Topic: Trading Research. (Read 675 times)
I think smart money concept { SMC } strategy for best option for trader and it helps trader to understand the market
Research and analysis look fancy, but deep down we all know that experience only helps to turn those reds into greens while trading.
I don't consider that on my side because like you said, the outcome will still depend on our experience. If we are less experienced, we might slack in our research but there are still some who will do their best in order to gain more knowledge. Meanwhile, there are also those who have enough experience but will only do a short research because they are confident about their ability.Experience is not like a magic that can turn a red into a green or green into red. We need more than it. At the same time, only after significant experiences, you will be able to make use of your research and analysis effectively in your trading. So, the role of experience cannot be ignored in crypto trading always.
One good thing about it is that you don't have to do it all at once, you can learn how to be a good trader with time, so that means we can see someone be a good trader in a month if they spend 8 hours a day, every day, or you could do it in a year too, that is why it is such an easy concept because you can spend time whenever you have time and eventually be a good one.
Good point. It depends on a person's mind and nature. Some people are natural learners, you know? They don't need a lot of time to grasp ideas and understand what they are learning because they are smart and their brains are built in a way that they memorize and understand things very quickly. On the other hand, some people might need more time to learn even the easiest concepts and ideas because their brains might not grasp things very easily.
Whether it's trading or anything in general, when someone starts learning, whether it is going to take months or years for them to become perfect it is subjective because it depends on how good or bad they are in learning and grasping new things.
I have seen people learning things only in one attempt, you would be shocked how they would do something right after they learn it from somewhere without practicing it much, and some people wouldn't be able to do that even after so many attempts and tries.
hope it will be fast, without pain 
64k reached, now we can go down i beleive 
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You tell us that you have experience as an economist but are you self-study economist or do you have an advanced degree from a good university? Because depending on your answer your advice might not be considered as anything serious...
The results of the market research process will always change along with natural market movements. Now here is the problem that the research method that OP takes can be relevant to him but will not be 100% relevant to others.
As an economist with experience in big data analytics, I started working with historical data, focusing on price action. After a year of research, I’ve gained a deeper understanding of market processes but also recognized the limits of my own skills.
I’m now looking for a talented Data Scientist or Data Analyst to join me on a voluntary basis. If you excel in data export, analysis, and visualization, and are ready to invest some time in this research, please send me a message.
I’m now looking for a talented Data Scientist or Data Analyst to join me on a voluntary basis. If you excel in data export, analysis, and visualization, and are ready to invest some time in this research, please send me a message.
I don't see you sharing what methods and strategies and this does not show anything as a digestible reference.
Everyone can make a analysis about their trading abilities, both regarding data analysis and other skill limits.
In the case of trading we cannot see consistent profits and that becomes a difficulty. If you do have good skills in trading then there is no need to involve other people because you can do it yourself.
What benefits will be obtained when people join you and this must be relevant because currently nothing is free.
Even to access the forum we need internet data, especially if it is related to trading or the knowledge that people have.
Trading is an art of making money smartly learning SMC concept is helpfull
Maybe we don't need to direct all energy in one area only in generating a strategy to help keep the candles green. A combination of both school of thought could get the trader more greener candles than one area of focus could. We gather experience out of the application of research and analysis. And any trader who combines both is likely to make much better trades. Relying on experience only without doing research to stay updated with new trends and strategies can be self harming that's what I think rather.
actually, both are related. if you are inexperienced, you may only do a little research that might not produce very good results. but if you are experienced, the desire to develop trading skills can automatically arise by itself. That is what causes the desire to research something to grow. whether it has actually been discovered by others or not, when it is not yet in our knowledge, there will be satisfaction when we can master something new.OP is looking for people who actually also like research in developing trading methods. this can be done by people with trading experience, not just someone who understands trading.
I think you should focus on SMC trading concept than you can understand the actual trading strategy.
Even if you are a long-timer in this market or so-called expert, you can't guarantee that you will always have a profit on this market. As you can't have the full control of market movement, you are just left to speculate and act on it.
Also, as you will go thru your trading journey, you will pick-up some tricks that you can apply the next time you execute a trade.
Perfect point, the mistake some traders do make at some point is trying to believe too much in their skills that they think nothing can stand in their way, some may at some point even think they have gotten pass the stage where they will still have to battle with losses probably because they believe they are already too sophisticated to deal with that but in reality they just have to deal with it.Also, as you will go thru your trading journey, you will pick-up some tricks that you can apply the next time you execute a trade.
My mentor will always tell me losses is part of the game, it's at some point a sign u are making progress but make sure you are taking from the market more than you are giving to the market, that's how to still stay profitable and not just thinking you are literally going to win always because you have all the experience and have probably hd too many winning trades before then.
Research and analysis look fancy, but deep down we all know that experience only helps to turn those reds into greens while trading. So no matter how big you do your research or how deep you do the analysis, the trading reality will only be seen when you jump to the market. It’s better to read historical books on trading and markets rather than wasting time on new algorithms. This is just my point of view. But I feel that you become better with experience only.
