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Title: who would you trust?
Post by: Stepstowealth on February 06, 2023, 03:09:21 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: BenCodie on February 06, 2023, 03:14:52 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
The answer is that you don't rely on anyone for trading tips. You should learn and think for yourself, HODL or not trade at all. Taking tips from others rarely works well, it can only succeed for so long and in the end someone or both parties feel like an idiot, especially in volatile cryptocurrency markets. It's easy to pick stocks and shares in the long term, they go up and up and up because money printer brrrr then when someone is wrong, everyone is so wrong that they don't care about who they got their tips from. Bitcoin and cryptocurrency is another ball park, because it is a legitimate market. The price is unpredictable because people are unpredictable, just as are whale forces (hedge funds, banks, corporations, high value individuals, all of whom are around the globe).

TLDR: No one will ever be right consecutively, so just don't take tips.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Mauser on February 06, 2023, 03:33:25 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

That is a though question, because a young hot trader could only have been lucky in the past and will not make big returns in the future again. Similar with the old trader who might not have had a successful trade in years. In general I would always be cautious when it comes to trusting strategies from other people. It's better to check and analyse strategies ourselves than blindly trust someone else. If I had to choose between the two I would go with the older experienced trader. Being around in the business for many years means that he has seen plenty of bull and bear markets. Maybe he developed a sixth sense to identify the big cycles and can better protect my coins. Even better would be to use both their advice and bet big when they give the same recommendation.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: bittraffic on February 06, 2023, 03:39:30 PM

You can always listen to what both are saying. The experienced trader can help when it comes to what they have encountered in their previous trades and you can always hear what the new trader says. Crypto is a new market. Its just a decade, there could be things that will happen that will change its cycle.

It's always still you that will execute your trading and it's you who will decide whatever you saw in your chart.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Zaguru12 on February 06, 2023, 03:41:46 PM
One fascinating aspect of cryptocurrency trading is you don’t need to pick or rely solely on any trader tips rather you gather them lots and the do your research on them them. The old trader possesses consistency and that is one major factor needed in trading and then the new trader might have some new ideas to get from. So I would say one could combine both and use it. But the best strategy in trading is that strategy that has been working for you


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Jody.Drummer on February 06, 2023, 04:06:40 PM
If it becomes a good thing for our trade, then we must listen to both with the aim of learning the knowledge and we can apply it. But don't assume that the strategies other people use will also work for us. We have to look for our own trading strategy. We can collaborate between experienced traders and new traders from there we can absorb their knowledge and then we process it into our strategy. Never look at who teaches us, but see what they teach, if it makes us better then adopt that knowledge.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: ethereumhunter on February 06, 2023, 04:27:30 PM
I trust myself more than I depend on other people to analyze the market. Maybe I could ask for advice from other people, including experienced traders or new traders, because it can add to my knowledge in analysis. The more information I can get, the more valuable input I can get and of course, it will complement the results of my analysis.

The more you can get information, it will benefit you in analyzing because you can find out the analysis of other people so that your analysis can be more accurate.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Fondarchand on February 06, 2023, 04:33:06 PM
In this era everyone wants to be successful without giving benefits to others. So trust on another person is something difficult. As you know that there are so many groups of Telegram which provides information about the coins and other data like price prediction eta so may be these are true and may be they are providing wrong information regarding trading. Also remember that new traders has not such a good experience as compared to those traders who are involved in trader for so many years. I have gained experience from my cousins therefore I can trust them easily so just see that person which you can trust. YouTube videos will helps you in attaining your goals.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: electronicash on February 06, 2023, 04:34:42 PM
the person you probably ask for tips in trading doesn't want you to trust him either because he doesn't want you to blame him if incase you lose money because of his trading advice.

trust yourself and trade based on you what you have read on your trading chart. you wouldn't have to blame someone else. this way you will strive to learn with your experience.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Nrcewker on February 06, 2023, 04:58:00 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

It’s always advised that when it’s your hard earned money, then why investing it on other people’s calls? Always invest the money where you think is good and beneficial. In this manner if you make losses, you will learn from it and you won’t blame others for the loss. Definitely you can learn how to trade from experienced traders, but don’t put your money on their picks. Regarding strategies, they never works the second time, else everyone have just followed the strategies and would have became rich by now. So take time, learn and use it in the market.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: adaseb on February 06, 2023, 05:23:55 PM
Neither.

The old trader who is experienced and profitable, why would he teach you ? What does he gain exactly unless you are a close friend or family member. He can just take a few trades himself and go golfing for the rest of the day. Why waste your time to teach new people to trade? Obviously they do it because they want money from their coaching. However why teach trading, when you can just trade and make more money that way?  Hence why many of these trading signals from "gurus" are nothing but scams to lure new traders.

And a new trader will never make you profitable long term. They usually make good money in a bull market and when the markets peak they end up losing all their money. Its very easy making money in a bull market, anyone can do it. The trick is to survive the bear markets which most people can't.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Cantsay on February 06, 2023, 08:12:38 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

The fact is that if you don't learn how to make analysis and think by yourself you will never get to advance you'll only just be feeding off from the leftovers of those you're relying on. But, if you need something like an advice or something similar then going to an old and experienced trader will do the trick but as for getting tips on how to trade or on which stocks you should trade then it's no longer advisable to meet anyone for that kind of help. Just sit down take your time to analysis the market and come up with something that you're okay with.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Lanatsa on February 06, 2023, 09:09:19 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Trust only yourself and this is where you should really be ending up.When you are a noob then its not bad to take up some consideration on looking on how those veterans would really be making out their trades.

Getting up some idea wont really be that bad as long you arent really that reliant into that.This is what matter the most that you should really be that versatile and able to adapt on what are the things around you.
When you are still on learning phase then it is really normal that you do have in mind on seeking or looking for something like this on which you are really that tend to copy on what those experienced
people been doing but still nothing beats out when you are really that self learning.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Ndabagi01 on February 06, 2023, 09:31:47 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

However, this question appears rhetorical because no one can be certain of the strategy tip that will work perfectly for him/her. A strategy that works well for one person may not work well for another. The best thing for them to do is to find the best strategy method that will work well for them. Trying two or more strategies in order to find the best one to work with is a good idea.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: jeraldskie11 on February 06, 2023, 10:24:10 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
If we really have to choose between the two, I would choose new trader. Market is always changing not all strat are working all the time especially when big banks or institutions already know that strat. We have to bear in mind that they're the manipulator, that's why we have to find new strat, a strat that knows where the institutions are going to buy. However, we really don't have to trust our money to them because it's our money, just get some knowledge from them.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: poodle63 on February 06, 2023, 10:35:37 PM
I usually don't rely on stranger in term of financial decision but if I given the chance to choose of course I'd choose new trader with fresh strategies, frankly the old trader are already established enough that even if they didn't do some strategy they'd still strive because they might already have some fund management company and have some insiders information in regard of the company they invested in also same thing with cryptocurrencies project, if you think you could follow them that easily you're wrong.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: abel1337 on February 06, 2023, 11:39:04 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Trust yourself. It's hard to rely on other especially if we are talking about money. Old traders has the necessary experience to do successful trades and know what to do in every situation they face, They can easily change strategy if they want if the strategy they are currently doing flops for a certain reasons. Those new traders who are doing hot wins sometimes are just carrying tons of luck and be confident enough to brag about it and give advices to public. Trust yourself, Listen to them but don't get too attached to them as if you are following every thing they teach. It's nice to have both worlds and apply it to yourself and finding out yourself on how you will execute it. If you trust others, You will certainly blame them if you fail to do it and that is why you need to trust yourself and make yourself accountable on every move you are doing.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: kotajikikox on February 07, 2023, 12:24:50 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
This is the question I mostly find not needed to choose , because trading means money matter and not just that it is ours, to lose and to be fooled so why need to listen in single person when you can use both their skills and behavior?

I mean check the advise of the old trader and also listen to the new one , then evaluate their advise whom to listen and follow? or use them both for better outcome?


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: wajik-tempe on February 07, 2023, 02:18:03 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

it's important to consider multiple sources of information and do thorough research before making a decision. While an old trader with a strong reputation can bring valuable experience and insight, a new trader with fresh strategies and a successful track record can also bring new perspectives and potential profitable opportunities. The most important factor is to trust your own analysis and judgement, and not solely rely on someone else's advice.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: OcTradism on February 07, 2023, 02:48:28 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Don't trust anyone or any strategy because the market changes, the society changes and strategy will be impacted. You can not apply a strategy and get same good results forever. With different market trends, one strategy will give you different net results.

In addition, at points of trend turning, most of strategies will fail but unfortunately, if you over trust and don't be careful, you will lose capital at those points of time.

Don't trust any veteran trader because they have many years of experience in the market. Being a veteran trader does not mean he is a successful one. Especially you should not trust a veteran trader from other markets but want to give advice in cryptocurrency market.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: rozak on February 07, 2023, 03:52:04 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
because sometimes market situations do not match the plans we make, of course, the experience will be needed in taking the next step when the market moves not according to predictions. we have analyzed with the tools and skills we have. but the experience is also important. both are needed in trading. I could have taken advice from experienced traders, also traders who have better methods and strategies. but I will still use the results of my analysis.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: xSkylarx on February 07, 2023, 07:10:12 AM
Trust could kill you, though I don't see any reason why you need to select between experienced and newbie because it is in your own hands on how to improve your strategy. You are just using their opinion to make better tweaks to your strategy, but that doesn't mean that you will really follow it, meaning you are just finding out if their tips are relevant and thinking that it is good for you no matter their experience level as long as they give relevant opinions on you. It is like old people who have a lot of experience in life but are not that computer literate compared to those teenagers who are very tech-savvy but still new to life.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: traderethereum on February 07, 2023, 07:41:11 AM
You can just listen to tips from experienced or hot new traders, but you must be able to analyze yourself so you don't depend on them.
But if you don't have a close relationship with an experienced old trader, he will not easily give you trading tips because he will see first who asks him.
That is why we must have analytical skills to do it ourselves and try to improve our analytical skills.
And if we already have sufficient analytical skills, we will not depend on anyone because we can trade well without them.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Smack That Ace on February 07, 2023, 10:12:18 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

If I had to choose between the two, I would prefer to trust an old trader with more experience than a new trader. But I think it's better not to trust anyone, we should do our own research and analysis, no one is worth trusting in this market. The market like a battlefield, will have winners and losers, I don't think anyone will be kind enough to teach us skills to help them make money. It was like they were kicking their own meal. Moreover, why give our life to someone when we can also do everything ourselves? Not depend on anyone, and earn our own money.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: bettercrypto on February 07, 2023, 01:17:33 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

In the practice of crypto trading, our experience can do a lot and teach us, experience is the best teacher no matter what field of business we try.

    And trusting others depends on you, it can be done if the person is your close friend and has been with you for a long time. Now, if what you're looking for is influential people, that's still up to you.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Gladitorcomeback on February 07, 2023, 02:59:20 PM
strategy changes with the passage of time, and the time comes when the owned strategy become useless. Those individuals who are willing to get profitable results should get knowledge from crypto experts who have created the groups and also other traders which you realize that it can give you correct and useful information.

There are lots of people who are scamming other individuals by giving them incorrect data about their achievements so people follow them and as a consequence of this they lost their money. You do not know that the provided information will be valuable for you or become a cause of your defeat.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: TheUltraElite on February 07, 2023, 03:06:27 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience?
Experience teaches you that the buy low sell high strategy is the only one to follow and is going to give you good returns in a long term game.

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Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
There is no such thing as trading tips. Anyone touting the same is a scammer/opportunist attempting to fool you for something valuable.

