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Quote from: Yamifoud on February 25, 2023, 07:54:27 AM

Trading results may vary depending on the market condition. I admit that it was best to trade when the market price is moving up than during the bear season. I'm not a pro-trader who still earns a profit in any condition/season but I still believe that even if they already have a long experience in trading, they know that there are times earning a profit is hard.

I'd see that the best season to start trading is during the bull market...I could really remember when entering the market last 2016 when the price rallies had started and yes, trading is seems profitable at that time. And it turns out difficult when the bull season over and the market to bearish. Such experience could give me some ideas when is the best time for trading.

Hm that is probably self-understanding when the markets goes well and you go long in a couple of trades that you will also do well! Cheesy

This discussion reminds me a little bit of the 2017 bull run in crypto when everything went up. Like everything. There wasn't a single coin or taken that did not go up. And then everybody, including me, thought that we are geniuses in trading. But that is obviously not the case as not everybody can win under normal market conditions.

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There’s a good season to trade, and in trading you have to timing the market to make profit.
It will be hard to identify the perfect timing, but using indicators and TA, its possible to timing the market.

In trading, you don’t have to trade from time to time you just need to wait for the perfect timing before you execute your trade. Trading season probably becomes more active in bear market as everyone is trying to make profit.

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In crypto some season can be lucky but this period are never long. It is more favorable for fundamental analyst who trade by the news. But for a trader to make good use of this seasons they need to be consistent in their research because it is almost impossible to predict when this season sets in or when to expect them. Secondly only a few traders join the trade early enough to make good profit.

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Trading results may vary depending on the market condition. I admit that it was best to trade when the market price is moving up than during the bear season. I'm not a pro-trader who still earns a profit in any condition/season but I still believe that even if they already have a long experience in trading, they know that there are times earning a profit is hard.

I'd see that the best season to start trading is during the bull market...I could really remember when entering the market last 2016 when the price rallies had started and yes, trading is seems profitable at that time. And it turns out difficult when the bull season over and the market to bearish. Such experience could give me some ideas when is the best time for trading.

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No one can profit with 100% certainty in trading trade It means that success is achieved by accepting this fact that is risky Profitable season is when the market is in high momentum i.e. if BTC is in high momentum, it can be seen that the profit from low level projects is very high can be achieved On the other hand, when BTC goes down, many powerful projects do not get much success.whose trade About 100% experience they often face losses trade Money is risky.And if we mean the season of profiting, then it basically means the time when the market is at a much higher speed.

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Quote from: Sakanwa on February 21, 2023, 05:20:13 PM

I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

I usually come to trading, not during the bear season which I see it was a profitable time for traders. But pro-traders do trading all the time without minding if it is a bear or bull season. I'd see that it was a very tough situation when we are trading during market corrections, it was hard to earn a profit from a declining situation unlike when the price is moving high. That is why I preferred to trade during the market recovery but stop when the bear season comes.

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There is definitely no specific date to trade, you can trade whenever you want. There is a changing understanding of Q4 for example, at the end of the year it could become a little bit more volatile, but that doesn't mean that it will go up or down, it could do anything but a bit more volatile during those months. But even that's not guaranteed, I am sure there must have been calm years as well.

All in all, you can trade any time you want because one day doesn't look similar to next day, things change and sometimes things do not change for good or bad, it just changes and looks different that's it. I believe this to be the case right now as well.

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Quote from: Sakanwa on February 21, 2023, 05:20:13 PM

I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

Based on my experience, earning a profit during the bear season is quite difficult compared to during the bull season. in fact, many traders have switched to holding market crises due to the risk and huge dump. It can really be different when the price is mostly going up and profit is really possible.
Might I be wrong but this is really what I experience in the past few days, especially last year and you can really feel the pressure of your emotions which is pretty far during 2017 and 2021. That is why I was very active on trading after the bear season.

That's true because, during the bear season, the price of each coin can drop dramatically beyond our expectations and make us lose. This makes many people lose money during the bear season and they can't bear to see the loss and instead sell all their coins. If they keep holding their coins, they still have a chance to profit when the bull run comes. I think many people experience it too and each of us gets that pressure, but this is where we are tested to become strong holders. And maybe soon, we will see the bull season again so we must be patient.

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Quote from: Sakanwa on February 21, 2023, 05:20:13 PM

I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

Basically everyday day can be a lucky day if you truly know what you're doing. It's not actually how much profits you make but how consistent you make the profits as trading can be tricky and trading generally is seen as a very risky business that truly requires special skills to scale through.

There are days when the winnings come without stress and much efforts and there are days when it seems everything is working against you and the ability to control your emotions and to know when to stop or take a break also matters alot and that also determines a good trader.

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Quote from: livingfree on February 22, 2023, 05:42:55 PM

Like 50% true that in trading, you don't know if the season is going to be in favor of you. And that's why if you make a profit, there's some people that would say that you're lucky you've made a profit and some traders would agree with that because they don't even know what just happened.

While for the 50%, it's pure skill and analysis that they've made and the anticipation on what will happen next based on the readings of the chart is there. Plus the experience on how they've made a lot of mistakes trading before helped them to hit the numbers.

