Trading and freelancing are two completely different things, both are good ways to make money. You can choose either one or either. But none is so easy. Most people find freelancing easy; In fact, it is not right. Because you can't stay here unless you have a certain level of skill. If you want to trade in the same way, you have to acquire sufficient knowledge in this regard or you will lose your capital. But I personally like trading and am trading.
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I think freelancing is better than trading. Freelancing is less risky than trading Fiverr is a web platform where you can earn income by selling your digital content. Go to Fiverr's website and see exactly what kind of work you can do. Any container at Fiber is sold for a minimum of 5. So if you develop only 1 digital content or service and if it is sold once a day, you can earn a minimum of 150 per month.
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There's a big difference between using your skills
and using your money to invest.
Trading is possible but the market is more likely to lose due to the rise and fall.
If you are not good with dealing for your research and you are not capable anticipating with volatilities
then trading is not for you, you'll just see yourself losing
your money from time to time.
I think freelancing is better than trading. Freelancing is less risky than trading Fiverr is a web platform where you can earn income by selling your digital content. Go to Fiverr's website and see exactly what kind of work you can do. Any container at Fiber is sold for a minimum of 5. So if you develop only 1 digital content or service and if it is sold once a day, you can earn a minimum of 150 per month. Trading is possible but the market is more likely to lose due to the rise and fall.
It is noteworthy to know the characteristics of both freelancing and trading.
In my judgment, trading can be done by almost everyone who has normal business perception. And freelancing compels a lot of technology-based knowledge, as it has to be done online. When it comes to doing business, there can be both profit and loss, but it is feasible to make a huge profit. But there is no probability of loss in freelancing but it's not profitable than business. Freelancing can earn a small income in the beginning, but it is feasible to earn more with the increase in skills. I endorse freelancing because it is a platform to earn more money without risk and capital.
In my judgment, trading can be done by almost everyone who has normal business perception. And freelancing compels a lot of technology-based knowledge, as it has to be done online. When it comes to doing business, there can be both profit and loss, but it is feasible to make a huge profit. But there is no probability of loss in freelancing but it's not profitable than business. Freelancing can earn a small income in the beginning, but it is feasible to earn more with the increase in skills. I endorse freelancing because it is a platform to earn more money without risk and capital.
Your opinion is also partly true and partly incorrect. I spent 6 months learning about trading knowledge, indicators, capital management and trading psychology. I even took courses up to thousands of dollars but I still couldn't make money the following day. I lost over $ 6k to learn trading and another $ 3k for trade failed. In fact, trading is a job that requires a lot of wisdom and not everyone can make money on this financial market. So learning trading also takes a lot of time and money, we should only learn it when we have a certain amount of money. In addition, if you are struggling, you should not study, we can still make a lot of money for good bounty campaigns.
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At the end of the day, everyone can't be traders as there are many other skills one could learn and make a living from. It's different for everyone.
You are right about this. Not everyone will become a trader, because the characteristics and skills of each person is different. Depending on the interests and talents of each. Freelancers have broad meaning with a variety of skills that can be developed in ourselves. There are many freelancers work in this forum, if you have talent related to design such as telegram stickers, signature codes and others can create your own portfolio thread for skills that are mastered so that many people will be interested and use our services. Commitment to work and enjoy the job is the most important thing to achieve success in a career. At the end of the day, everyone can't be traders as there are many other skills one could learn and make a living from. It's different for everyone.
It totally depends on your work skills and interests. If you are well versed in the trade and are able to earn through investment then it will be profitable for you. It is possible to earn more from freelancing than from trading by taking risks by investing your assets. On the other hand, if you are interested in freelancing and can work efficiently, that is also good for you. Freelancing is a great tool, especially for those who do not have the courage or the mindset to take risks and want to make money without investing in any kind of assets. So based on your thinking and mindset it can be considered which trade or freelancing is best for you.
The truth is that that you cannot make good money with freelancing, the only thing where you can make money is trading.
This is wrong. Freelancing is a good venture and endeavor maybe you just didn't make much through freelancing but there's no point condemning it. Freelancing works, always has. But there are several criteria:
1. The demand for that particular skill: Some skills have limited demands and very high competition. In such a scenario, Its kinda hard to break through and stay on top of the competition.