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An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
I only trust charts and my own judgement. Remember that your loss in this market is the gain for another trader. So why would you expect someone to help you at all?

If it is a family member who has good interests in you, then its fine. But internet weirdos giving advise is a strict no-no. To learn trading you can search on the internet and learn a lot of the basics that are needed. No need for advanced jargons because you will never be able to apply them. Follow the method I mentioned in my first line and you will profit easily over time.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: tjtonmoy on February 07, 2023, 05:03:52 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

If you are a trader and want to trade, don't follow other. Rely on your own analysis and trade accordingly. But if you are a newbie and want to learn how to trade, then I would say, you should stick to the experienced one. Strategy stay the same in the market, but the use of strategies depends on market condition. You can create new strategies by combining those, but you have to rely on those existing strategies.
So go for the old guy with the best experience.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: AakZaki on February 07, 2023, 06:03:35 PM
No single person or entity can be completely trusted in crypto trading.
New traders who have a lot of experience or new traders who have extensive knowledge, all of them still cannot be trusted.
Crypto is a highly volatile market and is highly dependent on various external factors, such as price fluctuations and regulations. Therefore, it is important for every individual to do their research and make a wise investment decision based on their own understanding of the market and prospects for a particular cryptocurrency. Recommendations from friends or social media cannot be relied upon, and it is better to verify the information and perform "due diligence" before making an investment decision.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Bushdark on February 07, 2023, 11:47:43 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
I think think trusting people is necessary in trading. One I know what I am doing and I am ready to learn  then I don't have to bother myself much about the changes in market movement. I will rather prepare to learn just like other pro traders in the market that are making good predictions and making some cool cash. We just have to be prepared to do things that matters not wasting my time of sometimes unnecessary. Since those good and experienced traders passed through test of time to be able to get to that level, why not myself doing and going through the same steps.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: jaberwock on February 08, 2023, 05:15:23 PM
No single person or entity can be completely trusted in crypto trading.
New traders who have a lot of experience or new traders who have extensive knowledge, all of them still cannot be trusted.
Crypto is a highly volatile market and is highly dependent on various external factors, such as price fluctuations and regulations. Therefore, it is important for every individual to do their research and make a wise investment decision based on their own understanding of the market and prospects for a particular cryptocurrency. Recommendations from friends or social media cannot be relied upon, and it is better to verify the information and perform "due diligence" before making an investment decision.
A person or entity is trusted until it's not anymore. I can say this because I already saw lots who start great but eventually turned bad. Even the person that we know the most or close to us can still betray us suddenly. The main cause of it would be greed or wanting to earn more money.

In crypto, someone can mislead us and offer us a token to be used in trading but these tokens will only become useless after more people bought it for either trading and investing purposes. Not all cryptos are volatile but those who are stable and less volatile are likely be regulated. There are advantages of it but there are also drawbacks so we must think properly before buying them.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: AbuBhakar on February 08, 2023, 05:18:56 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

Portfolio matters the most and experienced is useless if his trading portfolio is not good at all. A newbie trader with a solid winning percentage portfolio with accuracy is much better on pro traders that is just all talk bout indicators but has a failure portfolio because the record is what matter most in trading and not lengthy experience. Trading outcome is unstable and experience of traders is irrelevant if they didn’t learn anything from it.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: WatChe on February 08, 2023, 05:30:43 PM
You can just listen to tips from experienced or hot new traders, but you must be able to analyze yourself so you don't depend on them.
But if you don't have a close relationship with an experienced old trader, he will not easily give you trading tips because he will see first who asks him.
That is why we must have analytical skills to do it ourselves and try to improve our analytical skills.
And if we already have sufficient analytical skills, we will not depend on anyone because we can trade well without them.

There is no harm in taking advice from experienced or new traders but best thing is to correlate these advice with what your own mind says. In this way your brain will be tuned for trading in the long run. Try to make decisions yourself, even the wrong decision will help you in making correct decision very next time. Do not rely completely on other people advice.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: albon on February 08, 2023, 06:56:26 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
The problem that makes most traders lose their money is their reliance mainly on the advice and strategies of those who have experience and reputation in crypto forums and blogs and on YouTube. Technical analyzes and strategies do not always succeed and achieve their goals, so the solution is to gain experience on your own, there is no objection to receiving advice and guidance, but you must Do your own technical research and analysis and not let these tips /advice affect your investment decisions and deals, Also, do not trust any trader blindly, as he does not guarantee that by following him you will achieve profits, so rely on yourself.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: boyptc on February 08, 2023, 07:06:02 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
You should only trust yourself and your instinct.

If there are other good traders that are happily sharing their wins and strategy, if it's possible to know their losses then also start to know about it so you'll know what are the lessons that you should take from them.

But if with those choices, then you should choose the one whom you can learn with. Based on that description you've given, if I'm hungry for a mentor or tips then I'll go with the first choice.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Lanatsa on February 08, 2023, 08:57:21 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Neither of the two, you cant just trust them no matter how good or hot they are because they are both still speculators which its never been worth on following someone, how much more if you do pay up for some

sub fees just to follow them.I could say that its never been worth and never been that effective.Nothing beats out if you do make your own analysis and learning up trading on your own way and efforts.

So better to learn up for yourself so that you wont really be that relying too much with these people.You could eventually able to stand on your own if you are really just that eager
to do so.Doesnt really need on following someone imho.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Zilon on February 08, 2023, 09:53:47 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading,
Strategy don't change it is the trader who tries to force their strategies to do what it is not meant o do. That is why if a newbie adopt any old strategy and applies it correctly to the market they also profit from it. In regards to whom to trust i will say trust your final analysis. If the old trader or the new hot trader is making profit try building a confluence but first make sure as a trader the ability to detect a profitable trading strategy is at its maximum.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: summonerrk on February 09, 2023, 09:51:51 AM
I do not advise you to listen to traders, no matter how extensive their experience is. I have not seen a single trader who could openly and publicly, and at the same time consistently show profitability. Believe only yourself and draw conclusions based on facts. I would like to recommend you to try trading with pending orders. I think it is the most reasonable: we buy lower, sell higher in price.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: michellee on February 09, 2023, 12:29:32 PM
I probably won't trust 100% with trading tips from old or new traders and prefer to analyze myself based on their tips because I might be able to find a moment to use to enter the market. But I see many traders expect to get trading signals from other people, especially in group chats, who don't even know the person giving the signal in that group very well. You have to trust yourself if you can analyze better than other people. You need to learn more from them. Maybe now is a newbie but maybe 6 months later, you are a pro trader who is an expert in analyzing market movements.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: bounceback on February 09, 2023, 01:24:14 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Don't rely too much on other people's strategies or analysis because not always the analysis they make will be profitable if applied to our trading, moreover each individual has different emotions that make us confused in making decisions if the market moves not according to that strategy, always apply personal strategy when you want to start trading because even though we experience losses, these losses make us realize that there are still deficiencies in our personal trading strategy, thus making us more experienced in making future strategies.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: dimonstration on February 09, 2023, 01:27:40 PM
I probably won't trust 100% with trading tips from old or new traders and prefer to analyze myself based on their tips because I might be able to find a moment to use to enter the market. But I see many traders expect to get trading signals from other people, especially in group chats, who don't even know the person giving the signal in that group very well. You have to trust yourself if you can analyze better than other people. You need to learn more from them. Maybe now is a newbie but maybe 6 months later, you are a pro trader who is an expert in analyzing market movements.

This depends on your level of understanding on trading. Probably you have some skills to do analysis for yourself but it’s different with other trader that lacks it because they will obviously just follow someone tips based on experience. Not all people has the capacity to analyze and do an accurate TA for themselves that’s why tipster is always in demand in crypto.

It’s really good to have a personal knowledge on TA to analyze personally some tips.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: goaldigger on February 09, 2023, 01:27:56 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Listen with no one, focus on your own strategy because what works for them might not work for you.
Trading is very tricky, if you will stick on your old strategy you might incur more losses so update it from time to time. You can just see their analysis but again, its better to have your own analysis and try to validate their prediction if you think its ok for you, then use it. I personally trade on my own, I just want some videos about trading and how they analyze the market and will try it on my own using my different approach.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: tvplus006 on February 09, 2023, 01:29:51 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

Of course, I would listen to the advice of an experienced trader like Jesse Livermore, but the reality is that they will not share their trading strategies with you. But I would definitely refuse the advice of beginners, since this would be the fastest way to lose your money.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: AicecreaME on February 09, 2023, 01:41:05 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

If you really want to give it a shot, then trust the experienced trader for tips, but keep in your mind that those tips might be working for him but it might not work for you since we have our own understanding when it comes to complicated things. That's why it is a must that you have to find out it yourself, trial and error. You have to find the right indicators for you, and how you're going to execute what you've learned.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: virasisog on February 09, 2023, 08:15:53 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

Of course, I would listen to the advice of an experienced trader like Jesse Livermore, but the reality is that they will not share their trading strategies with you. But I would definitely refuse the advice of beginners, since this would be the fastest way to lose your money.

I will also do the same thing. I would rely and trust the opinions of experienced and professional traders, especially those who have proof of successful trading experiences. Lots of people these days are sharing their tips but not all of them are reliable and might just lead us to confusion and wrong decisions. It will be better to listen to those who are already familiar with all aspects of the trading field. Listening to unreliable advice might only ruin our gambling journey.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: crzy on February 09, 2023, 09:19:53 PM
I usually watched the videos of a pro trader and learn from their strategy, though of course I didn’t follow them exactly but usually their analysis are ok so listening to them are more ok to me than to listen to a beginner trader. Though we should not depend on them always, we should still need to learn trading and create our own strategy. Trading is very risky, there’s a lot of things that you need to learn first before actually making profit.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Rengga Jati on February 09, 2023, 09:59:33 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Although it is always changing, in fact, many top strategies is still working very well in any kind of market. This may become the basic strategy to be implemented but we can also combine or modify the strategy based on the condition of the current market itself. We don't need to be strict enough with the strategy to be like this or like that. We may be better to be more flexible to see what kind of market changes are now and what must do much better in this current situation. Of course, modifying and using a new strategy will be very difficult moreover we need to make it really work and we must adapt to the next strategy.

or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

Of course, I would listen to the advice of an experienced trader like Jesse Livermore, but the reality is that they will not share their trading strategies with you. But I would definitely refuse the advice of beginners, since this would be the fastest way to lose your money.
Indeed, trusting a new trader that has only a few experiences of profits and loss mean quite stupid ways. Tp traders or professional traders may also use the old strategy and they are also probably modifying but I am sure that those professional traders must analyze the trading strategy much better than the new trader. So, I think also that trusting a new trader will be worse


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: sulendra12 on February 09, 2023, 10:17:31 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
Yourself. Trading strategy would "work" depends on the situation, you can't just stick to one strategy and call it a day, you have to adapt and improvise based on the situation you are currently in.
You can take every strategy you want in the internet, but just take it with grain of salt and take the fundamentals of those strategies into your own based on your performance and how you handle your assets during that period.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: BitDane on February 09, 2023, 10:21:36 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

Why choose when you can just  absorb the two predictions and compared it with what we know.  It is always best to have things compared and decide it for ourselves than following someone blindly.  The two traders you stated have their storng and weak points but by combining the two strategy may somehow supplement each other and will give us more precise price prediction.  

I usually watched the videos of a pro trader and learn from their strategy, though of course I didn’t follow them exactly but usually their analysis are ok so listening to them are more ok to me than to listen to a beginner trader. Though we should not depend on them always, we should still need to learn trading and create our own strategy. Trading is very risky, there’s a lot of things that you need to learn first before actually making profit.

