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sr. member
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March 17, 2018, 12:50:57 AM
#27
i agree with you to be the real trader you need pass 4 step of learning and  i will make it 5, number 5 is you ready to get some loss at the first time, its mean that it is an ordinary culture that the trader will get some loss at the first trading, after that they start to learn and learn how to get profit from trading, so if you get loss at the first trading dont give up, you need to try harder and harder
Admittance of this reality helps traders a lot in polishing their skills. Failures are inevitable parts of lives and since trading with crypto currencies is something new for the world, most of the potential traders even take time to get familiarize with the rules and trends of the trading world. This should be somewhere in your mind that it is pretty much okay to lose some amount in trading, invest little in the beginning. 
newbie
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March 15, 2018, 12:35:08 PM
#26
Hey guys! I'm making this thread to help those guys who wants to start trading but don't know where to start. And if the higher ranks members of this forum want to share their ideas that will contribute to the knowledge of newbies please feel free to write a reply to this thread.

To start trading, you must first learn this things that are commonly used in trading
1. Candle stick reading-Learn how to read the Candle sticks chart because it is the chart that is used in movements of stocks in crypto.
2. The Support and resistance
3. Chart formations, Patterns and structure- this will help you whether to buy or sell, but keep in mind that rhis is not 100% accurate.
4. The technical indicators in the chart.

You can do your own research, Google, investopedia and youtube are the most helpful sources that can help you improve your knowledge in trading.

Read news, updates and background of the coins you want to trade with.

 BUY LOW SELL HIGH and stay away from pishing sites!

I hope that this will be helpful!
good idea, but the markets have full the blood & tears
full member
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March 15, 2018, 12:20:13 PM
#25
All the techniques of reading charts and plotting to predict the direction of market movement are not necessary. You just have to be experienced, and luckily everything can happen. Because whales are the ones controlling the market and drawing charts, they can not guess what they want to do next.
full member
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March 15, 2018, 11:53:58 AM
#24
i agree with you to be the real trader you need pass 4 step of learning and  i will make it 5, number 5 is you ready to get some loss at the first time, its mean that it is an ordinary culture that the trader will get some loss at the first trading, after that they start to learn and learn how to get profit from trading, so if you get loss at the first trading dont give up, you need to try harder and harder
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March 15, 2018, 11:38:17 AM
#23

To start trading, you must first learn this things that are commonly used in trading
1. Candle stick reading-Learn how to read the Candle sticks chart because it is the chart that is used in movements of stocks in crypto.
2. The Support and resistance
3. Chart formations, Patterns and structure- this will help you whether to buy or sell, but keep in mind that rhis is not 100% accurate.
4. The technical indicators in the chart.



I hope that this will be helpful!

Honestly a newbie doesn't need to learn that mandatory on the first phase. There are lots of traders who started without knowledge about trading chart terms. And even I didn't engaged to that charting lessons. The most important thing in crypto trading is understand the risks and how price behaves in crypto. Literally it was different on stock market where chartings are way more helpful. Chart readings in crpyto are proned to wreckage because of the heavy price fluctuations that happened in crypto market. So basically, even how well detailed and professional charting is, it will spoiled once a panic happened.

That chart readings will automatically learned on the way as soon as they progress. So for a newbie in crpyto trading;

= Learn and understand the risks what they are going into once they put money on crypto trading.
= Gathering informations about the specific coin to be traded.
= Analyzing what is the best thing to do if a) b) c) etc. and testing it on actual trade whatever the result is.

You know in my local group, there are successful trader who even doesn't know how to chart readings. Meaning that is not mandatory as experienced will teach us to deal with the price volatility of bitcoin and other coins.

Well, I think it is your opinion, but I must say it is better to have knowledge than none right? It is up to a trader if he or she wants to learn. I mean sharing knowledge to those who needs it and if one doesn't need it he can just simply ignore it. It is completely upto him if he will grab the knowledge or simply walk away with it. Let us say that there is a conplete newbie who wants to enter this industry but, he doesn't have ANY knowledge about this? He couldn't even start because he doesn't even know how to start, so what he qill do is to gain some knowledge first even just the very basic, like  how to put your money in a wallet. Without knowledge and research you couldn't put your investment to some wallet. It is fine to ignore this if you already know what kind of place you are going in and indeed I agree with you that they must know all the risk. Smiley
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March 09, 2018, 05:56:30 PM
#22
Hey guys! I'm making this thread to help those guys who wants to start trading but don't know where to start. And if the higher ranks members of this forum want to share their ideas that will contribute to the knowledge of newbies please feel free to write a reply to this thread.

