Topic: Why hate realistic traders? - page 2. (Read 356 times)

People want to make money and are not ready to take the risk, and that is why some people get paid and teach them how to trade, so the people that are telling them does and don’t of what they want to either realistic or optimistic anyone they want to do, they will not tell them the negative part of it, which is losing funds; they will just tell them how sweet it is and then leave them without telling the risk behind what they want to do. They need quick money, and some of them think it is happening in the crypto space. That is why they are full of lies; they don’t mind being convinced and investing without the knowledge of what they want to do.

Because of say pipo dey see as odas dey make one or two moves and dem dey end up well for d crypto mata and trading generally, e go com dey look to some pipo like say the trading or crypto mata and something wey dem go fit run, na wen dem don enter dem go com dey shake shake dey jump up and down when dem see small dip, because dem no know say d mata na up and down mata, em go dey expect say na only up up make dem dey benefit and when e no come b like dat, dem go com dey stress too much, but e good as all of us dey here we dey learn well so we no fit behave like dem.

Your topic and some parts of your posts are contradictory but I’ll speak base on your highlighted points.



This is something that even some optimist traders have in them, I can’t seem to find a lot of difference in them as they possess some kind of similarities just that they have more the subject used to differentiate them more in them than the other they’re not been described about. A realistic trade could bear more patience and wait for the market since they know the market law can’t be broken and no matter how long it takes, it will still work out in the long term.


That’s to say that optimistic traders hopes are very high and are always looking for a way to get rich quickly. In as far as that type of high hopes expectations is needed for a trader to grow in the space, it doesn’t mean the steps to achieving that will be skipped. You need to have worked for that through learning, patience and understanding of the market structure. It always don’t come easy and when it does come at last, you’ll value it more because of the value you’ve putting into learning it.


A newbie should rather have their plans ready and not just follow on all the footsteps of a trader they admire. They are just there to guide you and not you following their footsteps. Their footsteps may not align with yours and level of comprehension, so it’s better to stick to something more realistic that you see than what you don’t see and just blindly following.

Don't really get the picture of what you are saying sha but like everyone knows, it is either you are holding for long terms as an investor or you are trading on daily basis base on how you see the market which I believe is the two categories you are talking about. There is only one line that differentiate the two which is that with one the risk involvement is high and the other low because of the little certainty that comes when you are holding up your investment and that too is if the coin is Bitcoin because I believe holding altcoins can always go sideways.

Good that there is someone that actually reads because this was the response I was expecting to read, and If I did not see it, I would have said it. @OP, it is obvious that your understanding of investing and trading is still very shallow. Not all investors are traders, and trading requires more skills than investing.

Most of these forex traders are actually a scam and my reason for saying this is because they flaunt profits from demo accounts and edit to advertise online so people can get enticed to buy their courses or sign up for their mentorship classes but meanwhile they make their money from people not from trading. People dislike some of them because of the fake lifestyle they portray all for the purpose of scamming or trying to get the attention of people, it's actually a marketing strategy. Real traders that make their money from the market actively don't come out to make noise

I actually read your post for several times looking for the part wey connect the topic and the write up, because I wanted to see the reason wey make you think say people hate realistic traders according to your assumption. For me I go talk say nobody really hate any person. Sometimes other people's choice and kind of life varies. It all depends on watin person want achieve. Some people no get patience for life and them see holding bitcoin for long as waste of time as their aim na to get immediate profit. While some people see say bitcoin na the Koko and dem no fit just loseguard am like that. Them dey willing to dey with am as long as possible. So watin you dey think say na hate na just varieties of choices.

Hey mate you're confusing the whole idea of a trader and investor as though they are synonymous with each other. Crypto traders buy and sell cryptocurrency with each fluctuating opportunity that arises in the market to make profit. We have the sclapers, day and swing traders etc... Meanwhile it is cryptocurrency investors that hodl and accumulate their portfolio with a long term plan which could be for months or year(s). And should you plan on hodling any coin for a long time to make profit bitcoin is a sure plug.

Na the hate part I been Dey fine for your write up but, I no really get am shah. Although, I fit relate say, people no want Dey hear say, person lose money for here or there. You hardly hear people even talk about their loses cef, only success via say, them no wan scare people away but, talking about this loses go actually make people adjust and guide themselves well.

Lies are attractive and they are the only things that entice people to believe in some misconceptions about somethings. If they don’t lie, they will never get what they set to achieve from the public view of things. Everyone wants to eat big but don’t want to learn it the right way to eat big. So the falsely end result is what they’re anticipating for.


The realistic traders can also fall in the category of the optimistic ones. No realistic trader is not optimistic, if they’re not, they will not believe in reality of to what the price of bitcoin will be or not. This gives them more confidence when they’re about to take a trade because of the certainty they’ve of the market and the realistic path it’ll follow.

Una good day my country people I dey greet una from this side ohh....I been see this content from Xapp I just say mak I bring am com table mak we just clarify on the matter.....

Honestly speaking if there is anything I have noticed and watch from a realistic crypto hodler and trader is the part of been truthful, nowadays most people's in the crypto space don't want to hear the truth but rather want to hear stories full of lies, why is this so?? If I may ask...

From the look for things and some little research I made the crypto space is divided into two types of investors and hodlers

- We have the realistic traders which i will elaborate on this are traders with the real goals of Hodling, Accumulating and also they focus more on the priorities stability of the trade and maybe in terms of the risk management's to and most of there goal is to achieve the keep accumulating process and Hodling using the long term strategy while trading...

- We have the optimistic traders which I will say are always have there high Hope's on the trading speculation and putting their high hopes on the short term grain the funniest part of it they are kind of emotional when the trade is at a dip point, last but not the least their mindset are always set on getting-rich-qiuckly...

I gust this is what the crypto space is turning into now and if the mindset of an optimist traders is adopted by the newbies thing meant go wrong with time..