You are doing what you should be doing by trading when you are free so you can take the time to analyze the market. Indeed, no one can generate signals with 100% accuracy because it predicts where the market is moving.
It's better for you to analyze yourself to improve your trading skills because increasingly uncertain market conditions require better analytical skills. I have experience using trading signals but the results are not as good as I thought. Since then, I decided to learn to trade so I don't depend on signals from other people.
Right. Although your own analysis is not 100% accurate, it will help you because you develop a deeper understanding of the market and the factors that influence price movements. This can help you to make more informed decisions and to adapt to changing market conditions without being bothered by anything else. But what I find a con is that it can be time-consuming and sometimes we may need a greater amount of knowledge and expertise. It can also be difficult to remain objective and avoid emotional biases when analyzing the market. It won't hurt to get some help too from trading signals.
I think we can take advantage using both trading signals and own analysis at the same time. For example, after relying on trading signals, you can use your own analysis to confirm the signals by examining price charts, market news and other factors that could influence price movements. By doing this, you can make more informed decisions about when to enter or exit trades.
Even if signal groups were legit, i.e, having good win trades, eventually they will try to make money of you. As it was their intention to start the group in first place.
Once such groups are grown enough, either they will shill some coin to you, use their group for pumping & dumping coins or put their group behind pay wall.
Depending on yourself is always better.
We still have to be cautious of trading signals that are not legit because they just want make money by charging subscribers for access to their signals. They may use social media, online forums or other platforms to promote their signals and attract subscribers. Let's be careful, let's look first for reviews and testimonials from other traders and be wary of any group that promises guaranteed profits.
Anyway, relying solely on trading signals is very risky because they can sometimes be inaccurate or fail to account for unexpected market events. They may not take into account other qualitative factors that can have a significant impact on price movements like an event that can cause an unexpected shift in the market. Like what I've said, we can use trading signals in combination with our own analysis.