Definitely a better move than just following someone blindly.   So better accumulate learning and strategy, combined them accordingly and it will possibly give us better result.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: DoublerHunter on February 09, 2023, 10:50:33 PM
~snip~
I usually watched the videos of a pro trader and learn from their strategy, though of course I didn’t follow them exactly but usually their analysis are ok so listening to them are more ok to me than to listen to a beginner trader. Though we should not depend on them always, we should still need to learn trading and create our own strategy. Trading is very risky, there’s a lot of things that you need to learn first before actually making profit.

Definitely a better move than just following someone blindly.   So better accumulate learning and strategy, combined them accordingly and it will possibly give us better result.
^Definitely right, the time when I was in trading before, this was a strategy that I used. I follow someone that good at trading and I accumulate those pieces of information and knowledge that I gained. It takes how many months before I tried on my own, I do also practice paper trading, demo trading, and copy trading before I decided to do trading on my own, or let's say, it stands on my own strategy and analysis. The more you have references the more knowledge you can accumulate about them, in trading, there is no one strategy that works, you should use different of them that suit you.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Scripture on February 09, 2023, 11:13:36 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Reputation is a big thing, if you are a reputable trader then for sure someone is waiting for you always.
Analysis requires a lot of work and knowledge, some beginners are choosing to follow someone with their trading decisions while some are too focus on their learnings. Know what is your priority as a trader, and know what is working with you beside trading is more complicated if you have a lot of basis, try to focus in one and create a good approach in trading.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: blockman on February 09, 2023, 11:52:56 PM
Be neutral in almost everything.
If you think that someone is telling you honest opinions about the market and you're seeing it as it reflects then remain neutral and take those helpful insights.
Always be like that because once you're believing to them, they might take advantage of you and will just milk some money based on how you're admiring them.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: lienfaye on February 10, 2023, 01:41:20 AM
Be neutral in almost everything.
If you think that someone is telling you honest opinions about the market and you're seeing it as it reflects then remain neutral and take those helpful insights.
Always be like that because once you're believing to them, they might take advantage of you and will just milk some money based on how you're admiring them.
Indeed. You can watch and listen to their helpful tips but there's no need to trust anyone of them, since you can create your own plan and strategy through your experience and learning on how to analyze the market.

Just take advantage the information you can get to these traders because it can work as your guide to succeed as a trader. But don't rely on them and always do your diligent research.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: michellee on February 10, 2023, 01:47:20 AM
I probably won't trust 100% with trading tips from old or new traders and prefer to analyze myself based on their tips because I might be able to find a moment to use to enter the market. But I see many traders expect to get trading signals from other people, especially in group chats, who don't even know the person giving the signal in that group very well. You have to trust yourself if you can analyze better than other people. You need to learn more from them. Maybe now is a newbie but maybe 6 months later, you are a pro trader who is an expert in analyzing market movements.

This depends on your level of understanding on trading. Probably you have some skills to do analysis for yourself but it’s different with other trader that lacks it because they will obviously just follow someone tips based on experience. Not all people has the capacity to analyze and do an accurate TA for themselves that’s why tipster is always in demand in crypto.

It’s really good to have a personal knowledge on TA to analyze personally some tips.
That is if you can find the right tips but unfortunately, people don't seem to care about that because they are still looking for tips from chat groups.

That's what makes people suffer losses because they only depend on other people's analysis. We can use the analysis or tips from other traders but we have to find out the basics used by them so we can see if their analysis works well when we use it or if it won't work at all and we only get a loss.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: wxa7115 on February 10, 2023, 05:07:05 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
You got it all wrong, a good trading strategy is timeless, it works now, it would have worked on the free markets of the past and it will work on the free markets of the future, anyone that is changing their trading strategy constantly most likely does not know what they are doing as some of the most prolific traders have used the same strategy for decades.

And in relation to who should we trust, the answer is always the same, trust no one, if you cannot trade the markets and obtain profits then go back to the drawing board and do not come back to the markets until you know how to do it.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Alisha-k on February 10, 2023, 06:53:38 AM
Trust your instincts, it is your most powerful force, trust yourself, you're your no.1 fan.

An old trader who has had better experience trading and a new trader with top-notch strategy are both vital to the game, your instincts helps you decide which of the strategy you apply as the market changes.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Questat on February 10, 2023, 06:55:37 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Which one do you think is the right person to approach;
 a trader with long experience in trading or a trader that is just a few days in the market?  I think it was not hard to answer and of course, we choose those who are capable enough to teach us. Though we can say the market is changing and also strategies might not effective anymore. However, we can't hide the fact that experienced trader has the ability to adapt to the market situation which can also teach us and give us some ideas.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: justdimin on February 10, 2023, 12:05:41 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Which one do you think is the right person to approach;
 a trader with long experience in trading or a trader that is just a few days in the market?  I think it was not hard to answer and of course, we choose those who are capable enough to teach us. Though we can say the market is changing and also strategies might not effective anymore. However, we can't hide the fact that experienced trader has the ability to adapt to the market situation which can also teach us and give us some ideas.
Experienced trader could always adjust their strategy based on the market and the developments, a newbie is there to just learn and while they are learning, how could they become better than the experienced one? Just because new one is following the trends is not enough of a reason to keep up with the experienced one.

I understand that some people will look at the current situation and imagine that it would be much better if you are following the trends, but it is better to be experienced and know everything, because that allows you to go with the flow of the market and learn new things a lot easier. I personally would pick the experienced one as well.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: fuguebtc on February 10, 2023, 12:37:59 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

If you want to become a trader, then you'd better educate yourself and do your own research, that's the best way. And if you need to gain more knowledge by learning from others, then you should choose the person whose method suits you best. It doesn't matter if they are a seasoned trader or a new trader, what matters is the profit they make, you should see the results and make your choice. Sometimes the new trader's method works for you and makes you more profitable, try both.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: rhomelmabini on February 10, 2023, 12:45:56 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
For me, I stick with the trader who has experience and has relevant trades even to this day. New traders thinks strategies are the core but most of it could be wrong as well, strategies are just being recycle and most of it was done by old traders too. Trading for me is all about the experience overall, strategies are just side dishes.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Lida93 on February 11, 2023, 10:02:17 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
In every area of specialization experience matters a lot. If you were sick and needed to go through surgical heart operation, and you're asked that between an old doctor that has been in the system for decades with wealth of experience in the profession to a new fresh doctor with good grades that has just been inducted into the profession who amongst this two will you OP choose and why?
I bet you will hurriedly pick the old experience doctor to the new fresh guy that just arrived due to his wealth of experience, same thing applies to trading, experience is the bedrock to pulling through with any strategy that you would wanna use without which a little psychology move by the market price can through you overboard.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: nara1892 on February 11, 2023, 12:28:41 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
In every area of specialization experience matters a lot. If you were sick and needed to go through surgical heart operation, and you're asked that between an old doctor that has been in the system for decades with wealth of experience in the profession to a new fresh doctor with good grades that has just been inducted into the profession who amongst this two will you OP choose and why?
I bet you will hurriedly pick the old experience doctor to the new fresh guy that just arrived due to his wealth of experience, same thing applies to trading, experience is the bedrock to pulling through with any strategy that you would wanna use without which a little psychology move by the market price can through you overboard.
Someone who is experienced will be more trusted than someone who is new even though their abilities are the same. I like the way you put the equation on this and I totally agree with that.
Experienced people are usually more able to look for loopholes because they find a lot of the same things, especially in trades that in my opinion don't change too much. This is a plus for them, and it is a form of appreciation, I've heard that experience is a very good place to learn.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: summonerrk on February 12, 2023, 10:43:00 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

Experience is certainly a good indicator. But I know a lot of long-term specialists in the field in which I work full-time, and not all of them are good. Many people are here because they just stayed too long, have no desire to discover something new, to study breakthrough technologies. Sometimes a talented novice enthusiast with a fresh look at things is much better. You need to look at the percentage of successful operations (in the case of the exchange - profit), this will give a more objective understanding.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Inwestour on February 12, 2023, 11:45:54 AM
In every area of specialization experience matters a lot. If you were sick and needed to go through surgical heart operation, and you're asked that between an old doctor that has been in the system for decades with wealth of experience in the profession to a new fresh doctor with good grades that has just been inducted into the profession who amongst this two will you OP choose and why?
I bet you will hurriedly pick the old experience doctor to the new fresh guy that just arrived due to his wealth of experience, same thing applies to trading, experience is the bedrock to pulling through with any strategy that you would wanna use without which a little psychology move by the market price can through you overboard.
Because experience is gained in practice, long-term practice, this is the most valuable thing. Anyone will tell you that a few years of practice (of course with certain knowledge) will be valued much higher than dozens of books of studied theory, unsupported by anything.

Therefore, most will choose an old experienced doctor, but the truth is that a young doctor cannot gain experience if he does not start practicing, and someone should become his first patient, this is normal. Successful students with good grades are the ones who will get a chance to practice in surgery, if you get bad grades then the doors will always be closed to you.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: crwth on February 12, 2023, 11:54:22 AM
The things that are constantly changing are people. The decisions traders need to make are the reactions of how people will interact with the market, whether they are going with the flow or planning to go against the majority. It's always going to be a constant thing.

If someone is trying to point out and have their strategies, and it looks profitable and successful, then it's worth checking it. As long as you keep an open mind, you can look at it with an unbiased view, and if it works or is worth checking out in the long run, then you earned another strategy to beat the market. Still, if not, it's your time, and learning something is better than not doing anything.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Marvell1 on February 12, 2023, 01:07:21 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

Experience is certainly a good indicator. But I know a lot of long-term specialists in the field in which I work full-time, and not all of them are good. Many people are here because they just stayed too long, have no desire to discover something new, to study breakthrough technologies. Sometimes a talented novice enthusiast with a fresh look at things is much better. You need to look at the percentage of successful operations (in the case of the exchange - profit), this will give a more objective understanding.

You have a point, not all seasoned traders or investors are good, and newbies are either inexperienced or unable to make a profit. It doesn't matter how long we exist in the market, what matters is the results we achieve. Because we are talking about trading, compare the results that the person gets from that should choose the one with the better record. If you have experience but do not make a profit, it is also useless. Don't forget, the goal when participating in finance is profit.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: LogitechMouse on February 12, 2023, 01:41:55 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Try both of what they are saying.
You will not what will work for you if you will not try both of the strategies that they're saying.

If I will choose between the two, I'll try both of their strategies with a certain amount, and then whatever works for me is the one that I'll be using in my trading journey. Just last month, I tried trading with only 10$, but before that, I watched a video on Youtube regarding indicators that will help me with trading. It was said there that you only need 200 EMA, MACD and RSI and gave some tips as well, and as I watch that video, I'm a bit curious thus, I tried it and just after 2-3 weeks of trading using that strategy, my 10$ went to 50$, and I didn't suffer any lost at all. The only time that I suffered loss is when I tweaked the strategy that I copied and didn't follow it (lucky I set a stop loss or else, I lost all of my money in futures trading). To cut it short, my 10$ went to $100, and still using that money for trading until now.