To start trading, you must first learn this things that are commonly used in trading
1. Candle stick reading-Learn how to read the Candle sticks chart because it is the chart that is used in movements of stocks in crypto.
2. The Support and resistance
3. Chart formations, Patterns and structure- this will help you whether to buy or sell, but keep in mind that rhis is not 100% accurate.
4. The technical indicators in the chart.

You can do your own research, Google, investopedia and youtube are the most helpful sources that can help you improve your knowledge in trading.

Read news, updates and background of the coins you want to trade with.

 BUY LOW SELL HIGH and stay away from pishing sites!

I hope that this will be helpful!
You can see that both bitcoin and altcoin prices have fallen sharply in recent days and there is no sign of recovery and will continue to fall sharply and there are no signs of recovery. Therefore, it is extremely difficult for us to trade commercially at this time. I think you should not trade at this point.
legendary
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March 09, 2018, 01:53:17 PM
#21

To start trading, you must first learn this things that are commonly used in trading
1. Candle stick reading-Learn how to read the Candle sticks chart because it is the chart that is used in movements of stocks in crypto.
2. The Support and resistance
3. Chart formations, Patterns and structure- this will help you whether to buy or sell, but keep in mind that rhis is not 100% accurate.
4. The technical indicators in the chart.



I hope that this will be helpful!

Honestly a newbie doesn't need to learn that mandatory on the first phase. There are lots of traders who started without knowledge about trading chart terms. And even I didn't engaged to that charting lessons. The most important thing in crypto trading is understand the risks and how price behaves in crypto. Literally it was different on stock market where chartings are way more helpful. Chart readings in crpyto are proned to wreckage because of the heavy price fluctuations that happened in crypto market. So basically, even how well detailed and professional charting is, it will spoiled once a panic happened.

That chart readings will automatically learned on the way as soon as they progress. So for a newbie in crpyto trading;

= Learn and understand the risks what they are going into once they put money on crypto trading.
= Gathering informations about the specific coin to be traded.
= Analyzing what is the best thing to do if a) b) c) etc. and testing it on actual trade whatever the result is.

You know in my local group, there are successful trader who even doesn't know how to chart readings. Meaning that is not mandatory as experienced will teach us to deal with the price volatility of bitcoin and other coins.
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March 09, 2018, 11:01:45 AM
#20
Knowledge and experience are always useful for any business. Work hard and persist in learning. The fact is that the patterns are very hot and stressful, psychological stability and calm always good in this market. I'm the one who stumbled across the crypto market when I first joined. But we can not walk without stumbling.
newbie
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March 09, 2018, 10:34:26 AM
#19
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full member
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March 09, 2018, 10:26:30 AM
#18
Trade with only the amount you are willing to lose. Try with really low money so that you just get an idea that whether you would like to continue trading and it is your thing or not. Most people get greedy and lose what they have. Trading will require your time, attention and mind. If you're willing to devote some to it you're more than welcome to trading. Try day trading for some time and continue only if you feel you'd be able to handle a loss if ever you encounter one.
Good luck!

If you are willing to loose at the time you start the trading you need to be clever at purchasing the best coins in the market which is low when you have invested on it. Then with in some months we will find the invested coin grow more than 50 to 70 percent from the time you invested. That is also grows in positive only. If you find the coins rate dumped. Please do not fear and hold it for sometime.

Making sweeping generalisations like these is what gives new investors false impressions. Assigning a 50-70% return is based on what? Sometimes it will be more, sometimes it will be less. If you give them these expectations they'll only go on to make mistakes because they have it in there head that it's a given.
Ctn
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March 08, 2018, 02:18:15 PM
#17
Good start as newbie person on the forum. However the information like this has been already published many times by various analyst over the forum and that too with huge details. I'm actually surprised to see guy like you posting all this as you see to me very enthusiastic so keep that one up. We need member like you and hope that you will bring up even detailed topics later on.

About the method you have put forth here it is perfect no doubt about it. We should also note that above all these things there exist your mind which you should control a lot during the trades. The trading can be dangerous if decisions are made with heart rather than the brain.
newbie
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March 08, 2018, 12:39:06 PM
#16
Nicely explained ... Thanks for info
hero member
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March 08, 2018, 12:25:29 PM
#15
Trade with only the amount you are willing to lose. Try with really low money so that you just get an idea that whether you would like to continue trading and it is your thing or not. Most people get greedy and lose what they have. Trading will require your time, attention and mind. If you're willing to devote some to it you're more than welcome to trading. Try day trading for some time and continue only if you feel you'd be able to handle a loss if ever you encounter one.
Good luck!

