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Title: Who you are and what you want to be? Post by: Arjun ghimire on April 17, 2018, 05:30:18 AM You need to have losses. You need to have mistakes. It makes you a whole person. Ideally you can control the losses, though.Small gains add up over time. A lot of people think that you have to make a million dollars at one trade. Trust me, you’re not. The odds are that
you’re not going to do that. So, for me, I want to take singles because they’re higher odd .Too many people are trained to believe in a 9 to 5 job with a constant paycheck, and the crypto market doesn’t reward your time that you put in. It rewards knowledge and strategy. Some of my most profitable trades only took a few hours.Losses are not bad if you can contain them and learn from them.They are an essential part of our education. As I said, I do not win 100% of the time. 29. 70% of investors fail to beat the major crypto market indices every single year. And 90-95% of traders lose money. It is due to wanting action and playing guessing games, not strategizing, not trading like a sniper, and treating every trade like a business. he problem is, is that most people, again, try to conquer everything with Wall Street. They think that they know every project and token , every altcoin, and they’re smarter than everyone. I realize I’m not that smart, and that’s okay . Title: Re: Who you are and what you want to be? Post by: iooijing on April 17, 2018, 09:48:26 AM that’s okay
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