Topic: Long Term VS Daily Trading - page 7. (Read 3899 times)
In my opinion, short-term trade or long-term trade would be better have to get a better experience about all of them then you can be profited from all places Most people trade short term so that it can be profitable immediately On the other side, the number of losses is even greater if you have to take a lot of risk in a short time.
It depends on the kind of trader that you are, if you are a day trader then the overall market conditions do not really matter that much, your profits will be very similar regardless of the market conditions, but if you are a swing trader then the conditions of the market affect you greatly because if the price of bitcoin does not go up at least for a few days then it is going to be impossible for you to obtain profits, and the ones that are affected the most are those that are long term traders or investors because they are the ones that hold their coins the longest.
Long-term charts always have a recurring trend when several support lines are formed, but the profit rate cannot be measured 100% and takes a long time, traders like this always use bigger funds. Much different from daily traders, in floating conditions, traders can still look for a daily profit of 3% because the capital is divided into several coins, profit and loss calculations can still be estimated in a few days.Yeah long term traders are must be holding much fund so they impossible to buy low volume tokens or coins. I think they're just focusing on top 20 coins in terms of volume but with great potential to grow also. So it won't make us regret if we choosed a big volume coin for an investment.
actually trading last year and now is very different. if you know about trading before 2017 it will be safe if it is better to choose the long term or as a holder. but for now, I personally choose the short term when there is an opportunity to take a profit. considering it is rather difficult to get a profit with a percentage that is far away. then prepare your capital when the is price go down
It depends on the kind of trader that you are, if you are a day trader then the overall market conditions do not really matter that much, your profits will be very similar regardless of the market conditions, but if you are a swing trader then the conditions of the market affect you greatly because if the price of bitcoin does not go up at least for a few days then it is going to be impossible for you to obtain profits, and the ones that are affected the most are those that are long term traders or investors because they are the ones that hold their coins the longest.
It depends on the kind of trader that you are, if you are a day trader then the overall market conditions do not really matter that much, your profits will be very similar regardless of the market conditions, but if you are a swing trader then the conditions of the market affect you greatly because if the price of bitcoin does not go up at least for a few days then it is going to be impossible for you to obtain profits, and the ones that are affected the most are those that are long term traders or investors because they are the ones that hold their coins the longest.
Long-term charts always have a recurring trend when several support lines are formed, but the profit rate cannot be measured 100% and takes a long time, traders like this always use bigger funds. Much different from daily traders, in floating conditions, traders can still look for a daily profit of 3% because the capital is divided into several coins, profit and loss calculations can still be estimated in a few days. actually trading last year and now is very different. if you know about trading before 2017 it will be safe if it is better to choose the long term or as a holder. but for now, I personally choose the short term when there is an opportunity to take a profit. considering it is rather difficult to get a profit with a percentage that is far away. then prepare your capital when the is price go down
It depends on the kind of trader that you are, if you are a day trader then the overall market conditions do not really matter that much, your profits will be very similar regardless of the market conditions, but if you are a swing trader then the conditions of the market affect you greatly because if the price of bitcoin does not go up at least for a few days then it is going to be impossible for you to obtain profits, and the ones that are affected the most are those that are long term traders or investors because they are the ones that hold their coins the longest. I think long term trading could be sometimes more profitable and a bit risky compared to the daily trading. I think day trading requires you to be always online and being concentrated the whole day in the market, if you're lucky and predict well, how's the market move, you'll obviously get a high profit from that otherwise long term trading is good if you believe that there is some coins will increase in the value in a long term period, it's less risky but also it's not guaranteed at all.
