That question is okay and there's nothing wrong with that. I always encounter friends asking me about the same thing. If there are strategies that they need to learn for them to be a good trader. I'm telling them straightly that it takes time and they'll have to experience losses for sure so that they will learn how to make up their own strategies or how they are going to approach trading. But, I am also telling them that there's no need for them to copy what traders do, they can be a simple holder and investor that just keeps on accumulating until they're ready to sell what they have accumulated.
There are people who seems to have no patient when it comes to Bitcoin because they have that feeling mindset that immediately they join trading the next thing is boom they start receiving money from their trade without knowing that trading is a very long journey to start with and, as a trader they must have patient as a basic key to start trading without patient it would be hard to trade and even as that I don't think that there is any other shortcut or strategy that could make them win so easily in trading without them passing all the requirements that is needed to trade.
I understand if they are impatient because they're all hype with the stories that they have read about those people that have invested in the crypto market, held Bitcoin, or shown the trades that they have won. That's how they're being built up because the idea is there and as long as no one spits them fact about how hard trading is, they'll believe that it's an easy way to win in the market.
Trading is not just reading and comprehending on what you’ve read, but it’s more on gaining experience despite of some inevitable losses that will make you more confident to trade. So I certainly agree that in order to trade more successfully and profitably, it will really take a lot of time.
And while you’re still in the process of learning to trade, keep buying and hodling so you won’t miss the chances to gain future profits. After all, trading takes a long term learning process, you need to master how to trade in the market first before you decide to trade your hard-earned money.
Yes, that's how it really goes. There's no shortcut way in it for which many thought that there is and so, they're all misled by their thoughts and beliefs based on their observation. It's a long way until someone becomes a profitable trader but then, holding won't hurt them much while learning it if ever they want to pursue it.
