Agree. if you dont have enough time to follow graphs and daily news, it is very risky to make daily tradings. it is better to hold good cryptos instead is the best.
Daily trading plus having a full time job is a burning money. It is required to monitor the trades from time to time and if lacks of time better not proceed with the plan. I prefer to buy crypto or stocks that doesn't have to be monitored all of the time, while working with some other things, I can get back to it and look how much it have grown. The strategy is like planting a seed and water it for a while, get back to it then harvest if it's necessary. Daily trading isn't for everybody but it's also free to everyone that wants to try it. 
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January 28, 2020, 04:46:23 PM
January 28, 2020, 07:03:21 AM
if we have limited time then we should only hold good coins for long-term investment. like bitcoin, ethereum and litecoin. then we make targets at what level we will increase or at what percentage we will buy down. I think this is not too difficult to do. and occasionally during the hour of our break we can also see the movement of coin prices.
January 27, 2020, 02:43:10 PM
Easy and efficient way to mangae the portfolio is just hold leading potentioal coins,Trade coins for long term with using TP and SL. Long term trade minimize the pressure you just put a trade and look at free time the position of trade.
Day trading is not for who are 9-5 job holders because day time trading need attention and more time to get expected results.
Day trading is not for who are 9-5 job holders because day time trading need attention and more time to get expected results.
Agree. if you dont have enough time to follow graphs and daily news, it is very risky to make daily tradings. it is better to hold good cryptos instead is the best.
January 26, 2020, 09:32:26 PM
Having a full time job while investing is hard to manage, considering the volatility of crypto currency that cause its price to change anytime. Regarding with the said problem,it is better to invest in coins that are less likely to change its price in a rapid pace and has less chance for its price to decrease. But, be sure to always secure your investments, for it is hard to focus on two things at the same time like your job and investments in the crypto world.
Bitcoin has a lot of potential in this coming month because of the halving, you might want to consider investing and holding it.
Bitcoin has a lot of potential in this coming month because of the halving, you might want to consider investing and holding it.
January 26, 2020, 10:00:10 AM
Easy and efficient way to mangae the portfolio is just hold leading potentioal coins,Trade coins for long term with using TP and SL. Long term trade minimize the pressure you just put a trade and look at free time the position of trade.
Day trading is not for who are 9-5 job holders because day time trading need attention and more time to get expected results.
Day trading is not for who are 9-5 job holders because day time trading need attention and more time to get expected results.
January 26, 2020, 09:42:28 AM
Okay so when we talk about portfolios we can think about the fact that the holidays are a great time to enter some projects , you can even go abroad and invest some money into it , at the same time in your own company you can state your intentions and then actively participate and get the pass from your seniors .
You could also work in various projects in your same job because jobs are not just limited to doing the desk work , just like the university you just need to earn some credits .
well, I really agree if the vacation time from work can be used to recap everything that has been purchased so that you will know your portfolio, but I think a more efficient time is when you finish work, set aside a little time to recap your trading within a day and when the end of the month You can calculate profit and loss for 1 full month. You could also work in various projects in your same job because jobs are not just limited to doing the desk work , just like the university you just need to earn some credits .
January 26, 2020, 09:24:47 AM
There is a misconception about being full time trader, they thought that full time trading is required to monitor that market everytime. I'm a full time trade and I also have day job. I can manage those both at the same time because I commitment and passion. Even if I have day job, I can still focus in trading because I have alerts where I can be updated every time in the market. But for those who want to have advance technical analysis skill, it is better if you will allocate morr time in studying about trading
Well, opinions may vary
As this is likely not what what most people picture when they are talking about being a full-time trader. As I'm inclined to think, they mostly refer to this idea or situation in the sense of making a living out of it. Indeed, that doesn't mean you should be glued to the screen all day long (as most successful traders are definitely not) but you could still rightfully call it your full-time job, and even beyond that (more like lifetime passion, "true calling")
January 26, 2020, 05:54:42 AM
Okay so when we talk about portfolios we can think about the fact that the holidays are a great time to enter some projects , you can even go abroad and invest some money into it , at the same time in your own company you can state your intentions and then actively participate and get the pass from your seniors .
You could also work in various projects in your same job because jobs are not just limited to doing the desk work , just like the university you just need to earn some credits .
You could also work in various projects in your same job because jobs are not just limited to doing the desk work , just like the university you just need to earn some credits .