I agree your opinion every trade must have a risk, if we talk about Long Term VS Daily Trading it will be very different, daily traders are suitable for those who do not have other jobs, so they can see price movements at any time. while the long-term trader he can be free to do other work, in the sense he can see market movements whenever he wants. but in terms of risk it must be the same. actually trading last year and now is very different. if you know about trading before 2017 it will be safe if it is better to choose the long term or as a holder. but for now, I personally choose the short term when there is an opportunity to take a profit. considering it is rather difficult to get a profit with a percentage that is far away. then prepare your capital when the is price go down
good strategy . short term is now verry indemand this year because people were used to the small fluctuations that crypto brings .
the value goes down and recover a bit and then it goes down again , this why short term is the best thing to do but if we notice that the market changed , and it does not fluctuate more often , i guess that was the right time to switch strategies ( from short to long term ) .
actually trading last year and now is very different. if you know about trading before 2017 it will be safe if it is better to choose the long term or as a holder. but for now, I personally choose the short term when there is an opportunity to take a profit. considering it is rather difficult to get a profit with a percentage that is far away. then prepare your capital when the is price go down
Actually all activity depend your decision, you want grow your capital or profit. The different between those strategy only time but become amazing and ridiculous when handle by people who doesn't have knowledge and enough fund. The best how to learn those strategy is in the field ( market ). Try your best, make a journal and fix your mistakes.
I heard somewhere from some wise man that holding and savings are done by people who do not have skills and only rely on interest.While I deeply respect investors and people who hold but this line struck in my mind and I hardly hold these days, I mean I do not sell and buy fiat but what I try doing is instead of letting my bitcoins sit idle in the wallet I keep doing something like I buy alts when I feel there is a good one, I feel like price is going to drop, I buy USDT and once it drops I buy BTC with it.
What happens I have learned when I do this is that, I am not just increasing my actual money but also learning a lot about market, various alts and market knowledge so if you ask me - always trade and learn!
Actually all activity depend your decision, you want grow your capital or profit. The different between those strategy only time but become amazing and ridiculous when handle by people who doesn't have knowledge and enough fund. The best how to learn those strategy is in the field ( market ). Try your best, make a journal and fix your mistakes.
I heard somewhere from some wise man that holding and savings are done by people who do not have skills and only rely on interest.While I deeply respect investors and people who hold but this line struck in my mind and I hardly hold these days, I mean I do not sell and buy fiat but what I try doing is instead of letting my bitcoins sit idle in the wallet I keep doing something like I buy alts when I feel there is a good one, I feel like price is going to drop, I buy USDT and once it drops I buy BTC with it.
What happens I have learned when I do this is that, I am not just increasing my actual money but also learning a lot about market, various alts and market knowledge so if you ask me - always trade and learn!
I think long term trading could be sometimes more profitable and a bit risky compared to the daily trading. I think day trading requires you to be always online and being concentrated the whole day in the market, if you're lucky and predict well, how's the market move, you'll obviously get a high profit from that otherwise long term trading is good if you believe that there is some coins will increase in the value in a long term period, it's less risky but also it's not guaranteed at all.
If you are trying to invest all of your coins it is better to go for the long term because if you are trading every time you are just earning a small amount of money, and the price are still the same but if you are trying to trade on long term there's a massive difference on it the price of the coon is different from the previous months or year. That's why the long time is more profitable than daily or short trading.
I think long term trading could be sometimes more profitable and a bit risky compared to the daily trading. I think day trading requires you to be always online and being concentrated the whole day in the market, if you're lucky and predict well, how's the market move, you'll obviously get a high profit from that otherwise long term trading is good if you believe that there is some coins will increase in the value in a long term period, it's less risky but also it's not guaranteed at all.
Its all about your priority if you are in part time its better t go with long run and if you take it full time then day trading is best.You will learn alot from market n daily basis and even you got small profit but it worth.
Absolutely. It actually depends on your time management, If you don't have job to do then might as well go with full time trading or day trading but ready your tools like computer/laptop, smartphone and most importantly the capital you'll need. But keep in mind that day trading contains a lot of risk than long term trading or holding since it needs more time requirement and is adept towards the market.Trading is all about learning first you learn and then earn,Must have patience and money management skills.
Or you can learn while trading already, you can try trading in a very small capital. Or try to find trading platform that offers a demo account on which you will be given a playable amount to begin trading, more of like a trial one.
