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legendary
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Blackjack.fun
August 29, 2021, 07:58:36 PM
#21
Trading strategies and techniques have various types. As a beginner, don't just focus on the strategies and techniques of other traders.
The basics of trading really have to be learned, with time you will discover your own techniques and strategies. Every trader has their own strategy and tools.
Becoming a skilled trader requires experience. Beginners who have just started trading need a process to form psychology and hone the ability to analyze and read fundamentals well.

many free resources that can be a reference for learning, google and youtube are places to learn. the most important thing is to stay consistent to keep learning so there will be progress.
sr. member
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August 29, 2021, 07:30:26 PM
#20
Well, we all know how technical crypto trading is and how hard it has been for newbies traders. That made me want to know what are your best trading skills and techniques that can aid a newbie in trading?

I can't really say my strategy will work for those newbies who wanted to start trading safely. However securing our funds will not be an easy task for us, so by doing technical analysis through basic ways would be better. Starting small amount is what I recommend and always have your buying power remain stable in order to buy when potential coins got a lower price. Sell while high and buy when its low, that's purely basic.
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August 29, 2021, 06:46:12 PM
#19
Well, we all know how technical crypto trading is and how hard it has been for newbies traders. That made me want to know what are your best trading skills and techniques that can aid a newbie in trading?

I'm not sure I have a best technique yet considering the fact that I'm still tryna master some trading concepts and techniques. Above all, one of my fav strategies is to use less indicators on a chat since this would help reduced over clustering the chart it then. Majority of the team I want to do some analysis, the classical support and resistances, chart patterns and others plays a role but these techniques have to be combined with other techniques like candlesticks pattern to get a more better result.
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August 29, 2021, 06:38:49 PM
#18
Do not trade with high capital, be patient, study the market, use what you can lose and not affect you, only focus on spot trading for time being, $50 is good for starting, if you have high capital, do it use it, hold more and trade less with $50 or lower. You will understand the marker from your losses and win, but beginners lose more than win, only increase your capital if and only if you are profiting than losing.
I think the way to learn is through one's own experience. Trading is full of lots of difficulties and as we trade along, we increase our knowledge.

Well, I may trade with an amount greater than $50, but the most important thing is to study the market along the way.
Well, it is to know that having an experience is good learning but haven't to skip the thing that we need some help from others and even from online searches to gain additional idea. In fact, the reason why most newbies had to suffer losses and difficulties in trading is that because they pretend to have enough knowledge. Well, that gonna be their self-esteem but I think we don't need to do that as this trading is not really an easy job.

*know your capabilities
*know the basic trading
*never stop learning if we want to succeed
sr. member
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August 29, 2021, 06:31:33 PM
#17
Well, we all know how technical crypto trading is and how hard it has been for newbies traders. That made me want to know what are your best trading skills and techniques that can aid a newbie in trading?

Depending on what aspect a crypto trader can say he is a newbie "experience? technical skill? What I believe the most important before starting trading is the basic reading of possible charts. with experience someone will automatically find  their own trading style. through online courses or other people's experiences. such as through ebooks or online videos on youtube.
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Rollbit
August 29, 2021, 06:17:48 PM
#16
Avoid too much diversifications.
Make use of trading tools such as stop losses and etc.
Get involved in crypto community to learn what alts has the potential, but also it will always be accompanied with your due diligence.
Check out historical data from a specific token before buying.
Nevertheless, trading is inevitably hard for the beginners, but everything could be learned with experience.
sr. member
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August 29, 2021, 03:48:21 PM
#15
What you need to do is identify the coin you are trading, don't just look at it and determine it based on how well you know the coin. Because that way you are more confident in trading coins that you already know the potential for.
Then the simple basic TA in trading is already available in various reading articles. Use time trading futures and don't let your newbie's trade day. Try to educate mentally by trading for example weekly or 3-4 days.
Take enough profit to control yourself that the next time you queue to buy during a decline.
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August 29, 2021, 04:23:42 PM
#15
We have never seen anything except experience and patience to either beat or at least keep losses a bit away from a trader. There are no candle types which could indicate a breakout in crypto because it could also be a fakeout, no patterns could show similarity as even if there is, the pattern gets changed later.
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August 29, 2021, 04:14:37 PM
#14
Well, we all know how technical crypto trading is and how hard it has been for newbies traders. That made me want to know what are your best trading skills and techniques that can aid a newbie in trading?
The first fundamental trading skill that will be equipped a newbie trader is to first understand the things that influence the price of the crypto market and the historical data of previous market trends because technical analysis methods fail at some point.
After taking a trading course. I once saw a thread created by Maus0728 that he found a good trading course and I think this could help.
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August 29, 2021, 03:31:34 PM
#13
My advise is just be able to control yourself. Because even if there's a strategy that you have been following and you're too good at it but once you have lost your control to your emotion, everything can mess up with just one mistake of not able to control yourself.
And just as what we did before when we're newbie, keep on trading and to do good at it while you're starting out. There's so much to learn from every experience and trade that they do.
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August 29, 2021, 03:22:52 PM
#12
Well, we all know how technical crypto trading is and how hard it has been for newbies traders. That made me want to know what are your best trading skills and techniques that can aid a newbie in trading?

