To probably not do it? Kidding aside, it has made me realize the value of money and the fact that trading kills you of your wallet quite fast. I've learned how to manage my losses and how to allocate my budget for my assets as well as how to manage them properly (I hope I am doing this properly). Pretty much learned all the hard facts about trading and about losing money. I've long left trading and just started hodling since, after almost a year of trading, I already realized it wasn't for me.
I'm certain that the few points covered here resonates with most traders. Of course, taking losses and dealing with them is part of the journey, but what keeps us going is the fact that you can find these little patterns or points that to you look clear as day that it is time to buy/sell - the joy of having that knowledge is amazing, not to mention the reward/s that comes with it.
Overall, learning points have also been not holding for too long, waiting for certain news and conduct DD as hell, plus spending a great amount of time just researching the markets - all that takes SO much effort but as often it turns out that these efforts are rewarded.
A combination of all possible methods or factors which you would really be needing in able to read up and act up according on what you had analyzed
and this is where people do really differ because not all would really be that same level in terms of intelligence and experience.
Its true that most feedbacks and post up on here do resonates most of trades which is the fact.
Technicals,Fundamentals and other things would count as long it would able to sustain you out.
