
- sensitive to short-term price fluctuations
- potential for larger returns in the short term
- More paid in commissions due to many transactions

which one are you?
I really appreciate if there is any additional difference between the two.
I think you have make a right view on what most of us here think the same. The investment analytical view show that the two are wide different from each other and in forex and stocks trading and investment we really understand this.
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March 21, 2018, 01:39:05 AM
#8
I think to prefer one of them connected with a characteristic of the person. If you are quiet, patient - investing is your way. If you are mobile active - trading.

Both of process is before start you invest you currency. Then you start but before start know the both of process. It connect the most the people for more process.

Invest.
Before invest check the price then you invest. price is not easy guess. So before invest check the price everyday then you get more ideas and information. So plan to work and invest.  But if invest wait for the price increase if price is increases sell on time. So time to complete the process.

Trading
Trading also timing process. Trading is connect the all country people . So you connect properly. Before start the trading you know how handle the trading. Trading is not to easy to process. Time is important. So time to complete the transaction. If not complete it affects your account. Trading is connect the other country people. Most of the people use the trading of the exchange.
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March 21, 2018, 12:33:57 AM
#7
I'm into long term and I'm a typical  longer term buyer and holder so I prefer investing. Before these two in my thought are just the same, there is not that much difference but upon learning more about fundamentals of investing and trading I realized that I was wrong. Trading is more stressful but if you have enough time of doing so you can earn more than enough with it. Sometimes I do day trading when I'm in mood but if the market is collapsing I'll stay with my plan of just holding.
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March 21, 2018, 12:00:15 AM
#6
I think to prefer one of them connected with a characteristic of the person. If you are quiet, patient - investing is your way. If you are mobile active - trading.
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March 20, 2018, 11:54:51 PM
#5
trading: is to sell and buy up to the specified price
investment: is to buy and hold up to a certain period of time
but both of them have in common that is looking for profits from the initial price when buying
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March 20, 2018, 11:31:14 PM
#4
I've read books and articles like that, I choose both, but I am more into trading let alone daily trade where many of the transactions I do and return fund are also quite big but the loss sometimes exists, I buy some big crypto like bitcoin, bitcoincash or ETH indeed for an investment where I hold it for as long as possible.
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March 20, 2018, 11:10:02 PM
#3
Probably so many think if he invested in cryptocurrency, it means he has been trading too. Yet these two things are very different. Here are the differences of investing and trading according to Warren buffet and Jesse Livermore:

INVESTING (Warren Buffet)
- More concerned with a fundamental analysis ( ratio, cash flow, etc)
- Typically longer term buy and hold
- Much less sensitive to short-term price fluctuations
- Very little commission fees due to infrequent buys and sells
- In the mindset of " Part of the company"

TRADING (Jesse Livermore)
- Technical analysis based ( Chart patterns, indicators, etc)
- shorter term, many more transactions
- sensitive to short-term price fluctuations
- potential for larger returns in the short term
- More paid in commissions due to many transactions

which one are you?
I really appreciate if there is any additional difference between the two.

I do both. I have coins that are for trading and I have coins that I will not sell until it reach a certain price or time to sell it.
It is easier to invest long term on stock as we know there are a lot of data available on stocks. You can really identify what are the blue chip companies, With crypto there are only a few choices that you can be certain that the price will rise over the years. There is not enough data that we can study.


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March 20, 2018, 11:04:10 PM
#2
that's true and I think every activity in the crypto world will have its advantages and disadvantages as well as some of the differences you mentioned. But from each of these activities of course with the aim that is to gain profit and I personally prefer this long-term investment activities of course for several reasons and indeed it is. I do not have much time to continue monitoring the movement of crypto market because my busy in the real world because I think the trading activity we do is of course the first thing that is very important is we must have spare time to be able to continue to monitor the movement of crypto market.
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March 20, 2018, 10:27:03 PM
#1
Probably so many think if he invested in cryptocurrency, it means he has been trading too. Yet these two things are very different. Here are the differences of investing and trading according to Warren buffet and Jesse Livermore:

INVESTING (Warren Buffet)
- More concerned with a fundamental analysis ( ratio, cash flow, etc)
- Typically longer term buy and hold
- Much less sensitive to short-term price fluctuations
- Very little commission fees due to infrequent buys and sells
- In the mindset of " Part of the company"

TRADING (Jesse Livermore)
- Technical analysis based ( Chart patterns, indicators, etc)
- shorter term, many more transactions
- sensitive to short-term price fluctuations
- potential for larger returns in the short term
- More paid in commissions due to many transactions

which one are you?
I really appreciate if there is any additional difference between the two.
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