Overall, it doesn't matter who are you trusting, but what strategies will work for you. Different people have different strategies so try different strategies that you watch and try it all or you can make your own if you want.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Peanutswar on February 12, 2023, 01:51:36 PM
Different people have different strategies and not all time those strategies work even for you so the ideal is to make your own trading patterns if this is not effective try another until you see the ideal trading strategy in your trading hobby so this makes you more confident at your own risk. Use the paper trading feature in tradeview before executing your positions.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Cling18 on February 12, 2023, 02:26:42 PM
Since strategies are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and is mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

I will trust a highly reputable and experienced tradee with visible proof of successful trading. Of course, I will not look for perfection because there's no such thing as perfect trading but I find it more reliable to trust well-familiar people with trading. We can also rely on our own experience and effective strategies because we learn through time as we explore more about trading.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Davidvictorson on February 12, 2023, 03:07:14 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
The old trader was once a "new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies." I would always go with the more experienced person who isn't conservative but open minded. The new traders' strategies may just be a flash in the pan. And I do not joke with anyone who has a strong reputation. Even on this forum, we know the importance of it.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Mr.right85 on February 12, 2023, 04:20:39 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Do I have to trust any trader with my money based on his trading records?
Not like am going to have to give them my money to trade with it or have to copy there trading strategy or something of those but, technically, having to trust any trader based on there level of exposure to the trade is practically betting on them to have a high potency to win and that is what I am not about.

I mean, a trader could test strategies or take uncalculated risks with your money, they might take other risks knowing that they don't get to go down alone, they might take risks because they've got the balance to hold it on and many other reasons.

The only one I can trust is me because, I alone would feel the impact of being worng or right the most. Being wrong points out something to look out for while being right builds my confidence in me self. I would want that.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Frankolala on February 12, 2023, 07:25:12 PM
You don't need to follow anybody's trading tips, either old or new trader. As a trader, it is better that you understand the risk management, and analysis strategy based how the market changes. Trading can cause you to a big lost when you don't understand the right time to trade. It is better to avoid it if they don't understand it.

If you depend on someone else analysis and you used it,it might lead you to lost and you will regret that you listen to him. Your own strategy might bring you luck in the market because it was from your understanding, while someone else own analysis might not work for you.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Issa56 on February 12, 2023, 08:31:46 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
How will I depend on someone's strategy when I have my own, even if my strategy is failing me, the only thing I will do is to work on it and improve it, but I will never use another person's strategy. If you want to stay long in Cryptocurrency, then you should learn to do your analysis yourself and do anything that works for you, don't depend on anyone. The strategy that your friend is using might be hot just as you said, but if I try the same strategy I might be losing money, so don't depend on anybody, learn to do things yourself.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on February 12, 2023, 09:05:22 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
If I must answer this, then my answer would be that, i would prefer to trust the old guy that have been trading for a while and have gathered a lot of experiences, they say that experience is the best teacher, i personally see no difference from myself and the new guy, simply because, the guy is new just same way i am new, and you said he came with new strategies, and  then i ask, how long has he traded to form those new strategies and also test and confirm that they are working?

Experience is the best teacher, I would trust the old trader for advice, rather than trust a trading newbie like myself, which would be like a blind man offering to lead a blind man.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Sebas.tian on February 13, 2023, 03:47:57 AM
Quote from: Stepstowealth
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

My relevance experience is to buy potential coins when the price is low in the market, and release them for sale when the price is high in the market which is the best strategy many potential traders are using to achieve a huge amount of money from their investment.  I will trust old strategy than new strategy, because many traders are used to old trading strategy, buy when the price is low and sell when the price is high which is the old strategy that is still working for traders till now. I don't think, it's advisable to use new strategy to trade your coins because it will not let you comfortable like the way you will be comfortable with old strategy you know very well in the market.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Yamifoud on February 13, 2023, 04:07:59 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
How will I depend on someone's strategy when I have my own, even if my strategy is failing me, the only thing I will do is to work on it and improve it, but I will never use another person's strategy. If you want to stay long in Cryptocurrency, then you should learn to do your analysis yourself and do anything that works for you, don't depend on anyone. The strategy that your friend is using might be hot just as you said, but if I try the same strategy I might be losing money, so don't depend on anybody, learn to do things yourself.
Ideally, trust is somewhat we need upon learning but if we are just talking about relying on a new trader, it seems difficult.
If we have another option, we better ask those who already have a long trading history for they really have the experience and capacity to help us. Instead of asking newbies, we'd rather help ourselves to learn personally for this is the only way. Might working alone is not easy but it is a need to do, there are a lot of online tutorials that could help us and what we need is application to actual trading.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: KingsDen on February 13, 2023, 12:31:57 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
You don't have to trust anyone. You need to trust yourself only if you are sure you know what you are doing. Infact you shouldn't trust yourself either.
Talking about your question, it is better you combine the advice of both plus your own experience and you will understand things that will let you do things rightly.
Especially do your own research but pay attention to both fundamental and technical analysis.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Mpamaegbu on February 13, 2023, 02:07:03 PM
Simple truth – Trust no man; verify all. Sometimes trust is broken unintentionally and we've seen this play out here too. We've seen accounts we felt wouldn't do any wrong get involved in scandalous activities. Some trusted escrows have gone wild and misappropriated funds in their care. These things happen because man is subject to change as it's the only constant thing in life. People do change. Accounts (most) here are faceless. No one can truly tell the personality, age or sex of users here apart from what they want us to perceive them as.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: MFahad on February 13, 2023, 02:23:42 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Every trader has own strategy And he will tell you what he has experienced previously. No trader is completely right or wrong but i think old trader will be much better than new one. I will look at my money management and look at my strategy. i will pic up some strategy from both which is best suitable for me. I wouldn't rely on them a hundred percent.

Trading is something that you learn the more you do it so instead of depending on others i think it will be better that i  do  own small trade and then make some own strategy according to my fund and my holding duration. i think it is much better then just take others strategies and then trade. in this way you can earn but you cannot learn.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: GigaBit on February 13, 2023, 03:39:04 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Trading tips in trading life can lead to big losses if a trader lacks proper education. I have seen many traders here sometimes discussing trading signals as well. These things can be suicidal for many who want to conduct trading based on these signals. At the beginning of trading a trader must have a good idea about particular area and almost everyone knows about the volatility of cryptocurrencies. It can be a big mistake for someone who is ignorant about it and wants to start trading. The same technique should not be applied over and over again. Moreover, it is never possible to achieve anything big by using others techniques. I think it is appropriate if you can create a new strategy with your own talent considering the strategies of successful traders.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Nrcewker on February 13, 2023, 04:44:37 PM
Different people have different strategies and not all time those strategies work even for you so the ideal is to make your own trading patterns if this is not effective try another until you see the ideal trading strategy in your trading hobby so this makes you more confident at your own risk. Use the paper trading feature in tradeview before executing your positions.

Why to always follow a pattern? This is the main reason for which many traders make mistakes at beginning. You don’t understand the basics and just go after strategies. Whereas, no strategy works the second time. The thing that every trader needs to understand is that, do well research and invest on capacity. Invest what you can afford to lose. Do prior research on the coin, and at last invest in limit. Don’t greed for profits and at start, concentrate on no profit than losses. Hope this helps you mate.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: WatChe on February 13, 2023, 05:27:15 PM
Different people have different strategies and not all time those strategies work even for you so the ideal is to make your own trading patterns if this is not effective try another until you see the ideal trading strategy in your trading hobby so this makes you more confident at your own risk. Use the paper trading feature in tradeview before executing your positions.

Why to always follow a pattern? This is the main reason for which many traders make mistakes at beginning. You don’t understand the basics and just go after strategies. Whereas, no strategy works the second time. The thing that every trader needs to understand is that, do well research and invest on capacity. Invest what you can afford to lose. Do prior research on the coin, and at last invest in limit. Don’t greed for profits and at start, concentrate on no profit than losses. Hope this helps you mate.

Both of you are correct. Like Peanutswar said, don't go for strategies that are working for others rather make your own decisions. This is the only way to boost your confident. If what is working for others also works for you then everyone will become millionaire by joining the signaling group.
The very common mistake made by new comers is that they jump in the market with huge capital. This is because many think that crypto is a place where you can become rich overnight. if you are new to trading then always jump with capital that you can afford to lose.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Mahanton on February 13, 2023, 08:51:48 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Better have not.

Its better that you would be trading on your own and dont tend to be relying into those so called experts and professionals since we are all just the same which we are all speculators.The main difference in here
is about the experience and awareness of the market which it isnt surprising that they would really be able to do better decisions and position making but its not actually that hard to attain those knowledge
for you to make use of your own.I have tested on following someone but it wasnt really that giving good results yet you are really that just relying on them but dont learn something which
isnt i do prefer.So i did trade on my own and do all the things on solo.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: KennyR on February 13, 2023, 11:31:46 PM
Trading done by someone and trading done by us have got difference. Whenever you prefer to do trading it is good to make your own strategy. The strategy followed by someone doesn't workout for us and the same could lead to loss. So, whenever you're into trading it is good to follow traders, whether it is one who is hot in the market or a traditional trader. Then rather than following them wild taking their suggestions as reference will help to make better trade choices.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: samcoin on February 13, 2023, 11:33:16 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

I see there's no comparison between both of them.
Old reputable traders are supposed to have records of proven successful trades, which is the first thing people look at when they want to follow a trader or want to buy his signals, while new traders will suffer a bit, especially if they have new strategies, because people mostly don't like to be a testing field for a new trader. In addition, new strategies are usually susceptible to losses at the beginning as something might go wrong, because trading for real differs from theoretical trading. We can't compare a man who spent years trading and learning new things with a man who just has a new strategy and needs to test it using other people.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Bushdark on February 13, 2023, 11:52:40 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
The question her is what does a newbie trader knows about trading? It is just like when two blind persons are following themselves.
We don't have to work with people that have no vision when there are many things we can do to build ourselves and be a better person.
Se persons just think trading is a very easy thing we can start doing and after a while we will start making money just like that. That is not so. Alm I know is that it is beyond our imagination. It is better to follow someone that has experience in trading than to follow those that have to experience.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: GreatArkansas on February 14, 2023, 12:11:30 AM
(....)
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
This depends but I am more confident about the old trader because this trader will not be able to be still here if they are not a profitable trader at all.
I believe that there are lot of new traders now but the challenge for these new trades are how they will stay to the market especially in cryptocurrency which we all know that cryptocurrency market is very volatile.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: martyns on February 15, 2023, 11:50:21 PM
Trading done by someone and trading done by us have got difference. Whenever you prefer to do trading it is good to make your own strategy. The strategy followed by someone doesn't workout for us and the same could lead to loss. So, whenever you're into trading it is good to follow traders, whether it is one who is hot in the market or a traditional trader. Then rather than following them wild taking their suggestions as reference will help to make better trade choices.
The only reason why I will follow the traders that are leading is maybe I want to gain experience,but I cannot trust them to the extent of given them my funds to trade for me.Trust is very hard to build this days,because everybody looks likes scam,so it's better to trade by yourselves and see the outcome,than giving it to someone who would not strategies,but to trade anyhow and tell you stories when the money used in the trading will be lost.
But I found out that the main reasons why people give their coin to people to trade for them is because they don't know how to trade.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: AmoreJaz on February 15, 2023, 11:53:54 PM
Trading done by someone and trading done by us have got difference. Whenever you prefer to do trading it is good to make your own strategy. The strategy followed by someone doesn't workout for us and the same could lead to loss. So, whenever you're into trading it is good to follow traders, whether it is one who is hot in the market or a traditional trader. Then rather than following them wild taking their suggestions as reference will help to make better trade choices.
The only reason why I will follow the traders that are leading is maybe I want to gain experience,but I cannot trust them to the extent of given them my funds to trade for me.Trust is very hard to build this days,because everybody looks likes scam,so it's better to trade by yourselves and see the outcome,than giving it to someone who would not strategies,but to trade anyhow and tell you stories when the money used in the trading will be lost.
But I found out that the main reasons why people give their coin to people to trade for them is because they don't know how to trade.

much better to trust your own instincts. but of course, you can always check the old and new traders' strategies. because those strategies don't mean they are applicable to what you are working on. these days, it is quite hard to trust anyone when it comes to risking your own funds. at the end of the day, they don't care what will happen to your funds. they may give their own techniques or advise something, but it is all up to your discretion if you will follow them or not.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Xampeuu on February 16, 2023, 04:18:13 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
For me, the one I trust the most is myself, while we can take the trading experience of senior people into consideration for executing trading strategies. but it is from our experience that we can provide a strategy that is suitable for us because it can always be evaluated so that we have knowledge about the will of the market in all conditions. therefore developing your own trading style is very necessary to become a professional trader


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: wxa7115 on February 16, 2023, 05:15:36 AM
much better to trust your own instincts. but of course, you can always check the old and new traders' strategies. because those strategies don't mean they are applicable to what you are working on. these days, it is quite hard to trust anyone when it comes to risking your own funds. at the end of the day, they don't care what will happen to your funds. they may give their own techniques or advise something, but it is all up to your discretion if you will follow them or not.
Your instincts can only be trusted if you have demonstrated the ability to trade the markets under pressure and still make profits, too many newbies trust their instincts believing that knowing how to trade will simply come to them once they begin to do it and this never happens.