Maybe we don't need to direct all energy in one area only in generating a strategy to help keep the candles green. A combination of both school of thought could get the trader more greener candles than one area of focus could. We gather experience out of the application of research and analysis. And any trader who combines both is likely to make much better trades. Relying on experience only without doing research to stay updated with new trends and strategies can be self harming that's what I think rather. 
Research and analysis look fancy, but deep down we all know that experience only helps to turn those reds into greens while trading. So no matter how big you do your research or how deep you do the analysis, the trading reality will only be seen when you jump to the market. It’s better to read historical books on trading and markets rather than wasting time on new algorithms. This is just my point of view. But I feel that you become better with experience only.
In a risky world like trading, research and long-term preparation is crucial before you dive risking your funds trading in the market. But do trading research and efficient market data analysis guarantee the success of every trade? Of course, it won’t. Everything boils down to our own experience in trading. The longer you’ve been exposed in the market, either trading or purely investing, the bigger the chances of success. And the higher your risk tolerance, the more you become motivated to trade more even if it means losing at some point.Losses in trading are a normal thing. If you are getting profit for most of your trades but lose some money in between the trades, it's all good unless you take that to heart and start getting demotivated by that. A good trader would positively use such things and learn from their mistakes.
If you lose in a trade, you should try to find out what you did wrong that caused it, and when you find it, work on it so that you don't repeat it.
Even if you are a long-timer in this market or so-called expert, you can't guarantee that you will always have a profit on this market. As you can't have the full control of market movement, you are just left to speculate and act on it.
Also, as you will go thru your trading journey, you will pick-up some tricks that you can apply the next time you execute a trade.
Checking the charts and indicators is the only thing that you can do for research purposes, I understand that not a lot of people see it that way but that is how you should be approaching this situation.
If you can check all the indicators that you know of and if you could read the charts and see where it is leading and combine those two together, you are going to see a good pattern and could make a good trade. It is not that common to see all of them indicating the same thing but it does happen and that's what we should be approaching it with.
I understand it is not that easy but that's just how it is and we can definitely consider this as something that will benefit a lot. We are going to see this changing a lot more and we could make some good income from it as well. We are not going to deal with this as a good thing, it is going to take a while but we can definitely make a profit if we just check all these charts and indicators and find something proper.
If you can check all the indicators that you know of and if you could read the charts and see where it is leading and combine those two together, you are going to see a good pattern and could make a good trade. It is not that common to see all of them indicating the same thing but it does happen and that's what we should be approaching it with.
I understand it is not that easy but that's just how it is and we can definitely consider this as something that will benefit a lot. We are going to see this changing a lot more and we could make some good income from it as well. We are not going to deal with this as a good thing, it is going to take a while but we can definitely make a profit if we just check all these charts and indicators and find something proper.
Hello, community!
I've been involved in crypto since the beginning, but in recent years, I decided to dive into trading. After spending six months studying all available materials on the subject, I realized that many of the traditional methods are either outdated or irrelevant to today’s markets. So, I embarked on my own research journey.
As an economist with experience in big data analytics, I started working with historical data, focusing on price action. After a year of research, I’ve gained a deeper understanding of market processes but also recognized the limits of my own skills.
I’m now looking for a talented Data Scientist or Data Analyst to join me on a voluntary basis. If you excel in data export, analysis, and visualization, and are ready to invest some time in this research, please send me a message.
Discussions are also welcome!
I've been involved in crypto since the beginning, but in recent years, I decided to dive into trading. After spending six months studying all available materials on the subject, I realized that many of the traditional methods are either outdated or irrelevant to today’s markets. So, I embarked on my own research journey.
As an economist with experience in big data analytics, I started working with historical data, focusing on price action. After a year of research, I’ve gained a deeper understanding of market processes but also recognized the limits of my own skills.
I’m now looking for a talented Data Scientist or Data Analyst to join me on a voluntary basis. If you excel in data export, analysis, and visualization, and are ready to invest some time in this research, please send me a message.
Discussions are also welcome!
You tell us that you have experience as an economist but are you self-study economist or do you have an advanced degree from a good university? Because depending on your answer your advice might not be considered as anything serious...
Hello, community!
I've been involved in crypto since the beginning, but in recent years, I decided to dive into trading. After spending six months studying all available materials on the subject, I realized that many of the traditional methods are either outdated or irrelevant to today’s markets. So, I embarked on my own research journey.
As an economist with experience in big data analytics, I started working with historical data, focusing on price action. After a year of research, I’ve gained a deeper understanding of market processes but also recognized the limits of my own skills.
I’m now looking for a talented Data Scientist or Data Analyst to join me on a voluntary basis. If you excel in data export, analysis, and visualization, and are ready to invest some time in this research, please send me a message.
Discussions are also welcome!
I do not know what you intend to achieve with this your research but what I am certain about is that losses in trading can only be minimized and not eradicated completely from trading. I am not in anyway trying to undermine the importance of research to a trader, but then what ever strategy one will build from the researches he has done so far, it will only help him reduce his level of risk (I.e if it was a good strategy), it doesn't change the fact that trading is still very risky.I've been involved in crypto since the beginning, but in recent years, I decided to dive into trading. After spending six months studying all available materials on the subject, I realized that many of the traditional methods are either outdated or irrelevant to today’s markets. So, I embarked on my own research journey.