January 26, 2020, 12:35:37 AM
If you have to concentrate completely on your job for whole day then it will be hard to trade, I used to do this using Blockfolio app with alerts put on to target prices according to what I feel is support and resistance. I have also put alerts on prices of different exchanges where I believe the pumps or dumps happen earlier than bigger exchanges. Its not easy to do that, but can do if you have all the exchange apps on mobile.
I don't think it makes sense to trade "full-time" when you are already occupied by a regular job. In that case I would prefer to fire and forget, meaning buy and hodl without really thinking of it.
I noticed many of my hard working friends lost a pile of money by not transferring fork coins immediately to BTC or just skipping other airdrops and thinks that require some attention and passion. So there is a cost to everything I guess.
January 25, 2020, 10:43:07 PM
If you are a trader it is very important to get fast and accurate information to monitor your coin movements.
I use the blockfolio app, very good to use and complete with interesting information.
The application I use trader is Z trader.
I use the blockfolio app, very good to use and complete with interesting information.
The application I use trader is Z trader.
Yes, for you to be successful in this trade, you have to create time to be abreast of necessary information on your coin movement, if not you may have a lot losses. The app is available to help you monitor while it update you at every moment, and at this, you must still create time to follow the App in order to achieve a meaningful trade.you can't eat your cake and have it.
January 25, 2020, 10:38:36 PM
It is true that the difficulty for traders who have full time jobs is to manage time efficiently in order to get maximum results.
In my view if on weekdays the time feels very crowded, because the focus is on the main work. So from that when weekdays try
optimize apps in the Google Store to be used on your smartphones, such as the Tab Trader which can monitor market prices easily.
Because if we open a smartphone it won't take a lot of time. And for weekends it's easier to manage time because it's a holiday,
there should be no problem. Or if you want to really easily manage your time, you can trade long-term it is very doable by
busy people though.
In my view if on weekdays the time feels very crowded, because the focus is on the main work. So from that when weekdays try
optimize apps in the Google Store to be used on your smartphones, such as the Tab Trader which can monitor market prices easily.
Because if we open a smartphone it won't take a lot of time. And for weekends it's easier to manage time because it's a holiday,
there should be no problem. Or if you want to really easily manage your time, you can trade long-term it is very doable by
busy people though.
January 25, 2020, 08:49:49 PM
If you are a trader it is very important to get fast and accurate information to monitor your coin movements.
I use the blockfolio app, very good to use and complete with interesting information.
The application I use trader is Z trader.
I use the blockfolio app, very good to use and complete with interesting information.
The application I use trader is Z trader.
Yes, for you to be successful in this trade, you have to create time to be abreast of necessary information on your coin movement, if not you may have a lot losses. The app is available to help you monitor while it update you at every moment, and at this, you must still create time to follow the App in order to achieve a meaningful trade.you can't eat your cake and have it.
January 25, 2020, 08:03:06 PM
If you have to concentrate completely on your job for whole day then it will be hard to trade, I used to do this using Blockfolio app with alerts put on to target prices according to what I feel is support and resistance. I have also put alerts on prices of different exchanges where I believe the pumps or dumps happen earlier than bigger exchanges. Its not easy to do that, but can do if you have all the exchange apps on mobile.
I don't think it makes sense to trade "full-time" when you are already occupied by a regular job. In that case I would prefer to fire and forget, meaning buy and hodl without really thinking of it.
I noticed many of my hard working friends lost a pile of money by not transferring fork coins immediately to BTC or just skipping other airdrops and thinks that require some attention and passion. So there is a cost to everything I guess.
January 16, 2020, 12:56:20 PM
If you have to concentrate completely on your job for whole day then it will be hard to trade, I used to do this using Blockfolio app with alerts put on to target prices according to what I feel is support and resistance. I have also put alerts on prices of different exchanges where I believe the pumps or dumps happen earlier than bigger exchanges. Its not easy to do that, but can do if you have all the exchange apps on mobile.
I don't think it makes sense to trade "full-time" when you are already occupied by a regular job. In that case I would prefer to fire and forget, meaning buy and hodl without really thinking of it.
I noticed many of my hard working friends lost a pile of money by not transferring fork coins immediately to BTC or just skipping other airdrops and thinks that require some attention and passion. So there is a cost to everything I guess.