There is not such a thing as a natural born trader, you need to study, formulate a strategy, test it and once you have a strategy that seems to earn profits you need to try it by actually putting it into practice, and despite how simple it sounds very few newbies go through the trouble of following all of those steps.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: gabbie2010 on February 16, 2023, 07:50:27 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
You are in the market to make money regardless of which of the trader you wanted to follow whether it's old or a newbie trader provided that the trading strategy of the hot newbie is consistently making profits just get along with him since his trading strategy is the latest and most updated utilize that opportunity from him and put the strategy in into use to make money as long as the strategy is effective also while learning some skills on the other side from the experienced trader which can very useful in your trading journey in the long run because 'experience is the best teacher'.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: death69 on February 16, 2023, 08:19:31 AM
much better to trust your own instincts. but of course, you can always check the old and new traders' strategies. because those strategies don't mean they are applicable to what you are working on. these days, it is quite hard to trust anyone when it comes to risking your own funds. at the end of the day, they don't care what will happen to your funds. they may give their own techniques or advise something, but it is all up to your discretion if you will follow them or not.
Your instincts can only be trusted if you have demonstrated the ability to trade the markets under pressure and still make profits, too many newbies trust their instincts believing that knowing how to trade will simply come to them once they begin to do it and this never happens.

There is not such a thing as a natural born trader, you need to study, formulate a strategy, test it and once you have a strategy that seems to earn profits you need to try it by actually putting it into practice, and despite how simple it sounds very few newbies go through the trouble of following all of those steps.
Startin out in trading can be a dawnting task, and while instinct can be useful, they should not be the only guide for makin trading decisions. Trust me, I've been in the game for years and know that trading requires a methodical approach that relies on discipline, patienc, and a deep understandin of the market. Rushin in with your gut feelings can lead to disaster. Instead, it's important to develop a solid tradin strategy, test it thoroughly, and refine it over time. Don't let emotions take over, and stay focused even when under pressure. As a pro, I can attest that stickin to these principles is crucial for success in trading. I've made impulsive trades in the past and lost out because of it, but by developing a disciplined approach, I was able to turn things around. Remember, it takes time and practice to become a master trader, but by takin a methodical approach, anyone can succed in the long run.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Rigon on February 16, 2023, 09:18:05 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
OP answer your question I would say you can consult both. As he is an old man, he has gained market experience for a long time. You can get all information from him. On the other hand, you can also get an idea about trading from a newbie. Remember it never fails to learn something from someone. But learn from there never trade with their given strategy.

Individual strategies should be used first while trading. You should never trade using strategies given by others. Signals given by others are never properly successful. So you will be most successful using your own strategy.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: MFahad on February 16, 2023, 10:21:23 AM

Individual strategies should be used first while trading. You should never trade using strategies given by others. Signals given by others are never properly successful. So you will be most successful using your own strategy.
You are right that everyone should trade  according to own strategy. while making own strategy if anybody take the help of someone else in basic rules, then I think there is not against learning. One can learn basic learning from old trader because the old Traders has had enough experience and it has been through quite a bit of crypto pump and dump. we cannot ignore new users also because they has some new strategy according to change in market status and by following these strategy one can make a quick profit.
But since every person's earning goal is different and also the money management is different, so making own strategy and trade according to it is much better.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Kelvinid on February 16, 2023, 11:26:15 AM

Individual strategies should be used first while trading. You should never trade using strategies given by others. Signals given by others are never properly successful. So you will be most successful using your own strategy.
You are right that everyone should trade  according to own strategy. while making own strategy if anybody take the help of someone else in basic rules, then I think there is not against learning. One can learn basic learning from old trader because the old Traders has had enough experience and it has been through quite a bit of crypto pump and dump. we cannot ignore new users also because they has some new strategy according to change in market status and by following these strategy one can make a quick profit.
But since every person's earning goal is different and also the money management is different, so making own strategy and trade according to it is much better.
That seems true, learning isn't magic but indeed it takes time, and of course, it was easier for us to have someone that could teach us personally. Learning alone is impossible. Like to say that we are learning from YouTube, yet it was still learning from another person. It means that all we have learned is coming from experienced traders and from their strategy, we make our own.

Though we have different strategies applied in trading, still our goal is the same and that is to earn profit.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Strongkored on February 16, 2023, 11:48:18 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
You should not trust anyone in your trading activities except trying to gain knowledge from trading experience from that person, learning from the experiences of people who can be said to be quite experts will add to our knowledge but when it comes to making decisions it is only done based on the knowledge we understand instead of trying to follow the strategy of that person


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: inthelongrun on February 16, 2023, 12:20:17 PM
I don't just simply trust anyone especially those gurus that are asking money for their secret lessons. Most likely these gurus asking for money aren't really earning in the market so they want to milk their trading knowledge which is actually non-guaranteed otherwise they don't waste their time on pay-to-learn schemes. It's been also proven over time that indicators don't work for long. Some indicators work in bullish or bearish periods and then suddenly it will stop working. If an experienced trader and a new hot trader are giving lessons for free then I will listen to both but we should also DYOR.   


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Inwestour on February 16, 2023, 12:50:03 PM
I don't just simply trust anyone especially those gurus that are asking money for their secret lessons. Most likely these gurus asking for money aren't really earning in the market so they want to milk their trading knowledge which is actually non-guaranteed otherwise they don't waste their time on pay-to-learn schemes. It's been also proven over time that indicators don't work for long. Some indicators work in bullish or bearish periods and then suddenly it will stop working. If an experienced trader and a new hot trader are giving lessons for free then I will listen to both but we should also DYOR.   
The cryptocurrency market is very volatile, and a trader needs to be very careful in order to be able to correctly analyze all the indicators. perhaps these teachers understand something and can teach you some basics, but the ability to quickly respond to the market and make the right decisions in time is a skill that every trader must develop in himself, it is unlikely that you can be taught this.

Now there are a lot of free lessons available, and I see no reason for a beginner to immediately buy paid lessons if they have not yet tried to figure out at least the basics on their own. Perhaps it makes sense to buy a lesson in some area where it is very difficult to figure it out on your own, but a forum where people with experience can share their knowledge can help.

Learning by yourself will be more difficult and possibly longer, someone is not very disciplined and self-education for such people is a difficult task, but if you do not have discipline, then trading will be very difficult for you.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: AbuBhakar on February 16, 2023, 03:48:28 PM
I don't just simply trust anyone especially those gurus that are asking money for their secret lessons. Most likely these gurus asking for money aren't really earning in the market so they want to milk their trading knowledge which is actually non-guaranteed otherwise they don't waste their time on pay-to-learn schemes. It's been also proven over time that indicators don't work for long. Some indicators work in bullish or bearish periods and then suddenly it will stop working. If an experienced trader and a new hot trader are giving lessons for free then I will listen to both but we should also DYOR.   
I prefer to study alone and watch online tutorials as well read trading books, there are times that I will try their settings and advices and see the outcome by myself and if it’s worth it, we need to try it for ourselves the different method and strategies to see whether it’s working on us or it gives us a good profit. It’s good to seek advice but not to fully trust and rely on it since some strategies may work in them but not in us. We need to find which method suits us well.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: jostorres on February 16, 2023, 09:32:59 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
This question could be asked of any profession. Like for example would you trust a 60 year old with nearly 45 years of experience on blowing gas and making something, or would you trust a 30 year old with 10 years experience?

In one of them, you get the experience and the craftsmanship but with a bit of bored for doing it this long, plus old tech and the way they learned how to do it, with the other you get a newbie compared to other one who doesn't know and perfected it yet, but has the highest tech available and knows all the new methods to make it even prettier. This all depends on the person, there are 30 year olds better than some 70 year olds, and there are some 70 years better than some 30 year olds. We do not have an exact answer, because it depends on each individual and not as a whole thing.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Fatunad on February 16, 2023, 09:41:17 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
None of the above i would say on which there's no one could really be able to predict up the price on where this market would be going on which even yourself could really make out such speculation and approach without needing to rely on others signals or speculative approach too.It is really just that these fellas are just been hyped up just because they had really increased out their popularity.Somehow it wont really be that
bad on snipping out some idea out of these people because we cant really be that so sure sometimes on what we are really that doing.Getting some idea isnt that bad as long you arent
really making yourself that relying on them 100%.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: alastantiger on February 17, 2023, 12:14:47 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
In contrast to new traders who may jump on trading trends to make quick money, someone who has been trading for a long time has old experience with trading and would have created some sound strategy, tips, and tricks for the market. Whilst certain tactics may occasionally shift, others stay steadfast. The reality is that while it is a good idea to rely on someone for a trading plan, whether it be new or old, the best course of action is to learn from both. Like I previously stated, a beginner trader would be able to use technology successfully and capitalize on some trading trends, whereas an experienced trader may have built a sound plan, tips, and tricks for the market.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: so98nn on February 18, 2023, 12:58:53 AM
Trading is one thing which is not stable at all times. Though we have multiple methods of analysis, different bands, sticks, and everything any trade at any given time can change its direction based on various factors. It all depends where you stand in that particular trade and what’s your current position. If it’s in the direction of chart we are good, if it’s opposite things gonna get crazy.

I think it would be risky to rely on someone or blame someone afterwards if their analysis failed for above unstable reasons. Trusting someone else with your own money is always risk and no one can guarantee you profits. That’s how it works.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Obari on February 18, 2023, 03:44:20 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

I'm sure you already know who to trust because I personally don't see any reason trusting a newbie trader just simply because his burning hot and a strategy is working for him, I'm sure such a person doesn't have much knowledge about the market and if I'm to trust another with my trading decisions then it will have to be the old trader and I have a principle of low and steady winning the race and I always tell me that trading isn't about making rash profits but how long one will be able to keep winning (consistently making profits).


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: carlisle1 on February 18, 2023, 04:07:07 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

I'm sure you already know who to trust because I personally don't see any reason trusting a newbie trader just simply because his burning hot and a strategy is working for him, I'm sure such a person doesn't have much knowledge about the market and if I'm to trust another with my trading decisions then it will have to be the old trader and I have a principle of low and steady winning the race and I always tell me that trading isn't about making rash profits but how long one will be able to keep winning (consistently making profits).

Old traders have that experienced that you can use as the basis when following their strategy,

though there are always adjustments that they can perform during the actual trade where followers can't see it coming.
As usual, traders always follow some patterns when they are dealing with their trades.