As an economist with experience in big data analytics, I started working with historical data, focusing on price action. After a year of research, I’ve gained a deeper understanding of market processes but also recognized the limits of my own skills.
I’m now looking for a talented Data Scientist or Data Analyst to join me on a voluntary basis. If you excel in data export, analysis, and visualization, and are ready to invest some time in this research, please send me a message.
Discussions are also welcome!
I wish you luck on your research journey. While working on a whole new method of trading, the traditional method you feel is outdated and irrelevant might still be very useful. Infact, they are the foundation in which you'll build your own method.
Research and analysis look fancy, but deep down we all know that experience only helps to turn those reds into greens while trading. So no matter how big you do your research or how deep you do the analysis, the trading reality will only be seen when you jump to the market. It’s better to read historical books on trading and markets rather than wasting time on new algorithms. This is just my point of view. But I feel that you become better with experience only.
In a risky world like trading, research and long-term preparation is crucial before you dive risking your funds trading in the market. But do trading research and efficient market data analysis guarantee the success of every trade? Of course, it won’t. Everything boils down to our own experience in trading. The longer you’ve been exposed in the market, either trading or purely investing, the bigger the chances of success. And the higher your risk tolerance, the more you become motivated to trade more even if it means losing at some point.Losses in trading are a normal thing. If you are getting profit for most of your trades but lose some money in between the trades, it's all good unless you take that to heart and start getting demotivated by that. A good trader would positively use such things and learn from their mistakes.
If you lose in a trade, you should try to find out what you did wrong that caused it, and when you find it, work on it so that you don't repeat it.
Hello, community!
I've been involved in crypto since the beginning, but in recent years, I decided to dive into trading. After spending six months studying all available materials on the subject, I realized that many of the traditional methods are either outdated or irrelevant to today’s markets. So, I embarked on my own research journey.
As an economist with experience in big data analytics, I started working with historical data, focusing on price action. After a year of research, I’ve gained a deeper understanding of market processes but also recognized the limits of my own skills.
I’m now looking for a talented Data Scientist or Data Analyst to join me on a voluntary basis. If you excel in data export, analysis, and visualization, and are ready to invest some time in this research, please send me a message.
Discussions are also welcome!
I've been involved in crypto since the beginning, but in recent years, I decided to dive into trading. After spending six months studying all available materials on the subject, I realized that many of the traditional methods are either outdated or irrelevant to today’s markets. So, I embarked on my own research journey.
As an economist with experience in big data analytics, I started working with historical data, focusing on price action. After a year of research, I’ve gained a deeper understanding of market processes but also recognized the limits of my own skills.
I’m now looking for a talented Data Scientist or Data Analyst to join me on a voluntary basis. If you excel in data export, analysis, and visualization, and are ready to invest some time in this research, please send me a message.
Discussions are also welcome!
You tell us that you have experience as an economist but are you self-study economist or do you have an advanced degree from a good university? Because depending on your answer your advice might not be considered as anything serious...
Hello, community!
I've been involved in crypto since the beginning, but in recent years, I decided to dive into trading. After spending six months studying all available materials on the subject, I realized that many of the traditional methods are either outdated or irrelevant to today’s markets. So, I embarked on my own research journey.
As an economist with experience in big data analytics, I started working with historical data, focusing on price action. After a year of research, I’ve gained a deeper understanding of market processes but also recognized the limits of my own skills.
I’m now looking for a talented Data Scientist or Data Analyst to join me on a voluntary basis. If you excel in data export, analysis, and visualization, and are ready to invest some time in this research, please send me a message.
Discussions are also welcome!
I've been involved in crypto since the beginning, but in recent years, I decided to dive into trading. After spending six months studying all available materials on the subject, I realized that many of the traditional methods are either outdated or irrelevant to today’s markets. So, I embarked on my own research journey.
As an economist with experience in big data analytics, I started working with historical data, focusing on price action. After a year of research, I’ve gained a deeper understanding of market processes but also recognized the limits of my own skills.
I’m now looking for a talented Data Scientist or Data Analyst to join me on a voluntary basis. If you excel in data export, analysis, and visualization, and are ready to invest some time in this research, please send me a message.
Discussions are also welcome!
You tell us that you have experience as an economist but are you self-study economist or do you have an advanced degree from a good university? Because depending on your answer your advice might not be considered as anything serious...
It's just that no matter how good you are in doing research with trading, that will never be good enough to make you win on your trades.
Trading includes so many things, research for learning, research for fundamentals of that project, research for what's going on with the market and the project, then knowledge of trading, next experience in trading, and eventually it comes to how you are discipline with your decision making and actions. If you skip or fail in one of these steps, you will be more likely failed in trading.You can take five years if you want, but most people can't wait that long and that's why they want to be good very quickly. You cannot finish this quickly, to be a good trader you have to spend a lot of time on it. I personally believe the best thing to do is just give your free time to it, that way you will have easier time focusing on it. When you can focus better, you will learn better and be a better trader.
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