I believe what OP has mentioned and what the other guy actually meant was bearish and bullish trends and markets which are not really seasonal and any of the two can start at any given time without prior notice.

The guy probably referred to these two metrics and wanted to say that during a bear market, one should buy and stock and hold. And during a bull market or a bullish trend, one should start selling slowly and steadily until they've sold everything and then wait again.

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Maybe he is talking about trading in a specific way. Maybe he doesn’t know that you can do futures trading and profit from different markets, even if it’s a bullish trend or a bearish trend. All he knows is about spot trading, and only profits from bullish trends, hence his season.

Yes, bullish trend and bearish trend is a type of season where both long term traders and short term traders do everything possible within their power to be part of the season, because there is massive profits behind it in the future. Once there is a bearish season in the community, traders use the season to purchase some potential coins and hold for a better future to come by exercise patience with the coins at a particular years for the the season of celebration to come . Traders also use bullish season to make a passive incomes from their investment which is the best season many traders wish to experience on the time in the market.

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Quote from: Sakanwa on February 21, 2023, 05:20:13 PM

I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

Based on my experience, earning a profit during the bear season is quite difficult compared to during the bull season. in fact, many traders have switched to holding market crises due to the risk and huge dump. It can really be different when the price is mostly going up and profit is really possible.
Might I be wrong but this is really what I experience in the past few days, especially last year and you can really feel the pressure of your emotions which is pretty far during 2017 and 2021. That is why I was very active on trading after the bear season.

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Quote from: goinmerry on February 23, 2023, 06:59:10 PM

I don't believed in trading seasons such as the speculation that when BTC is up, alts are down then vice-versa.

You can profit at trading even at the worst days of the market with a good timing executing your strategy.

Just trade at your best regardless of the season you are referring. Same strategies applies and just be better at it.

Have you heard of the traders that thought they were good in bullish period like 2016, 2017, 2020 and 2021? Traders that have the kind of mindset that they just need to buy or open a long position, they will make profit and they are good until the bear market comes. Also some traders that often go short during bear market may think they are good until another bull market comes. You are not wrong by saying a good trader can make profit at anytime irrespective of the market condition, but trading towards the trend can help.

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Quote from: Sakanwa on February 21, 2023, 05:20:13 PM

I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

I don't believed in trading seasons such as the speculation that when BTC is up, alts are down then vice-versa.

You can profit at trading even at the worst days of the market with a good timing executing your strategy.

Just trade at your best regardless of the season you are referring. Same strategies applies and just be better at it.

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Quote from: Sakanwa on February 21, 2023, 05:20:13 PM

I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

I don't really know what the person is really talking about or maybe he is talking about the bull run, maybe he thinks during the bull run is the lucky season when trader's can easily make money, I know during the bull run most coins are always pumping, that's when most trader's are always claiming to be professional traders, but I believe traders can make money at any time, just make sure you do your analysis properly. I believe trader's that do make money during the bear market are the real professional traders and not the once that make money during bull run alone.

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There's no season for trading those scalpers always grab the opportunity to make money which is even the small price movement is one of the best way to earn but of course those are the really one skilled. For me I do making a trade with the bull run or the buy pressure because I don't have a skill in selling position where to dip. Always consider your strength and weaknesses.

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Quote from: Sakanwa on February 21, 2023, 05:20:13 PM

I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

There are no lucky seasons or profit seasons you can face. It is only personal luck which you may get it or not, like gambling. But this kind of trading is only for those who are only laying on luck, not based on certain processes.

Actually, trading for beginners is very risky because they commonly don't learn much at first about trading and how to make it carefully, smartly, and wisely. We know that trading is a high risk, and that is why we must prepare it for any side so that we can be ready for analyzing the market, managing the fund, risk, and emotions, and also taking the right decision. trading is complex, not only focusing on taking profits but there are many elements that we must learn and pass. So, never think of taking profits as always because of luck. Better to learn more about trading cryptocurrency before you are enter this trading world.

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Quote from: Sakanwa on February 21, 2023, 05:20:13 PM

how can I identify such seasons?

Technical analysis. You need to have a good knowledge about the chart analyzing. Then you won't have to wait for the season. But yeah season does exist. When the bull run begins, you just need to buy and know when to sell to take the profit. But no one knows when it will begin and when it will stop.
And if you are in future trading, then you can make profit by selling short in bear market.
All the other depends on your skill and knowledge about the technical analysis.

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Maybe when OP asked about trading season, it is a question about altcoin season.

Bitcoin, altcoin season index
Website is Blockchaincenter.net

Above is not predictive indicator and it only represents what happened and on going. You must look at Bitcoin dominance against altcoins, DXY as well as capital distributions in stable coins.

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Quote from: Sakanwa on February 21, 2023, 05:20:13 PM

I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

I have no idea whether that person approaching to you was referring to historical data that shows in which the overall crypto market went up or down and then he concluded that there are seasons for making money or specific months.

Now trading doesn't only involve to go long on an asset. Hence, even if a month seems to mostly have been in the red historically, and you are a believer in the idea that history predicts the future (hopefully not), you could still earn from trading by going short as well.

So to sum up, there is no such thing as a trading season that you should be following as a basic principle. You should ask what metrics the person based the conclusion on.

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