Both new traders and old-time traders are working with how they can make some good outcome when they place their position during the trade.
More on your appetite if who will be the one that you think that fits with your own strategy, your final decision is still on your own.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: xSkylarx on February 18, 2023, 04:30:15 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
In contrast to new traders who may jump on trading trends to make quick money, someone who has been trading for a long time has old experience with trading and would have created some sound strategy, tips, and tricks for the market. Whilst certain tactics may occasionally shift, others stay steadfast. The reality is that while it is a good idea to rely on someone for a trading plan, whether it be new or old, the best course of action is to learn from both. Like I previously stated, a beginner trader would be able to use technology successfully and capitalize on some trading trends, whereas an experienced trader may have built a sound plan, tips, and tricks for the market.

We can compare it with the beginner; he knows how to use technology, but there is not much experience in the market, which is prone to errors, whereas the old man, who does not really know how to use technology as he uses traditional methods, still works, though it takes more effort and time, and also has a lot of experience. Getting both or learning from them is best, as you will double your knowledge, unlike having to be one-sided. It doesn't matter if you are new or old in the market; as long as you are open to both, then for sure you'll come up with a great idea.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: rozak on February 18, 2023, 05:06:16 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

I'm sure you already know who to trust because I personally don't see any reason trusting a newbie trader just simply because his burning hot and a strategy is working for him, I'm sure such a person doesn't have much knowledge about the market and if I'm to trust another with my trading decisions then it will have to be the old trader and I have a principle of low and steady winning the race and I always tell me that trading isn't about making rash profits but how long one will be able to keep winning (consistently making profits).

sometimes beginners just rely on their little knowledge and lucky streak. and assume they are already very skilled in the trade.
No matter how long you are in the market to trade, it certainly provides a better experience than a beginner coming up with a new technique to trade that may work or is just speculation.
most importantly, we as traders must continue to develop our skills to survive in market conditions that are always changing. there will always be new knowledge that we can learn.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Sebas.tian on February 18, 2023, 05:48:18 AM
I will trust the Old trader that passed through so many challenges in the market with many strategies to overcame such challenges in the community. He or she have a lot of experience concerning crypto trading and how to make a huge amount of income in both long term trading and short term trading which he or she is used to such strategies and he or she is fully ready to impact new traders in the community. I will not trust new trader because, he or she has not pass through many bearish season in the community which he or she don't have more potential experience like old trader that passed through so many bearish season to achieved a passive incomes at the end of the investment.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Tony116 on February 20, 2023, 09:09:52 AM
I will trust the Old trader that passed through so many challenges in the market with many strategies to overcame such challenges in the community. He or she have a lot of experience concerning crypto trading and how to make a huge amount of income in both long term trading and short term trading which he or she is used to such strategies and he or she is fully ready to impact new traders in the community. I will not trust new trader because, he or she has not pass through many bearish season in the community which he or she don't have more potential experience like old trader that passed through so many bearish season to achieved a passive incomes at the end of the investment.

But there are also many veteran traders who lose more than they gain and many better-minded new traders who can also make good profits. I will not choose your way, but I will look at the results and profit they get from trading. The one who earns better profits is more trustworthy. But trust here is not to trade based on the signals they give us or give them money to have them trade for us. Let's learn knowledge and experience from them, no one can be trusted in this market but ourselves.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: TheUltraElite on February 20, 2023, 02:09:12 PM
I will trust the Old trader that passed through so many challenges in the market with many strategies to overcame such challenges in the community. He or she have a lot of experience concerning crypto trading and how to make a huge amount of income in both long term trading and short term trading which he or she is used to such strategies and he or she is fully ready to impact new traders in the community. I will not trust new trader because, he or she has not pass through many bearish season in the community which he or she don't have more potential experience like old trader that passed through so many bearish season to achieved a passive incomes at the end of the investment.
You can listen to their experiences but you cannot trust any "pick" that they might have to offer. Because in a speculative market, one person's loss is another person's gain and therefore you can only trust yourself when taking that decision, besides it is your own money that you are putting at stake.

Someone might be a new trader here but they may have experience in other markets which you might be unaware of so never underestimate any person.

While older traders mostly make money by promoting their own products and courses you will rarely see new traders doing this. Because they have understood that such methods of making money are less more consistent, obviously selling books is way safer than actually trading.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Negotiation on February 20, 2023, 02:38:54 PM
Agreed i also think that own experience from old traders is most useful for trading even after getting some ideas from old traders it is not fully effective. Crypto trading is always changing no one can tell when the market will turn in any direction therefore, it is always better to follow the market and proceed based on your own experience for trading or investing. Own strategies are helpful for new traders also long term investments are less risky.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: carlfebz2 on February 20, 2023, 11:30:02 PM
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Spot can be a nice start for newbies from what i have seen from the market so far. Since it only entails buying and holding until the asset appreciates just that it will only require patience since little or no technical skill is needed although with technical skill the trader can have more advantage over the market.
Spot trading is actually suitable for newbies. And even I was in trading for many years, I was still Opt to take this rather than trying Future trading because I was already comfortable with this. It was not wrong to take Future trading but must take note the higher risk involve which could cause big losses. It is indeed we need to prepare ourselves very well if we have plan for this. We don't need to hurry, we can go over there as long as we have carried enough trading knowledge and market experience.
When you are just starting then it would be always a good advise on sticking with spot until you do able to make yourself that learn from basics until on intermediate.Even on becoming having the experience where people

do tend to jump into futures which i dont really see for it to be that safe specially for newbie or even to those old traders.Make yourself that learn along the way and it wont really be a smooth sail ride.

Just dont make yourself in a rush because this would really be creating that kind of desperation which would really be creating more mistakes and bad decisions.
Stick with spot and make yourself on having a good grasps to it.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Dr.Osh on February 21, 2023, 03:26:29 AM
I will probably take and study tips from both. we know that veteran traders also have skills, strategies, as well as long experience. if they have been successful in the world of trading, then their tips are worth a try. although the flow of trade is always changing, there are patterns that cannot be changed, such as rising and falling prices, things that can make prices go up and down, and so on. So, I think that long-time traders have useful tips, especially if they have been successful.

However, if new traders have proven their strategy, and have also been successful, then their tips are also very valuable to have. We can take the tips they give and try them one by one or combine them with the techniques we have if we have them. Also, if you feel like their tips won't work for you, then don't take them. I'm sure the many tips, there will definitely be useful.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: AnonBitCoiner on February 21, 2023, 04:44:14 AM
I will suggest that you should share your work with others and then ask them about their work and experience. An expert will always give you good suggestions but copy their strategies sometime become dangerous for you so in my opinion get knowledge from everyone and then think with patience that whether it can give you advantages or will destroy your all profit.

Getting knowledge is not bad but trust everyone and copy them without any realization can make you hopeless. Always make decisions according to your own method, mind, your holding coin and your revenue.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: fullhdpixel on February 21, 2023, 09:08:39 AM
I will suggest that you should share your work with others and then ask them about their work and experience. An expert will always give you good suggestions but copy their strategies sometime become dangerous for you so in my opinion get knowledge from everyone and then think with patience that whether it can give you advantages or will destroy your all profit.

Getting knowledge is not bad but trust everyone and copy them without any realization can make you hopeless. Always make decisions according to your own method, mind, your holding coin and your revenue.
The reality is that we shouldn't really be worrying about what we could do ourselves, it's about how we could be getting more and more feedbacks on how to improve us. We are not competing with others, we are competing with ourselves to become better than who we are.

In order to do that, sometimes you get terrible feedbacks from idiots, sometimes you get amazing feedbacks from masters, and you need to be able to see the difference, if not at least give it a try and test them to see if they are good or not. I have done this, and it has helped me immensely to become a better. I am who I am today thanks to all of the critique that I got from people.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Pandu Geddon on February 21, 2023, 09:47:56 AM
I will suggest that you should share your work with others and then ask them about their work and experience. An expert will always give you good suggestions but copy their strategies sometime become dangerous for you so in my opinion get knowledge from everyone and then think with patience that whether it can give you advantages or will destroy your all profit.

Getting knowledge is not bad but trust everyone and copy them without any realization can make you hopeless. Always make decisions according to your own method, mind, your holding coin and your revenue.

even with people following the trading methods or techniques of an experienced one, we also cannot have the luck to be profitable.
make knowledge from other people's experiences as learning and knowledge for us to do analysis and trading techniques that we can improve ourselves.
some traders want to learn everything on their own. do not even want to listen to others. and he wanted to seek success. and conversely, some successful traders hear lots of stories from other people's trades. sometimes other people's experiences also give us an advantage when we make decisions in trading planning.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: bettercrypto on February 21, 2023, 10:16:27 AM
     As long as you can make a profit, that's okay with me of course. They both have a method that can help us, so I don't see anything wrong with either of the two because the method you tell two people, one old and one new, is that both have a good knowlede in trading.

Therefore, we have no choice here as either of the two benefits us as an individual trader.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: carlisle1 on February 21, 2023, 01:33:21 PM
     As long as you can make a profit, that's okay with me of course. They both have a method that can help us, so I don't see anything wrong with either of the two because the method you tell two people, one old and one new, is that both have a good knowlede in trading.

Therefore, we have no choice here as either of the two benefits us as an individual trader.

If seeking to earn decent money,

then I go with you with your opinion, both new and old timer traders have their own ways of making money from this market,
 
following whatever they are practicing might work as well as long as you know how to research and study things
that will help your investment succeed. It's not easy, but it's possible to earn something good when you do have
patterns to practice and try if that will work for you.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: summonerrk on February 21, 2023, 04:46:27 PM
The cryptocurrency market is constantly changing, strategies that show profit are changing with it.
But I believe that there are strategies that are always applicable, it all depends on the value of the cryptocurrency pair:
1) the strategy of pending orders for large periods (month and year) and waiting for their execution is applicable to low volatility pairs like Bitcoin/USD.
2) to high-volatility pairs, like new altcoins: trading within a weekly period.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: AakZaki on February 21, 2023, 06:27:33 PM
     As long as you can make a profit, that's okay with me of course. They both have a method that can help us, so I don't see anything wrong with either of the two because the method you tell two people, one old and one new, is that both have a good knowlede in trading.

Therefore, we have no choice here as either of the two benefits us as an individual trader.
profitable in the short term, but let's see how it applies to the long term, whether their strategies are the same or not. Old and professional trader will be better because he is experienced. New traders only know the theory but don't have much experience yet.
But even better is to learn the science of trading, because your own analysis will determine the profit and loss. Don't depend too much on other people.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Easteregg69 on February 21, 2023, 06:31:19 PM
The ego was left in charge.

Smaskeren.. Dk.

We got Digibyte. Proof of work.

As far as to would you not trust. John is #1 and Russia is #2.

I play till you get home.

It starts with you want John burried under a rock.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: jrrsparkles on February 24, 2023, 09:59:47 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Nobody, yes since bitcoin as well as whole crypto market is highly unpredictable I won't be looking for strategies from others for my trading but I always hear their opinions and it will be helpful to realize what mistake they did while trading of an any asset and it can teach us what not to do while trading.

For signals, trading tips, copy trading, etc will not make you rich on most cases so start working for yourself if you want to feel the results.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: dunfida on February 24, 2023, 09:59:30 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Nobody, yes since bitcoin as well as whole crypto market is highly unpredictable I won't be looking for strategies from others for my trading but I always hear their opinions and it will be helpful to realize what mistake they did while trading of an any asset and it can teach us what not to do while trading.

For signals, trading tips, copy trading, etc will not make you rich on most cases so start working for yourself if you want to feel the results.
You shouldnt trust someone when it comes into your investment decisions specially when you do trade up because its true that its been unpredictable and if ever there were people who are really that good on predicting prices then why would really be needing for them to find out people to subscribe into their signals or something that do talks about mentoring?