January 16, 2020, 12:33:17 PM
If you have to concentrate completely on your job for whole day then it will be hard to trade, I used to do this using Blockfolio app with alerts put on to target prices according to what I feel is support and resistance. I have also put alerts on prices of different exchanges where I believe the pumps or dumps happen earlier than bigger exchanges. Its not easy to do that, but can do if you have all the exchange apps on mobile.
Exchange apps, alarms, reminders and all notification devices can help you to deal with this matter. Beside these things, your personal knowledge about the business is also very important. That knowledge will help you to put notifications for pumps and dumps, than that alerts will help you further. If the nature of your job is very tough than it will be hard for you to manage both things. 
January 16, 2020, 06:46:20 AM
If you have to concentrate completely on your job for whole day then it will be hard to trade, I used to do this using Blockfolio app with alerts put on to target prices according to what I feel is support and resistance. I have also put alerts on prices of different exchanges where I believe the pumps or dumps happen earlier than bigger exchanges. Its not easy to do that, but can do if you have all the exchange apps on mobile.
January 16, 2020, 06:05:57 AM
If you have a full-time job, you should first identify if you're a swing trader, momentum trader, or bounce trader. Once you decide what kind of trading you are, the second thing you need to do is to know what kind of trading setups you're going to use to match you. Due to your full-time job, you are busy in the day so you can find a trading setup that can be used even if you don't monitor your portfolio. It's really hard to manage, but I'm sure you'll get used to it.
But the only thing he can do is to on alarm from his notification where he can notice if he gonna hold his token or gonna sell but it was too hard to trade if you have a full time. I suggested to use top 10 coins instead for make you less risk from dumping the coin too much.
January 15, 2020, 04:22:49 PM
If you have a full-time job, you should first identify if you're a swing trader, momentum trader, or bounce trader. Once you decide what kind of trading you are, the second thing you need to do is to know what kind of trading setups you're going to use to match you. Due to your full-time job, you are busy in the day so you can find a trading setup that can be used even if you don't monitor your portfolio. It's really hard to manage, but I'm sure you'll get used to it.
January 08, 2020, 11:32:48 PM
At first, it is hard to manage your portfolio efficiently while having a full time job because i don't know where to focus, that is why i started to train myself to manage my time at work and in my trading. So i decided to trade for a long term that i don't need to check it daily, only for weekly or monthly for me to have a focus on my real time job.
Need to set stop limits so you can adjust assets automatically.actually it can still run smoothly if it is always progressively monitoring the daily candle, but our main work is indeed consuming a lot of attention. I can always make time every night, but often it's still not optimal because of fatigue. maybe it's time to consider using a trading bot service.
indeed it is difficult to divide time in day trading when we work, in addition to not having full control in trading the focus on permanent work that he does can also be disrupted. choosing long-term trading is the only way that both can be done and can be more calm not to disturb the regular work that must be done every day
It's hard to keep the balance between full time job and trading. It's always that other one that distracts you and if you are not commited fully you will not have good results in neither of them. So if you don't have intention to quit your daily job or get fired it's better that you choose type of trading that is not so demanding on.a daily basis.
I agree that long term trading could be solution but you will also need to count on lower profit.
January 08, 2020, 11:12:59 PM
By having a weekday 9-5 job, i must say my eyes aren't that keen anymore for trends and hardly made any good decision on buying/selling alts. Basically what i did is:
Weekdays: Coinalarm app to observe my portfolio real time but it's far less efficient and responsive to market movement, Slack and Telegram app are linked as well but still is very difficult to process insightful information while in working mood.
Weekends: More active than usual but time is limited
Any opinions or suggestion to improve my current situation?
Thanks in advance and sorry for bad english
Even if there is any app that supports you, you will not be good at it. how can you focus on managing your portfolio when you are doing another job? Our brains only function well and make the right decisions when we are fully focused on one thing and as alert as possible. I used to work full time and also trade like you but really it was very influential. We get tired and stressed early, so it's best to do one job at a time. Or we can determine the value of a coin bought and hold it for a long time, we will not be affected too much.Weekdays: Coinalarm app to observe my portfolio real time but it's far less efficient and responsive to market movement, Slack and Telegram app are linked as well but still is very difficult to process insightful information while in working mood.
Weekends: More active than usual but time is limited
Any opinions or suggestion to improve my current situation?
Thanks in advance and sorry for bad english
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