I guess the basic stop-loss, and trade without emotions. It's really hard to trade when you are newbie, specially if you think that you can simply earn passive income here. So you might start as day trader, which for me is not that good for beginners as you might loss money. So there's no perfect strategy, just work your way out and find a strategy that will fit your experience. Maybe buy and hold and then as you grow you might want to try to trade occasionally and see how it goes for you. And with enough data and hands-on, for sure you will developed your own strategy, regardless if you wanted to be a day or intra day trader with bots or just manually putting your orders and sell if you made profits already.
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August 29, 2021, 03:13:49 PM
#11
Well, we all know how technical crypto trading is and how hard it has been for newbies traders. That made me want to know what are your best trading skills and techniques that can aid a newbie in trading?
No one starts on being a pro so its just normal that we would really be having a hard time when you are just starting up but as you do gain experience due to consistent engagement then you would really able
to take good grasp since you do fully aware on how to handle up situations basing on your technical analysis.

Just be consistent and dont easily give up when you do suffer losses but instead you should learn from it.You wont really be getting skills and you wont really getting more better
if you do really hesitate on.
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August 29, 2021, 03:03:46 PM
#10
Well, we all know how technical crypto trading is and how hard it has been for newbies traders. That made me want to know what are your best trading skills and techniques that can aid a newbie in trading?
My best advice for newbies is very simple, you need to wait before you enter this market, it is very easy to think about all the profits that you are going to make once you begin your journey as a trader but believe me it is way harder than what you can ever imagine, it is better to give yourself a significant amount of time so you can learn the most about the markets before you put real money behind your decisions.

If you can do this you are going to be way ahead of the game and way ahead of most newbie traders that enter this market and do not really know what they are doing.
sr. member
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August 29, 2021, 02:41:46 PM
#9
The best skill you should have isn't necessarily concerning trading itself. Personally with mid-long term trades, it's simply looking at the correct data and metrics. I see this project and it's getting a bit of traction, and it's not reflecting on the token price? There's a chance that it's a good buy. It's not really even that hard at all, it's just a lot of people just buy in to what's hyped; without any other reason to back up their purchase.
Indeed. Newbies surely need this strategies and need to know it. But first, they need to have knowledge of the market and know on how to manage their risk since they might be experiencing a lot of things in trading. Buy and hold is the strategy that usually every people did. Buy and hold since market prices is not stable and always changes its price. You also need to know the current market condition for you to know what strategy you need to do. Just be careful and always trust yourself, try to ask also an advice to an expert and learn to be patient.
sr. member
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August 29, 2021, 02:41:19 PM
#8
For newbie probably i will suggest to learn first what are the most important things to note before learning the tools in trading.. Because it's like you just start from the top instead of starting at the introduction of trading, so for that reason for sure you will not become interested to know what are those basic information and importance of being traders especially if you already know how to use those indicators wherein what will came up to your mind is to trade immediately.. No that's a big mistake because even you  have the skills already but despite you don't have enough information it still useless. So for beginners must start from the basics, put some time to read then after that you can practice your skills and etc. Patience is the key and i know that's what a good trader is.
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August 29, 2021, 02:21:05 PM
#7
I do suggest that newbies check out different trading tools like Gunbot because it might accelerate your learnings with trading and automatically apply those kinds of strategies that you are looking into. I think that's one of the best ways to make it faster.

But sure, there are many free resources about trading, and I think it's pretty easy to search for those things.
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August 29, 2021, 01:13:49 PM
#6
Well, I may trade with an amount greater than $50, but the most important thing is to study the market along the way.
There are traders that have thousand of dollars to trade but they are people that have been trading for long time, they know what to do and what not to do. But I assume your question is to help new traders, if new traders will have to trade, $50 is good for starting, they should make sure they earn profit than loss before they increase the trading capital, I have said it already that new traders are most likely to lose, they usually lose, that is why it is good for them to use low amount to trade.and also they should control their emotion.
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August 29, 2021, 01:01:49 PM
#5
Do not trade with high capital, be patient, study the market, use what you can lose and not affect you, only focus on spot trading for time being, $50 is good for starting, if you have high capital, do it use it, hold more and trade less with $50 or lower. You will understand the marker from your losses and win, but beginners lose more than win, only increase your capital if and only if you are profiting than losing.
I think the way to learn is through one's own experience. Trading is full of lots of difficulties and as we trade along, we increase our knowledge.

Well, I may trade with an amount greater than $50, but the most important thing is to study the market along the way.
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August 29, 2021, 12:37:12 PM
#4
The best skill you should have isn't necessarily concerning trading itself. Personally with mid-long term trades, it's simply looking at the correct data and metrics. I see this project and it's getting a bit of traction, and it's not reflecting on the token price? There's a chance that it's a good buy. It's not really even that hard at all, it's just a lot of people just buy in to what's hyped; without any other reason to back up their purchase.
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August 29, 2021, 12:10:41 PM
#3
Do not trade with high capital, be patient, study the market, use what you can lose and not affect you, only focus on spot trading for time being, $50 is good for starting, if you have high capital, do it use it, hold more and trade less with $50 or lower. You will understand the marker from your losses and win, but beginners lose more than win, only increase your capital if and only if you are profiting than losing.
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