From that laone then you could really tell that it is really just not worth for you to follow.You could really make yourself able to learn on your own because necessary and needed information and
things could be search on net.It is really just a matter on how you do put up your effort and time into it to make it happen.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: carlisle1 on February 25, 2023, 12:49:32 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Nobody, yes since bitcoin as well as whole crypto market is highly unpredictable I won't be looking for strategies from others for my trading but I always hear their opinions and it will be helpful to realize what mistake they did while trading of an any asset and it can teach us what not to do while trading.

For signals, trading tips, copy trading, etc will not make you rich on most cases so start working for yourself if you want to feel the results.

Taking this understanding and knowledge from people who experienced the actual trades.

It's a good learning process when you have something that will guide you on how to properly react in every situation that you
might have experience while in this business,

the right mindsets can be learned when still researching with the knowledge that
you will explore and you will use along the way.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: John Abraham on February 25, 2023, 04:53:14 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

If you are talking about trading in this forum, I won't trust new traders with a fresh background. There shouldn't be any strategy in trading. Any tricks shouldn't be used in trading. Always use escrow if you are dealing with a new buyer or seller with a new forum account. Suppose a buyer or seller has a good reputation in the forum and has already received plenty of feedback from others. In that case, I may consider going up front if the amount is insignificant.

Still, I would suggest using escrow. Make sure the account you are dealing with is not hacked. If he shared any Bitcoin address before, Ask him to sign a message. Even with escrow, there were a lot of big scams that happened. So, you always have to be careful.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: TheUltraElite on March 01, 2023, 03:06:47 PM
Still, I would suggest using escrow. Make sure the account you are dealing with is not hacked. If he shared any Bitcoin address before, Ask him to sign a message. Even with escrow, there were a lot of big scams that happened. So, you always have to be careful.
We have had the escrow being an alternate account of the party and scamming the other party. Although those who are running a business of escrow for years and are trusted by their local members can be approached for a trade escrow. It would be better if trades are done outside the forum where the app mediates the escrow  by selected people without anybody knowing who is who.

We have a lot of caveats in trust, hence we must verify before trusting. We lack trust in each other since bitcoin is pseudo-anonymous and we lack trust in the market because a lot of pump and dump occurs.

In such situations it is always better to avoid getting involved to much to avoid shaking your mental peace.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: JamesBorn on March 01, 2023, 07:46:51 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
This sounds interesting, buddy to be honesty with, there is this adage that says the old broom sweep well but the new broom knows the corner. People who are old in trading sometimes feels relaxed and feels too known, they feels nobody will correct them, they feels nobody will know what they know and they can cheat you on the system like you don't have any ideas. But the new trader is like hot because he or she wants people to notice them, they can very sincere, very determined, very dedicated to deliver but when it come to trust, trust no one only pay attention to what dealing you have with them.

Business has no 100% trust, we only believe people to some extent and we work with them but in this case new trader is preferable because of his new mindset of pleasing you first.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: carlfebz2 on March 01, 2023, 09:31:08 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Dont trust anyone since you are risking your own money which means that you should really be the one who do make out decisions basing up into your position.Dont let others would really do the job since we

are all speculators here on this unpredictable and volatile market.I have that bad experience on letting someone do make out decision on following up their signals but out of 10 trades then it turns out that

it was really ending up on cutting losses due to bad positioning.This is why in the end i have learned my lesson and never ever tend to trust up for whatever person do
claim out that they do have that high winning or profitable trades.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: John Abraham on March 02, 2023, 07:29:30 AM
Still, I would suggest using escrow. Make sure the account you are dealing with is not hacked. If he shared any Bitcoin address before, Ask him to sign a message. Even with escrow, there were a lot of big scams that happened. So, you always have to be careful.
We have had the escrow being an alternate account of the party and scamming the other party. Although those who are running a business of escrow for years and are trusted by their local members can be approached for a trade escrow. It would be better if trades are done outside the forum where the app mediates the escrow  by selected people without anybody knowing who is who.
If this continues, we must understand that there is something wrong with the escrow. If a trusted escrow wants to continue to do business here, they won't cheat with parties. I don't know the specific case you are talking about. If he did that and the community caught him, did he pay anything to the client? Or he just ran away with the money?

A few reputed escrow services have been there for a couple of years. People like me won't hesitate to trust them because they earned it. If I get cheated, even though I am dealing with an escrow service, there is no other way to go outside this forum. Recently I saw an escrow service website developing their website and wanted feedback from the Bitcointalk community. Such a service will be famous if something wrong happens again with the in-forum escrow service.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: mvdheuvel1983 on March 02, 2023, 04:16:59 PM
I will pick reputation every damn time. Any person can have a strategy but behind any trader with a strong reputation and experience is a strategy. I picked my trading teacher because of his strong reputation and 5 star review.
This person has some if the best and pragmatic strategies in trading and for 70% of the situation. This is who I would trust.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: ShowOff on March 02, 2023, 04:30:53 PM
Believe in yourself rather than believe in others. Everything discussed may not be the best financial advice for you, it should only be considered to support your understanding of the market and its potential.

So do your analysis and do that as much as you can afford to lose. Even experienced traders will not guarantee you no losses with the results of the analysis. So think things wisely.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: ampere on March 02, 2023, 04:58:56 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

Personally, i do not agree that strategy changes in crypto currency trading  because in reality strategy does not change, what changes is your approach, your approach while buying, while holding and when deciding to sell. Also when it comes to trading, you need to evolve or you risk being stucked with your own ideas. The best way to grow is to improve your knowledge and implement it in your approach.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: tygeade on March 03, 2023, 10:12:15 AM
If this continues, we must understand that there is something wrong with the escrow. If a trusted escrow wants to continue to do business here, they won't cheat with parties. I don't know the specific case you are talking about. If he did that and the community caught him, did he pay anything to the client? Or he just ran away with the money?

A few reputed escrow services have been there for a couple of years. People like me won't hesitate to trust them because they earned it. If I get cheated, even though I am dealing with an escrow service, there is no other way to go outside this forum. Recently I saw an escrow service website developing their website and wanted feedback from the Bitcointalk community. Such a service will be famous if something wrong happens again with the in-forum escrow service.
Escrows are still risky to me, first of all we are talking about finding someone that both parties could trust, that is all by itself is a very tough thing, secondly we are talking about having someone else you need to trust at the same time, it wasn't enough that you didn't trust the other person, now you need to also try to trust the escrow.

If there is a situation where you need trust, then we didn't understand bitcoin at all, it was done for a trustless system, just make sure that they do good by you first, and then you start to trust. So far I have been in crypto and did maybe like 3-4 dozens of small jobs to some people and in all of them I got 50% payment upfront.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Cryptomiles1 on March 03, 2023, 10:54:12 AM
As a trader you need to have your own trading strategies relying on ones strategies might gives you difficulty in trading. I remembered when I was trying to use else strategies I noticed it wasn't favorable to me and I wasn't that comfortable using it so I had to devote my time and take thorough lesson on how to develop and get used to my methods which I have been using and is working fine for me despite I am not an active trader. So don't trust the new trader nor the older traders because you might not get used to it.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: LastKiss on March 03, 2023, 12:31:58 PM
As a trader you need to have your own trading strategies relying on ones strategies might gives you difficulty in trading. I remembered when I was trying to use else strategies I noticed it wasn't favorable to me and I wasn't that comfortable using it so I had to devote my time and take thorough lesson on how to develop and get used to my methods which I have been using and is working fine for me despite I am not an active trader. So don't trust the new trader nor the older traders because you might not get used to it.

Well both of them are old traders or even new traders with new strategies designed for people who don't know about trading and want to join in trading. I agree that we should follow ourselves since we can find the best strategies for ourselves that we are really comfortable to use. We can learn from an old trader or even hold a discussion with a new trader to get insight for ourselves about trading.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: John Abraham on March 03, 2023, 01:01:25 PM
Escrows are still risky to me, first of all, we are talking about finding someone that both parties could trust, that is all by itself is a very tough thing, secondly, we are talking about having someone else you need to trust at the same time, it wasn't enough that you didn't trust the other person, now you need to also try to trust the escrow.

I won't say that escrows are still risky to me. It should vary from service to service or person to person. In my case, when I will choose an escrow service, I will surely check their service background. I won't trust any service that doesn't have a good background of deal. If they have done shady deals or if any parties were harmed because of their service, I will avoid them and choose the best service. What I believe is, this is an easy and tricky business. You have to be careful so make sure everything is going well. They won't ruin their reputation for a couple of hundred dollars. But, you have to choose a worthy escrow service.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Cryptomiles1 on March 03, 2023, 01:19:31 PM
As a trader you need to have your own trading strategies relying on ones strategies might gives you difficulty in trading. I remembered when I was trying to use else strategies I noticed it wasn't favorable to me and I wasn't that comfortable using it so I had to devote my time and take thorough lesson on how to develop and get used to my methods which I have been using and is working fine for me despite I am not an active trader. So don't trust the new trader nor the older traders because you might not get used to it.

Well both of them are old traders or even new traders with new strategies designed for people who don't know about trading and want to join in trading. I agree that we should follow ourselves since we can find the best strategies for ourselves that we are really comfortable to use. We can learn from an old trader or even hold a discussion with a new trader to get insight for ourselves about trading.

Yeah, that's is why you can find some helpful material on net or search some resourceful material from youtube. Although I mostly learn from YouTube then, the best is to learn from old traders and then cave out on how to implement those methods to form your trading strategy which could be convenient for you to use at any given time.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: carlisle1 on March 03, 2023, 03:07:47 PM
As a trader you need to have your own trading strategies relying on ones strategies might gives you difficulty in trading. I remembered when I was trying to use else strategies I noticed it wasn't favorable to me and I wasn't that comfortable using it so I had to devote my time and take thorough lesson on how to develop and get used to my methods which I have been using and is working fine for me despite I am not an active trader. So don't trust the new trader nor the older traders because you might not get used to it.

Well both of them are old traders or even new traders with new strategies designed for people who don't know about trading and want to join in trading. I agree that we should follow ourselves since we can find the best strategies for ourselves that we are really comfortable to use. We can learn from an old trader or even hold a discussion with a new trader to get insight for ourselves about trading.

Yeah, that's is why you can find some helpful material on net or search some resourceful material from youtube. Although I mostly learn from YouTube then, the best is to learn from old traders and then cave out on how to implement those methods to form your trading strategy which could be convenient for you to use at any given time.

Exactly, those tutorials will give you an insight to how the business will work, it's not a financial advice but indeed very useful
for you to base your idea on how to sort the right investment.

Old traders got the glimpse on how the market will proceed and with that kind of shared information you can create your
strategy that may work if you prepare and execute everything the right way.

