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3) When Emotionally Unstable

Are you angered, troubled, disturbed, or even excited etc. At that point don't engage the market.

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This is the best time that you should consider on stopping trading. Why? When emotion is really that at great kind of effect then it would be better to ease it up before you would be proceeding on doing trading
because you would really be finding up yourself to be that very impulsive on that time and we know that once emotions do kicks in then it would really be that so hard to make such control and it would really be
much better that you should be finding up some activity or things for you to divert out that anger or emotion so that you could really be going back to trade with having that clear mind.
On the time that you are really under the influence of such condition then you are really putting yourself on great danger on making up some impulsive trades.
You would really be that becoming desperate and the worst you would really be taking up that impulsive approach towards trading which might end up on on doing gambling type of trades.

I would say this does work for some people like me. Not everyone has to be a trader and I still trade a small amount just for fun and to learn how to be better and try to learn more about trading even after so many years, but majority of my money is on long term investment and I do not think that I could continue to trade for a profit. It would be a bad idea to do something like that and it should be quite difficult to handle something like that.

I believe that we are going to end up with a result that should be something that would be a lot more risky if we are not careful and that is why we are going to end up with a good result if we are careful and should be something that would make a lot more profit if we go long term.

I agree with some of your points but I think every point you make is psychologically related.  Before trading you must have enough knowledge about it.  Although trading depends on the market, I think a skilled trader can anticipate the market.  And if someone is unskilled in it, his chances of loss are very high. If one sees losing his money then it is a bit difficult to control the emotions.  You are right that if someone is mentally disturbed, he should not come to trading, but in my opinion, if you are mentally disturbed, neither trading nor any work is good.  And if someone is financially weak, then he should think about it.

We can also say never marry with a coin, but marriage with a coin is longer, while a series of trades is not longer. We should definitely take some break time from trading, not only when we are making losses but also when we are making profits too. Because in a series of losing trades, we can build up the emotions of taking risks, but if in a series of profits, we can build up the emotions of greed and also lose money in that too.

Therefore, never get into emotions, whether they are of revenge, greed, love, etc.
We can definitely not make huge profits in consolidation, but we can make some decent, small, and consistent profit, which is far better than taking huge risks. Unfortunately, after consolidation, sometimes the market took unexpected turns that not even big analysts had predicted.

I have seen many big players making good profits even in consolidation states, just like in the recent consolidation state, in which many made huge amounts by timing the market. Which is not an easy task.

I do agree on most of your point except this one. Success is the ultimate goal of every trader that’s why we are trading so if you are stopping just because you have multiple successful trading is kinda stopping your momentum. Consistency means you are using the right strategy which you should capitalize once still working.

Stop when you are experiencing loss and not multiple success. I believe the one you are trying to express here is to stop aiming for more profit by adding more risk to your current successful trading. Because there’s a lot of trader that loss everything despite they have consistent profit just because they are greedy to enter more risky trade just earn higher profit.

Blaming continued losses on market conditions, emotional state, etc. is one way of looking at it, another way is to realize that your trading skills need a lot more work specially if you think you are losing because "market is consolidating".

Of course there are times when the market is not as predictable as you want it to be, but a skilled trader has enough experience to know how to make some profit from any market conditions. For example they can make profit even when the shitcoins are dumping.
Not to mention that we are talking about the cryptocurrency market, that includes altcoins which means there is always some shitcoins that are being pumped and the profit is there, waiting to be grabbed. But not for those who buy and bag hold, hoping for a long term rise.

All of those things seem to be a reason why we should think that Trading is not for everyone nor we are forced to do that knowing the situation that we make it hard. Giving is not just an option but certainly a decision to make if we know ourselves that we are struggling hard to analyze and understand the market.

We never think that we are too unlucky because we have not become pro-traders, maybe there is a place for us at least we try and find out that this is not really for us.

We're not forced to trade and whoever trades is doing it based on his own intellect. No one will stop you from trading and it doesn't matter to other people whether you're winning your trades or you're losing money because it's not our money in the first place. But the good side of this is you're learning more about the approach in the market. Trading isn't a game where you just bet your money and you're okay losing it. Most traders are serious folks that are targeting to grow their money but before that, there's a need to experience losing because you are not yet knowledgeable about it. And when you've learned from the losing experience, you'll have the understanding that it's not really at all. With that, you're going to have the thought whether to pursue it or stop it and just choose the easier part which is holding.

Everything you mentioned is related to trading psychology or psychological factors, the impact of which can be reduced by using trading bots and a short- and medium-term strategy that saves you from emotional problems or market fluctuations, but in all cases, stay away from trading when there is financial pressure, as you must trade with the money that you You do not need it. If you need money, trading comes second, because most of the time the decisions you make when your financial situation is bad are stupid and hasty decisions.

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When the market is moving sideways its a great time for accumulation. But if you are looking for short term profits then you can use grid trading bot to take advantage of market sideways move and set the bot between its support and resistance levels.


It is not easy to control your emotions when you are watching your trade go down. Our emotions tell us to add more funds and lower the average. Sometimes this works if you can hold on for the long term. It's better to use a stop-loss.

It is not a must to take every trade and it is not a must to trade. Have you experience difficulty in the Financial Market or disappointment that affected your well being. Stated below are some essential things you need to look out for once you noticed them please stay off the market.

1) Series of Losing Trade

 If you noticed that the losses you had are more in a series of trade you took then take a break. If you proceed you will start doing revenge trading and lose out. A break will help you re-evaluate yourself and maintain psychological and emotion balance.

2) Market is Consolidating

Surely there is no direction in the Market once it is consolidating. This will waste your time and make you make irrational decisions.

3) When Emotionally Unstable

Are you angered, troubled, disturbed, or even excited etc. At that point don't engage the market.

4) Market Conditions are not Favourable

Every technical Analyst knows when things are unfavourable. The skill of spotting unfavorably conditions in the market is gotten by practice and study. If you are a technical analyst and you don't know please try and develop yourself.

5) When your set-up is not established

You know your pattern of trade and your set up more than I do. Once this set up has not been confirmed or has past don't trade. Don't help the market.

6) Financial Pressure

Don't put your financial burden on the market if not you will have yourself to blame. What is good is that you make a term plan and stick to it. Be gradual and moderate in your pursue of profit.

7) Series of Successes

This is difficult as one success makes you want to go on and on. Know that with series of successful trade especially in a season comes with over confidence which will make you not pay attention to your rules to effectively execute trade .

NOTE: These are not rules but advise that will advance you and make you profitable.

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