2. The niche: Different niches have different demands. You can be in a tiny scoped niche and expect many offers. It just doesn't work that way.
Freelancing has no more scope. Do not waste your time by learning anything related to freelancing. Instead learn something about trading.
Funny. There are several people on the forum who are freelancers and are doing pretty well for themselves.
At the end of the day, everyone can't be traders as there are many other skills one could learn and make a living from. It's different for everyone.
Which is Best Trading or Freelancing?
The truth is that that you cannot make good money with freelancing, the only thing where you can make money is trading but for trading you would need a good revenue and expertise in trading otherwise you will just loose because the good exchanges has high trading fee and it is difficult that you could generate profit.
I found there that many youtube channels are promoting freelancing but they are just misleading you. Freelancing has no more scope. Do not waste your time by learning anything related to freelancing. Instead learn something about trading.
The truth is that that you cannot make good money with freelancing, the only thing where you can make money is trading but for trading you would need a good revenue and expertise in trading otherwise you will just loose because the good exchanges has high trading fee and it is difficult that you could generate profit.
I found there that many youtube channels are promoting freelancing but they are just misleading you. Freelancing has no more scope. Do not waste your time by learning anything related to freelancing. Instead learn something about trading.
I think you are mistaken or misinform about freelancing, i know freelancers that are making it big even more than most traders, it all depends on the skill you posesses as a freelancer that will determine your earning potentials and the risk involve in freelancing isn't as much as the one involve with trading as even a single wrong trade can REKT you down and blow up your account.
Everything is based on what you value more. In worst scenario, during freelancing you lose just your free time. While trading you lose free time and have a possibility to lose funds. Also, you can do freelance without any experience, but trading without experience is a 100% lose of funds (trading strategy buy low, sell high most of the time dont work).
People have their own ways to choose but these two have a different task that cannot compare which is better. Every person has his own skills on which he or she capable of doing. It is indeed just base on what he can do more and value. Freelancing is a job and showing your skills with your own free time and no money to invest. In trading as everyone's said it is not for all since we may earn and lose money and also requires of knowledge. 
I agree, Trading is way better than Freelancing. Imagine how much you can earn in trading rather than freelancing. And the experience you get in trading you can't forget. the worst and the best. but if you are a busy guy who just want quick easy money the i guess freelancing is one of the ways to go.
You forgot to say that in trading you can lose to and trading is not for everyone.
Yes, you might make more money but the risk is bigger and your final score depends on many factors. Freelancing is not so profitable but it's more secure, especialy on long term. To choose what is better depends on every individual and his preferences and skills, there is no general judgement which one is better.
We can differentiate the two:
Freelancing = Job
Trading = Investment
I dont know why do people make such comparison yet its clear that these two things are entirely different to each other.When it comes on which one should really be dealt of then
it will vary on what a person needs or on whats hes been capable of. As long it do give out the advantage on making out money neither via investment or pure hard work
then its someones choice.
I agree, Trading is way better than Freelancing. Imagine how much you can earn in trading rather than freelancing. And the experience you get in trading you can't forget. the worst and the best. but if you are a busy guy who just want quick easy money the i guess freelancing is one of the ways to go.
You forgot to say that in trading you can lose to and trading is not for everyone.
Yes, you might make more money but the risk is bigger and your final score depends on many factors. Freelancing is not so profitable but it's more secure, especialy on long term. To choose what is better depends on every individual and his preferences and skills, there is no general judgement which one is better.
Anything can work. If trading was the best, then I guess everybody in the world will choose to become a trader. You just have to know what works for you and channel your energy towards that direction and put in more hard work and try to succeed. And I think freelancing and trading are two things you can do together. As a freelancer it’s not all the time that you will be having a job to do, so those your free times can be used for trading.
So, you can make freelancing your main business, and trading as another means of income. But, you need to manage your time for both of these more effectively otherwise you might get stuck at one thing by leaving another thing unattended. Because, trading requires continuous watching and if you fail to keep it tracking then no one could help you.
So, you can make freelancing your main business, and trading as another means of income. But, you need to manage your time for both of these more effectively otherwise you might get stuck at one thing by leaving another thing unattended. Because, trading requires continuous watching and if you fail to keep it tracking then no one could help you.
