Topic: Trading Research. - page 2. (Read 791 times)

Some people don't understand that losses are inevitable in trading. No matter how much time you spend in this industry, how experienced and knowledgeable you become, and how good you become with trading practices and techniques, you should still not expect to have a 100% success rate because that isn't possible. There will be times when you will face losses, and that is fine, there is nothing wrong with facing losses as a trader in an unpredictable market such as this.

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.

I earned my master's degree in 2003, so you can calculate how much experience I have.

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...

Yeah, the learning process of trading takes so much time and effort to be good at it. I agree that it is not a good and easy thing to be a good trader, you have to spend insane amount of time to be a good trader. 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.

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.

Agreed, from constant researching as a trader you get to know many things about the market that'll help you the next time you want to trade. Research gives you wisdom about the market and experience also gives you wisdom hence they're both very important for a trader to have. There isn't going to be a good trader that doesn't do his research regularly. You have to be doing more research than you're trading because for a majority of your trades to be accurate at all times, it has to show that you have knowledge of what you're doing. Research is what makes a trader great and it isn't about just doing random research but knowing how to do your research correctly and interpret the market in the right way. Professional traders are good at researching and they too have the experience that they learnt and ready to make use when they're researching for future trades.

Buddy, research doesn't guarantee anything, I do agree with that as the market moves along with the developments and ongoing circumstances at that time, but research and analysis are like a safety cover for traders as a para-shot for skydivers, Hmm, Experience does help you to stay motivated but if you are well prepared as a buddy said before dive the preparations are important, similar to that you can manage the risk in a better way.

Many things impact your trading journey, even your experiences vary on how prepared you are, and if you are informed and well prepared your decisions are gonna be more efficient and impactful which will lead to your journey to the next level. TBH learning and research is the study of other's experiences and even if you haven't tried out practically you'll get to know about many things.

I summarize research and analysis and call it knowledge. In trading, knowledge is very important and that is what will give us a chance compared to without knowledge. Experience also cannot be separated from trading, when we have knowledge and do not have experience, it will be an obstacle because we may be confused when facing certain situations. With experience, our knowledge will also definitely increase and that is why experience is one of the important things for us. Professional traders are born because of their knowledge and experience, so these two things cannot be separated from each other. This must be a very important part of trading.

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.

Before start trading, you need to learn to know what and how to trade with right. You do the right thing to learn about trading because the lesson will change following with what happen to the market. Maybe the basic lesson will be the same but we can not use the basic to trade because we need to know how to analyze more to find the time to trade.

By learning more deeper about trading, you will find out that everything change in this a few years. So that make us need to learn about analysis, determine the coin or just use Bitcoin for trade, or other things. But we must have patience because learning trading will takes time before we really understand with the lesson.

No need to be afraid if you lose in trading because that is part of your lesson. If you still learn and find out the mistake, you will see what is wrong and you can fix that.

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.

In an uncertain market, when market itself is not sure it will go next, traders in this market will be more uncertain and if a trader is very certain in that situation, he will have big risk of losing money. If not lose money in that situation, but he continues to take action in a same way, in future soon he will lose money by his certain decision.

If you do find yourself to be already outdated then you could really be just that simply making up some research about the new tools or indicators on which you could make use or any other correlated things or in speaking about technical indicators on which we know that i dont see that there would really be some active changes considering their function is really just that the same. 

We do know that when it comes to guarantees then there's no way that it will really be giving out that kind of probabilities or chances in speaking about profitability. It is really just that there are people
who are really just that too lazy when doing things even if its already that basic or something that wont really be costing them an arm and leg.  People would really be just that attentive on the time or moment
that they've been experiencing some issues or problems but really not doing it earlier or from the start.

We do know that changes is really that inevitable or something that cant be avoided and its just sensible that you do really be that making up some research on what are the things that you must do.
Better be attentive because  you are really the ones who will benefit out in the long run because you are the ones who would really be making out adjustments on the time that you have
learn something new or have been able to test it out.

I'm wondering what are the materials you've been used because you feel that you are already outdated. There's a lot of materials right there in the internet and you can seek a strategy that is applicable with your trading habit this serve as your primary tool to become an efficient trader through out your journey you can learn a lot of things including the mistakes with your trade that might less or tons of pennies to your pocket.

What kind of experience or consistency are you talking about? When you’re consistently losing, that’s not "experience"—it's just failure. If you're limited in both money and time, you’ll go broke faster, and whatever "experience" you had will end there. Do you really think banks and other financial institutions became profitable just through consistency and experience in trading? No, they did their research, created models, and only then they did start trading. I'll tell you something else—very few of them actually trade by taking on directional risk. Most focus on portfolio management and avoid risk as much as possible.

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. Consistency on gaining market experience is the key to make your trades successful and profitable, and not just thorough research and studying. Although learning can be a good foundation, but having good personal experience will always be your biggest advantage towards trading in a very uncertain market.

Experience will still be the best teacher, regardless if you prefer the traditional method or the newly updated versions of it. Everything still boils down how you put all your learnings and apply them when you are trading. As long as you're aware of the basics and the do's and dont's in trading, then most likely your trading attempt will be consistently in profits, or if not lessen your chances of losing.

There are many ways for people to arrive at their goals, although talking about data analysis is quite complicated and a lot of speculations are made from the many tools available today, I myself also only use a few for close trading if I want to, in the end just guessing the price with a technical analysis approach.

But the big things like market sentiment, macroeconomics, political turmoil and others are usually the big agenda that can affect the crypto market and I think it is much more useful than doing this complicated approach because it usually fails when it comes to forming a pattern on the price chart.

But some like to read research data for study, that's not bad either, the better your research method the more useful it will be for other things too.

You can become better with research too and not only experienced but experience is very important because nothing teaches you better than having an experience. From your research you can be learning from the experience of other traders because most writers are speaking from their experience and the experience of others that they have come across. To become good at trading, I don't think we have to depend on just one way of learning because it mightn't be what we need as we learn things differently based on our understanding.

Don't say trading with research aren't important because we need to do research always to stay in line with the market. Without research, you can't know that when the market is falling, that you don't have to panic but change your plans to hodling or buying more coins.

You may have embarked on your own research about the market but that doesn’t mean that the method of trading in the past is different from what we’re experiencing now. They are all the same and you could find any few change in them which may be as a result of how people perceive them and want a simpler method to it, just like you went on your own research. Trading is a path, and when you master that path, you’ll become successful with it. My path that I understood or I discovered on my own might be different from yours but that doesn’t invalidate the core aim of us both making profits in the end.


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Interesting.
How about you give us some sample or educate us with big data analytics and what are your analyses in the market? I think it's a good start and you'd attract more attention from the ones that has the same interest as you. If you can give us a glimpse of the research that you've made in line of your expertise and the market, that will be really appreciated. I think this is the first time that I have read someone that does this and I have never thought of it before that there could be something like this. Although I've heard of big data and analytics before as two complete subject matters.

I would say everything is irrelevant cause the uncertainty of the market so you can't be sure no matter how accurate your analysis is because there also other possible outcomes for the exact scenario if you set the different parameters like changing the candle stick time is good enough to give you different results than previous so I won't invest too much on analysis the data but for the basic understanding looking at the all time price chart of Bitcoin is more than enough to know it will grow in long run.