Topic: Groing your trading balance with 3,778% in 1 year by only 1% profits daily (Read 539 times)

For most people and most markets it will wind up being too good to be true once they get in to any serious money. What happens when you invest in a coin and it dumps 20% in one day? It may not happen often but eventually it will happen.

You said all. OP is just misguiding investors as no trader will be consistent at any market. Trading is not that easier for making sure-shot profits.  OP is explaining his system just like depositing money into bank for interest gaining. Because, only with banks we can make use of the compound interest more effectively. But for the case of trading if you go for re-using your profits for your trading as part of capital again and again then there will be plenty of chances you will lose all of your capital which is consisting of your so-far-profits too. It means your multiple days efforts will go in vain in just in one day.

I just agree that compound interest is as marvelous as anything else but when the system is not capable enough then what is the use of just calculating in papers.

I always invite you to follow my trading challenge topic https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.48824866

Then at the end of the challenge we can discuss wether there was something better to put 100$ in. you can even join the attached contest in that topic for free and bet on the outcome of the challenge. I even give away up to 10% of my end balance at the end of the contest to the winner.

I do not share that opinion. I think if you prepare well and know what you are doing you can make a nice extra income with trading, even a full time living. I am doing that already for over 3 years. for more than 3 years I am supporting me, my wife and 2 kids with what I earn with trading and it allowed me to live the life I always wanted

Trading !== Investing.
If it's one of the best things, how come 90% retail traders lose money trading over the long run?

Trading is one of the best thing you can do if you want profits,the whole world is making money from trading their products.You can't be rich from working in 9-5 jo,you need to start investing to have growth on your savings.

Even if it's 100$, it's much better to spend it elsewhere... Trading is statistically one of the worst things to do.

I have the same mindset. my goal is set at 1% daily but without taking unnecessary risks and when I keep tracking opportunities I will keep trading. But 5% daily is not my goal. I stick to my plan of 1% daily but all extra I make is a nice bonus.

5% gains will be considerable if we do talk 2-3 days of trading but 5% on a day wont really be that easy and its more ideal to think of to set out
goals or lower gains like 1% but even on this number sustaining for daily profit or guaranteed one isnt possible.Market isnt always the same on everyday basis
you may win now and lose some tomorrow.If you can retain 1% a day without loss then i would surely hands down. 

Follow my updates in my new topic https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.48824866

I also attached a small contest to my challenge for the first 50 persons.

Running hot so far. I set myself a 1% profits per day and then compound 100% the entire 365 days.

At this moment after only 5 days of trading I am up by 21%!!!!!!!


Check out the topic and join the contest. no easier way to win some money for free.

5% is possible but think it is unrealistic to maintain 5% on a daily basis.

Yes I lost some money as well in trading couple years ago.
Losing 10k is of course not a nice thing. But that is also one of the reasons in made this post. I want to make people aware that you can start working your way to the top with a smaller amount to start with.
Very soon I start with a new account and put in 100$ myself and start the same I told In the thread. During the entire 365 days I will update my progress, trades and results in this post.

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Man like seriously I was expecting you to spill a little about the strategy you’re using here first of all, before I consider whether to join or not. But all you have been saying here is to try and achieve 1% daily, how am I going to achieve that if I don’t have the strategy needed. At first was about asking how making daily 1% will get to that amount before seeing it explained… But the comments everyone is dropping here.
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Like I mentioned in one of the earlier comments I think, every person has its own strategies to trade with. So the strategy to achieve your daily can be different for every person.
To achieve my 1% profits daily I even use a very simple strategy that even is understandable for a 5 year old.

I have multiple trading accounts where I use more analytical tools to trade but actually with the account I use for the 1% daily I simply use an easy buy the dip strategy. There are lot of coins that have 10+ time a dip situation occurs. it is not a 100% guarantee but mostly when the candles dip below the lowest Bollinger in most cases It jumps back up. No huge jumps but very often a small jump of 0.5 to 1%. Check the screenshots with the opportunities only for BTC. So if you screen multiple high volume coins you will have plenty of opportunities to grab some profitable trades and to achieve your 1% goal.



But as I said before. Every trader has its own strategies to trade daily. I have other strategies myself for my other accounts but the above mentioned simple strategy I am using for this 1% daily challenge.

Yeah true, compounding profits is very strong. You can do this with any amount 10k 20k 50k. Indeed it would not have any affect on the market. However by playing with bigger amounts you will have less markets to trade on.

but I made this post to show there is a way to make a decent profit with less to invest. All over the world there are people that don't have that much to spend and 100$ is a lot of money. But with a low start amount but with patience you can make a nice extra on a yearly basis.

Just want to make people aware there is a possibility, instead of putting their money is the so called 'legit online investment platforms'.

I personally am behind my laptop 8-12 hours daily and sometimes I make 25 to sometimes even 100 profitable trades. However this are microprofits. I just get in quick and try to get out of the trade within 15-20 minutes max.
Daily there are 20+ opportunities to take a 0.2 up to 1% profit.
Ofcourse not all trades are profitable. But I mostly use smaller parts of my balance and do a lot of small trades. This decreases the variance.

Like I said - trading strategy is everything.

Make the trading math work for you.

Should you want to target 1% profit per trade, with a profit target of 3.5% and a stop loss of 2%, and accounting for fees (Binance, with BNB, no VIP rank) both ways, you would need to have a strategy that is correct 44.79% of the time. If you aim for bigger moves, desiring an average profit of 2% by making trades with a profit target of 9% and a stop loss of 4% you would need a 46.24% success rate.

It's all about the numbers, and trading without emotion. That's why I rely on an algorithm that quantifies short term sentiment as a measure of the depth chart. Happy to share the algo's output with anyone who is curious, shoot me a DM or check out the website listed under my profile.

This strategy is quite good, but you also have to calculate the losses you get because during that period I was sure would not always get profit even if you played wisely, considering the price of cryptocurrency was very fluctuating and full of manipulation. Because I am impatient and always greedy in taking profit it seems that this strategy does not suit with me, but thank you for inspiring us.

You keep talking about miracle of compound gains yet you say you won't trade in 100s of thousands. Well, if you use compound gains, you will get to 100s of thousands pretty quick ... Which one is it then - compound or no compound?

Also 1% edge over market is 1% ... doesn't matter if it's 100$ or 1000$ or 50000$ ... none of these amounts will move the market enough for you to mess up your strategy ... If you get to millions then yes, slippage will start to play a role and huge role. You somehow mistakenly assume that just because you use 100$ that makes your goal more attainable than if you used 100k. Math thinks otherwise. 1% edge is 1% edge.