Its all about your priority if you are in part time its better t go with long run and if you take it full time then day trading is best.You will learn alot from market n daily basis and even you got small profit but it worth.
Absolutely. It actually depends on your time management, If you don't have job to do then might as well go with full time trading or day trading but ready your tools like computer/laptop, smartphone and most importantly the capital you'll need. But keep in mind that day trading contains a lot of risk than long term trading or holding since it needs more time requirement and is adept towards the market.Trading is all about learning first you learn and then earn,Must have patience and money management skills.
Or you can learn while trading already, you can try trading in a very small capital. Or try to find trading platform that offers a demo account on which you will be given a playable amount to begin trading, more of like a trial one.
Its all about your priority if you are in part time its better t go with long run and if you take it full time then day trading is best.You will learn alot from market n daily basis and even you got small profit but it worth.
Absolutely. It actually depends on your time management, If you don't have job to do then might as well go with full time trading or day trading but ready your tools like computer/laptop, smartphone and most importantly the capital you'll need. But keep in mind that day trading contains a lot of risk than long term trading or holding since it needs more time requirement and is adept towards the market.Trading is all about learning first you learn and then earn,Must have patience and money management skills.
Or you can learn while trading already, you can try trading in a very small capital. Or try to find trading platform that offers a demo account on which you will be given a playable amount to begin trading, more of like a trial one. 
In trading, there is intra-day(daily trading) and swing (Long term trading) and both of them seem profitable, depending on what strategy that works for you. It is oftentimes advised, that a trader should have a working trading system that should be able to maximize its profits and minimize its losses.
The difference here, is that on a daily trade, you hold positions within a 24hrs period, while on a long term trading, you hold positions within stipulated periods more than a day.
The difference here, is that on a daily trade, you hold positions within a 24hrs period, while on a long term trading, you hold positions within stipulated periods more than a day.
Its all about your priority if you are in part time its better t go with long run and if you take it full time then day trading is best.You will learn alot from market n daily basis and even you got small profit but it worth.
Trading is all about learning first you learn and then earn,Must have patience and money management skills.
Trading is all about learning first you learn and then earn,Must have patience and money management skills.
From my sad experience, I can say that Long positions are much more convenient both in terms of risks and in their enviable predictability compared to short positions, which are much larger.
Opening a long position is easier to track and suggest the onset of adjustment that allows you to set more accurate stop loss, and this directly leads to a decrease in your losses.
I partially agree that the long position is better and much more convenient because if you don't have enough knowledge to do trading then you can stick with long position trading and slowly learn the depth of cryptocurrency trading. It will take time but as you learn and also implement it to your trading strategy, you will realize that it is more profitable to do daily trading.Opening a long position is easier to track and suggest the onset of adjustment that allows you to set more accurate stop loss, and this directly leads to a decrease in your losses.
From my sad experience, I can say that Long positions are much more convenient both in terms of risks and in their enviable predictability compared to short positions, which are much larger.
Opening a long position is easier to track and suggest the onset of adjustment that allows you to set more accurate stop loss, and this directly leads to a decrease in your losses.
I partially agree that the long position is better and much more convenient because if you don't have enough knowledge to do trading then you can stick with long position trading and slowly learn the depth of cryptocurrency trading. It will take time but as you learn and also implement it to your trading strategy, you will realize that it is more profitable to do daily trading. Opening a long position is easier to track and suggest the onset of adjustment that allows you to set more accurate stop loss, and this directly leads to a decrease in your losses.
From my sad experience, I can say that Long positions are much more convenient both in terms of risks and in their enviable predictability compared to short positions, which are much larger.
Opening a long position is easier to track and suggest the onset of adjustment that allows you to set more accurate stop loss, and this directly leads to a decrease in your losses.
Opening a long position is easier to track and suggest the onset of adjustment that allows you to set more accurate stop loss, and this directly leads to a decrease in your losses.
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