Topic: life of a trader - page 69. (Read 30979 times)
Trading isn't for everyone , some people are just better of hodling. It takes way less time after you have researched the coin that you like you can sit back and relax. But i understand the attraction to trading it is just to time consuming for me.
please i need advice from those traders have has been in the business for long, how do you combine it with your other normal life activities , i mean cryptocurrency trading , i just started and am glued to my phone every second , advice will be appreciated 
Put your heart on it but dont be too emotional about it. Growth of an altcoin is uncertain and you must know that from the start. You must sacrifice your time to trade. Trading is a time consuming proccess. At all cost you must profit is the mind of every newbies thats not wrong but you must understand it is unavoidable its part of trading if you lose even hundreds of it.
I think all traders have a weekend these days. Well, or at least work less than earlier.
Giving advice like - try not to think about coins all the time – is silly, especially if you are invested in a rather large sum. I personally make a kind of plan or schedule of the day, where I have certain time only to coins and nothing else. The main time takes reading news and changes on the forum, so try to have at least 1 or 2 hours in the morning and evening..
please i need advice from those traders have has been in the business for long, how do you combine it with your other normal life activities , i mean cryptocurrency trading , i just started and am glued to my phone every second , advice will be appreciated
You need to identify what strategy fits your time. If you have more time and you don't have a work you can do day trade but remember that day trading is very risky. If you have work you can do swing trading where you have to wait for a couple of days for the coin to buy or sell. In monitoring their price you can use android apps and you can alarm it if the price is pumped up or being dumped. 
Forget about your personal life, you just married on cryptocurrencies!) Make 1 free day and don`t connect your phone to the Internet. No news, no graphics, no chats. NO WORK! it`s your day! and don`t regret about profit.
please i need advice from those traders have has been in the business for long, how do you combine it with your other normal life activities , i mean cryptocurrency trading , i just started and am glued to my phone every second , advice will be appreciated
You use coinmarket app, tabtrader on your phone. Set up an account for whatever exchange you use. Make sure you have notification set for your desired price so you don't have to check your phone every second. I prefer long term trading over short term as its more profitable and headache free plus you're supporting whatever token you invest in. Stay far away from pnd.
Well it is hard for me being a trader and also a student because whenever i choose short time invest i always late for the pump and get only the dump so i do long term ones so i can just leave it and get profits
it's just as simple as learning how to manage your time wisely, don't check it every minute or two. don't get paranoid over the value of your coins or money. If you're a full time trader and don't work, you can focus. But if you have a job, then try to balance your job with trading
another solution is to do a long-term trading. you should choose coins that have a good potential to go up (because of a hard fork, update, etc), and then place your order price and then you can work on your main job. of course, this is not a perfect solution
please i need advice from those traders have has been in the business for long, how do you combine it with your other normal life activities , i mean cryptocurrency trading , i just started and am glued to my phone every second , advice will be appreciated
Trading is very cosuming in time especially when you are a day trader. In my case, I want to only trade when an ICO is finished so that it is not that hard and the profit will be a one give. If you want to really combine trading with normal life activities, then do not do day trading. you just need to place a suitable time for trading. yes, for that you have to make a schedule so as not to take up all your real life time. I think you should be smarter again to take time.
please i need advice from those traders have has been in the business for long, how do you combine it with your other normal life activities , i mean cryptocurrency trading , i just started and am glued to my phone every second , advice will be appreciated
It is really hard to do trading when you have a regular job to attend to,trading requires a lot of time monitoring the market or the coins you are trading because you do not want to miss its price movement.A lost opportunity is hard to come by specially in trading,where in a miscalculation can break you hard.My advice is to do trading full time or after work where in you can concentrate or give more time on you thinking. A clear mind is better than a mind full of thoughts,set your priorities,do things at a time.
it's just as simple as learning how to manage your time wisely, don't check it every minute or two. don't get paranoid over the value of your coins or money. If you're a full time trader and don't work, you can focus. But if you have a job, then try to balance your job with trading
traders without large capital usually have difficulty in getting the benefits to meet the cost of living.
try to find a steady income, then trading activity is used as a side income
try to find a steady income, then trading activity is used as a side income
Life of a trader is terrible if we speak about our nerves - even expierience cannot help us sometimes...
The life of a trader is a very stressful one that is why day trading is not something that a lot of people can do for a lot of time, not only it takes your time, it takes your health away since you cannot sleep if you made a bad trade or you may decide to also leave some important family meeting because the market was hot and you needed to make some trades.
always set limits to yourself, if you buy something then figure out whats the price where you are comfortable selling some. fixed targets help you get less emotional.
first it might take a long time but when you have a nice collection of coins already then just hodl and take one day a week when you read about new ones etc.
first it might take a long time but when you have a nice collection of coins already then just hodl and take one day a week when you read about new ones etc.
I can't be counted as old to investment era as I was only buying btc and wait in past. Now I try to diversify more. Life of investor is hard as it takes many hours spent reading and analyzing.
I'm only at the beginning of the journey, in this beautiful world, but I'm already faced with the problem of lack of time, every free minute takes crypto currency 
They are very easy to get into everyday life. Some of them are separated from the rest of the world, they just embrace electronics, always on the trading floor, using the world time zone. Perhaps this affects a lot of them, they almost work on bringing. Besides, they become self-centered, self-centered, and become insensitive to the people around them
please i need advice from those traders have has been in the business for long, how do you combine it with your other normal life activities , i mean cryptocurrency trading , i just started and am glued to my phone every second , advice will be appreciated
You will get the hang of it eventually and every activity you do for trading will somehow get in sync in your daily activities but it will helped you a lot to managed your notifications like for example: using etherscan would enable you to manage your wallets and monitor their transactions without having to access them via private keys so it will save you less time. I think looking in your investment from time to time is a good problem specially when you see them grow.
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