If you are willing to loose at the time you start the trading you need to be clever at purchasing the best coins in the market which is low when you have invested on it. Then with in some months we will find the invested coin grow more than 50 to 70 percent from the time you invested. That is also grows in positive only. If you find the coins rate dumped. Please do not fear and hold it for sometime.
member
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March 08, 2018, 12:14:32 PM
#14
Hey guys! I'm making this thread to help those guys who wants to start trading but don't know where to start. And if the higher ranks members of this forum want to share their ideas that will contribute to the knowledge of newbies please feel free to write a reply to this thread.

To start trading, you must first learn this things that are commonly used in trading
1. Candle stick reading-Learn how to read the Candle sticks chart because it is the chart that is used in movements of stocks in crypto.
2. The Support and resistance
3. Chart formations, Patterns and structure- this will help you whether to buy or sell, but keep in mind that rhis is not 100% accurate.
4. The technical indicators in the chart.

You can do your own research, Google, investopedia and youtube are the most helpful sources that can help you improve your knowledge in trading.

Read news, updates and background of the coins you want to trade with.

 BUY LOW SELL HIGH and stay away from pishing sites!

I hope that this will be helpful!
I believe that in order to be able to trade successfully, it is very important to choose the time of trade and the time of withdrawal. It can be seen that the current market is constantly changing and extremely complex. So at this point we are dry so start trading, wait for the market to stabilize again.
legendary
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March 08, 2018, 11:50:25 AM
#13
Thank you for the tips OP, this will greatly help in trading career of newbies in this forum or those who are newbie in terms of trading, which includes me.  It would be greatly appreciated if you provide tutorial about those stuff that you had stated and give more information on the things we need to learn in trading.  
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March 08, 2018, 11:38:26 AM
#12
Trade with only the amount you are willing to lose. Try with really low money so that you just get an idea that whether you would like to continue trading and it is your thing or not. Most people get greedy and lose what they have. Trading will require your time, attention and mind. If you're willing to devote some to it you're more than welcome to trading. Try day trading for some time and continue only if you feel you'd be able to handle a loss if ever you encounter one.
Good luck!
hero member
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March 08, 2018, 11:12:39 AM
#11
Hey guys! I'm making this thread to help those guys who wants to start trading but don't know where to start. And if the higher ranks members of this forum want to share their ideas that will contribute to the knowledge of newbies please feel free to write a reply to this thread.

To start trading, you must first learn this things that are commonly used in trading
1. Candle stick reading-Learn how to read the Candle sticks chart because it is the chart that is used in movements of stocks in crypto.
2. The Support and resistance
3. Chart formations, Patterns and structure- this will help you whether to buy or sell, but keep in mind that rhis is not 100% accurate.
4. The technical indicators in the chart.

You can do your own research, Google, investopedia and youtube are the most helpful sources that can help you improve your knowledge in trading.

Read news, updates and background of the coins you want to trade with.

 BUY LOW SELL HIGH and stay away from pishing sites!

I hope that this will be helpful!
This really helps especially those who doesn't have any idea, before investing we should have this knowledge so we can have some advantage and we will be able to choose the right project to support, though experienced will teach us a lots of things inside this market and whatever we do it will still depend on'how we deal with an actual market, the fluctuations and sway is different than what we study so applying everything won't give us any assurance but a good basis and we will be able to assess in much proper way.
full member
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March 08, 2018, 10:56:50 AM
#10
I think trading can even be much more simple than that. Just stick to buying low and selling high and be patient. Also if you are able to think about things logically and how prices will be influenced by news and updates you can predict price trends without need to even look at a graph.
newbie
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March 08, 2018, 10:43:12 AM
#9
Yes, you wrote everything right, it is also important to create a group in telegrams for like-minded people, and an information portal.
sr. member
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March 08, 2018, 10:34:44 AM
#8
Hey guys! I'm making this thread to help those guys who wants to start trading but don't know where to start. And if the higher ranks members of this forum want to share their ideas that will contribute to the knowledge of newbies please feel free to write a reply to this thread.

To start trading, you must first learn this things that are commonly used in trading
1. Candle stick reading-Learn how to read the Candle sticks chart because it is the chart that is used in movements of stocks in crypto.
2. The Support and resistance
3. Chart formations, Patterns and structure- this will help you whether to buy or sell, but keep in mind that rhis is not 100% accurate.
4. The technical indicators in the chart.

You can do your own research, Google, investopedia and youtube are the most helpful sources that can help you improve your knowledge in trading.

Read news, updates and background of the coins you want to trade with.

 BUY LOW SELL HIGH and stay away from pishing sites!

I hope that this will be helpful!
This simple trading secret has been existing for quite some time now and we are to aline our other trading strategies along side with it. Buying low and sell high should be what we should put our mind on and learn on how to buy when the price is low and when to sell when the price is high. Bitcoin and other trading instruments has this common why of analysis themy by using candlesticks formation to know bottom and top.
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