Realistically, freelancing is probably the better option for most people since trading's just very difficult even if you've got experience and it's been proven many times that the vast majority of people lose money in trading. That's not to say you might have a talent for trading and you might have the potential and dedication to become a good trader, but statistically you're probably better offering something through freelancing. It really depends what sort of person you are at the end.
Agreed, you can make money in freelancing, at first it make take you time before you get a good pay,or a higher salary, in trading it will also take time before you get your profit, but in trading it takes more effort to learn and to study charts and it is very risky. Also, OP I am a freelancer as well, I quit my job and become freelancer now, and also a trader now. Well, for the beginning, from those two things, I prefer to trade now. Well, I see the potential to trade more than doing freelancing.
That might be correct and actually no one has become a billionaire by doing freelancing while there are many who became rich by trading so obviously trading has better chances of making big money than freelancing but there are a few things one has to keep in mind.
1- Trading will always come with certain risks and profits might be big today and loss might be massive tomorrow while freelancing means you aren't risking anything to gain small but regular profits.
2- Trading need you to have some risk-appetite while freelancing requires only your time and energy.
Basically it is like no risk less gains with freelancing while high risk and high rewards with trading.
I'm a trader after all and I keep polishing my skills for over a year, it is not easy because there are challenges and obstacles that I keep facing but it is good for me after all because I'm sure that I'm growing.
I think you said this probably because you know more about trading than freelancing, I prefer freelancing to trading, Infact is very easy to make money from freelancing than trading, trading you need to risk your fund to make profit, freelancing you work to earn, no risks involved, no limit, the more you work, the more you earn.
Actually in my opinion the question he asked is wrong because trading and freelancing are completely different and out of context to each other.Freelancing means you find tasks and do them on pay-per basis and make money.
Trading means you trade assets and buy/sell them at different values to make profits.
Both are different but since the questions is asked, I would say that trading is for people who are high on capital and freelancing is for people who don't have capital but are actively working and have some skills to accomplish certain tasks given to them.
What I think is the best method is to have a regular job, whatever you make from that stays in your income and you spend that to live, whatever you make from freelancing never gets spent on something you want to, and you put that freelancing income into investment. I am not big on trading because I am not good at it, if you are good at trading you could do that too, but if not you could just do what I do and take your freelancing extra work income and put it on bitcoin and other coins for long term.
Well, for the beginning, from those two things, I prefer to trade now. Well, I see the potential to trade more than doing freelancing.
That might be correct and actually no one has become a billionaire by doing freelancing while there are many who became rich by trading so obviously trading has better chances of making big money than freelancing but there are a few things one has to keep in mind.
1- Trading will always come with certain risks and profits might be big today and loss might be massive tomorrow while freelancing means you aren't risking anything to gain small but regular profits.
2- Trading need you to have some risk-appetite while freelancing requires only your time and energy.
Basically it is like no risk less gains with freelancing while high risk and high rewards with trading.
I think you said this probably because you know more about trading than freelancing, I prefer freelancing to trading, Infact is very easy to make money from freelancing than trading, trading you need to risk your fund to make profit, freelancing you work to earn, no risks involved, no limit, the more you work, the more you earn.
Actually in my opinion the question he asked is wrong because trading and freelancing are completely different and out of context to each other.Freelancing means you find tasks and do them on pay-per basis and make money.
Trading means you trade assets and buy/sell them at different values to make profits.
Both are different but since the questions is asked, I would say that trading is for people who are high on capital and freelancing is for people who don't have capital but are actively working and have some skills to accomplish certain tasks given to them.
Everything is based on what you value more. In worst scenario, during freelancing you lose just your free time. While trading you lose free time and have a possibility to lose funds. Also, you can do freelance without any experience, but trading without experience is a 100% lose of funds (trading strategy buy low, sell high most of the time dont work).
well, trading and freelancing have different bases. You can do both without choosing one. however, freelancing works without relying on the company, it can be said that it is someone's start before becoming an entrepreneur. Well, for the beginning, from those two things, I prefer to trade now. Well, I see the potential to trade more than doing freelancing.
I agree with your opinion that says can do both...trading and freelance certainly can be done simultaneously as long as you can manage your time, you do not have to monitor all movements every hour, you can set the price you want and then do your freelance work, hard discipline must be applied so both not fail.
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