More on how you will consolidate all that knowledge that you will learn from all the resources that are available for you.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Kasabus on March 03, 2023, 07:34:00 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
You can ask for advices from experienced traders but you should not rely your final decision from them. It’s your trade so you should be responsible whatever the outcome of it. And if you don’t want to fall from disappointments, then never let others control your trades, but instead develop your own strategies in trading, that way even if you lose, at least you also learn from that experience. But never trust someone for the success of your own trades.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Hyphen(-) on March 03, 2023, 07:53:26 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
It's pointless to put your faith in a new trader who might just get lucky and make a quick profit.
Trusting an experienced trader is critical because they can survive in the crypto market regardless of market conditions, whether bear or bull. Regardless, basic knowledge is the most important aspect of trading because people are difficult to trust these days, and no one can deceive you with any strategy if you have basic knowledge.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Finestream on March 03, 2023, 08:10:04 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
If you can’t trust anybody, that will be better. In the end, you are the only one responsible of your trading activity so whatever it’s outcome, that will reflect you as a trader. And take note, veteran traders still lose in the process, so never rely your success to them. You can have all the success you want, but make sure you are ready to do everything and work hard on it just to fulfill your dream and be successful in trading.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Distinctin on March 03, 2023, 08:44:43 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

That is a though question, because a young hot trader could only have been lucky in the past and will not make big returns in the future again. Similar with the old trader who might not have had a successful trade in years. In general I would always be cautious when it comes to trusting strategies from other people. It's better to check and analyse strategies ourselves than blindly trust someone else. If I had to choose between the two I would go with the older experienced trader. Being around in the business for many years means that he has seen plenty of bull and bear markets. Maybe he developed a sixth sense to identify the big cycles and can better protect my coins. Even better would be to use both their advice and bet big when they give the same recommendation.
There's an advantage if we can be guided and ask some golden advices from the traders who have been making a lot of trading experiences in the crypto market. Surely they have more working strategies that made them last longer in trading, than those strategies who end up as failures. But when ask to trust someone like them, i would still prefer my own decision when it comes to trading. As long as i know what I've been doing, then i should never underestimate my own abilities in trading.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Bhig Daddy on March 05, 2023, 03:34:14 PM
If it benefits our line of work, we must pay attention to both in order to learn the information and put it to use. Don't, however, presume that the methods employed by others will also be effective for us. We need to find our own trading approach. We may work together with both new and experienced traders to absorb their knowledge and then include it into our plan. Never focus on the person who is teaching us; instead, pay attention to what they are teaching, and if it improves us, embrace it.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: borovichok on March 07, 2023, 10:52:43 AM
It's pointless to put your faith in a new trader who might just get lucky and make a quick profit.
Trusting an experienced trader is critical because they can survive in the crypto market regardless of market conditions, whether bear or bull. Regardless, basic knowledge is the most important aspect of trading because people are difficult to trust these days, and no one can deceive you with any strategy if you have basic knowledge.
New trader with good mapping out of trading positions that will yields profits at the end of each trades is what every one needs at the moment. People don't care if you're new in the space, as long as profits is coming in, you're the one that will lead the road to their finance solutions in the market. Nevertheless, an experience trader knows when it's a bull and bear season because he had a lengthy experience in the market and knows what it feels like to make heavy losses and massive profits. They're the master minds behind the complex strategy of the market, and I'm fully confident with following their trading signals because this space is all about making the profits but in a situation where I'm no longer recording profits, I'll switched.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Natalim on March 07, 2023, 11:02:15 AM
It's pointless to put your faith in a new trader who might just get lucky and make a quick profit.
Trusting an experienced trader is critical because they can survive in the crypto market regardless of market conditions, whether bear or bull. Regardless, basic knowledge is the most important aspect of trading because people are difficult to trust these days, and no one can deceive you with any strategy if you have basic knowledge.
New trader with good mapping out of trading positions that will yields profits at the end of each trades is what every one needs at the moment. People don't care if you're new in the space, as long as profits is coming in, you're the one that will lead the road to their finance solutions in the market. Nevertheless, an experience trader knows when it's a bull and bear season because he had a lengthy experience in the market and knows what it feels like to make heavy losses and massive profits. They're the master minds behind the complex strategy of the market, and I'm fully confident with following their trading signals because this space is all about making the profits but in a situation where I'm no longer recording profits, I'll switched.
The advantage of having an experienced trader to teach is to hear hints from them of what we need to avoid as they already have that kind of experience before. Yet, that can't warrant profit assurance as we are the ones who would make the final decision but at least, we have the idea and enough knowledge to be used in actual trading which could make us decide right and do the best possible way.
However, we also have to work hard and keep those teachings in our minds as we can't just rely on them forever.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Getmon on March 07, 2023, 12:14:00 PM
Because traders employ a variety of strategies, some of which may not work for us, I always prefer to study alone. However, there are times when I need to expose myself to additional lessons when I struggle to profit. And if we talk about trading, it is extremely complicated. Instead of putting our faith in a new trader with innovative strategies or an experienced trader, why not test their strategies first to see if they work? The objective is to acquire additional knowledge that we can apply based on market conditions.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Sweetbtc on March 07, 2023, 02:33:49 PM
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Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

In my opinion, an experience trader who has been trading for a long time can be more reliable than a new trader.An experienced trader has a lot of experience where he has been involved in trading for a long period of time, while he has made profits on many occasions, he must have made losses on some occasions. The most important thing is to have both profit and loss in experience, which a new trader will not be aware of it.There is no doubt that as time progresses, trading is also becoming more advanced and new trading techniques are being invented, but experience is something that always gives the edge to new traders.An experienced trader has complete information about market fluctuations,obtained complete information about prices.His experience always puts him at an advantage in trading.Only an experienced trader knows where to buy and where to sell.Therefore, only an experienced trader should be trusted.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: naikturun on March 07, 2023, 04:02:42 PM
I just follow and listen to the advice of people who say that. The rest I will decide for myself whether I suit it, or whether what he said is true. So you have to pay attention to that and don't just follow what they say.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: NicNacCoin on March 07, 2023, 04:12:16 PM
I just follow and listen to the advice of people who say that. The rest I will decide for myself whether I suit it, or whether what he said is true. So you have to pay attention to that and don't just follow what they say.
In the case of trading, you should never trade by listening to others, you should trade according to your plan and desire. But there are exceptions to this in some cases, such as those who are more experienced than you in trading and have been associated with trading for a long time and have the ability to give positive advice, you can make a decision by checking the advice rationale. But you should never take or give advice to those who are inexperienced in trading. Always remember that a small wrong decision in trading can lead to big losses. So you should trade based on what you know about trading.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: xSkylarx on March 07, 2023, 04:23:56 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

it's important to consider multiple sources of information and do thorough research before making a decision. While an old trader with a strong reputation can bring valuable experience and insight, a new trader with fresh strategies and a successful track record can also bring new perspectives and potential profitable opportunities. The most important factor is to trust your own analysis and judgement, and not solely rely on someone else's advice.

A veteran with proven and reliable strategy and a newbie with no experience but new tools that are promising for strategy It is really best if you have a lot of sources of information; the more the better, as you can cast, make, and polish your trading strategy, which is really good to earn more profit. I agree that it is still up to your own decision which to follow, but combining them if both are relevant is the best as you can benefit from it.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: dunfida on March 07, 2023, 08:38:58 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

it's important to consider multiple sources of information and do thorough research before making a decision. While an old trader with a strong reputation can bring valuable experience and insight, a new trader with fresh strategies and a successful track record can also bring new perspectives and potential profitable opportunities. The most important factor is to trust your own analysis and judgement, and not solely rely on someone else's advice.

A veteran with proven and reliable strategy and a newbie with no experience but new tools that are promising for strategy It is really best if you have a lot of sources of information; the more the better, as you can cast, make, and polish your trading strategy, which is really good to earn more profit. I agree that it is still up to your own decision which to follow, but combining them if both are relevant is the best as you can benefit from it.
If you do really love for some headstart as a beginner then it wont really be that bad for you to follow up some old trader and trying out to observed on how they do trade it up.Its up to you whether you would decide on

following his trades and methods but its not really that something that you could really trust up in long term because when it comes to speculations and predictions then all of us are all the same.
Doesnt matter if you are a pro or a newbie which it would really be just that the same.This is why its better to make yourself that have that mindset on which you should really be learning
on your own so that you wont really be having that relying into others trades.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Hypnosis00 on March 07, 2023, 09:42:26 PM
I just follow and listen to the advice of people who say that. The rest I will decide for myself whether I suit it, or whether what he said is true. So you have to pay attention to that and don't just follow what they say.
In the case of trading, you should never trade by listening to others, you should trade according to your plan and desire. But there are exceptions to this in some cases, such as those who are more experienced than you in trading and have been associated with trading for a long time and have the ability to give positive advice, you can make a decision by checking the advice rationale. But you should never take or give advice to those who are inexperienced in trading. Always remember that a small wrong decision in trading can lead to big losses. So you should trade based on what you know about trading.
I'd never think that it works. Because as I experience, it was good to have at least someone who will guide you to trade as a newbie. In fact, watching tutorials is also one way of listening to others, have you never done that? I believe everyone has done with this and we are reliant on others as a beginner so we have an idea of what we gonna do. Yes, of course, we can't have them for long but at least we already have to earn ideas from them which is enough for us to start our own and make our own strategies and plan.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: GeorgeJohn on March 07, 2023, 09:51:46 PM
I just follow and listen to the advice of people who say that. The rest I will decide for myself whether I suit it, or whether what he said is true. So you have to pay attention to that and don't just follow what they say.
We learn in this system through the advice of people, and i believe that many people who is ready to learn doesn't skip advice of superior one, the only thing they can do is underlined many of the advice and start to work on them one after the other through research, actually not all advice that requires attention but you have you own ways and personal decision to take, but i believe that no one who is here will like to mislead anyone through misformed.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Bushdark on March 07, 2023, 09:59:32 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
why would I have to trust or out my hope I'm a new trader that does not understand the market and how to make money from the market. Trading is very risky which I know and is a risky adventure if we one is not careful we might end up losing money. Asking a newbie about how you would go about your trading sounds like asking a child that doesn't know how to talk to teach you how to read. For us to learn trading we need the hands of an expert trader to teach us so we can learn from there.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: harapan on March 08, 2023, 10:31:42 AM
The safest bet is to trust an experienced trader. The new trader might just be lucky and in this business you can't survive the test of time with luck. If its a scenario where both parties are in opposite sides in a particular thing then you also have to use your head. You have to be able to think for yourself too. Analyze what both parties are saying and see which of them makes more sense. I'm saying this because these things are not always just black and white. The experienced trader might be wrong on a particular situation so you cant just trust him and take whatever he says.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Mahanton on March 08, 2023, 10:39:11 PM
The safest bet is to trust an experienced trader. The new trader might just be lucky and in this business you can't survive the test of time with luck. If its a scenario where both parties are in opposite sides in a particular thing then you also have to use your head. You have to be able to think for yourself too. Analyze what both parties are saying and see which of them makes more sense. I'm saying this because these things are not always just black and white. The experienced trader might be wrong on a particular situation so you cant just trust him and take whatever he says.
Not the safest considering that you are entrusting up your trade into someone which we do know that it isnt really that worth considering that you arent basing up with your own analysis.
We know that it does give out that kind of regretable feeling if ever a certain trade would result into a loss or negative outcome.Unlike when you are really that doing with your own
trades out from your own analysis then you would really be having no regrets and eventually you would really be learning up from those mistakes or errors if in case
that you would really on that losing side.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Sanitough on March 09, 2023, 06:39:19 AM
     As long as you can make a profit, that's okay with me of course. They both have a method that can help us, so I don't see anything wrong with either of the two because the method you tell two people, one old and one new, is that both have a good knowlede in trading.

Therefore, we have no choice here as either of the two benefits us as an individual trader.
profitable in the short term, but let's see how it applies to the long term, whether their strategies are the same or not. Old and professional trader will be better because he is experienced. New traders only know the theory but don't have much experience yet.
But even better is to learn the science of trading, because your own analysis will determine the profit and loss. Don't depend too much on other people.
Yes, both can be profitable in the short term but they will never be reliable and sustainable in the long run. That’s why we should never depend from someone for some trading strategies, let’s develop our own and revise it if it needs to be upgraded. Trading is still an art that we can master, so we should always trust our own analysis from different factors so that we can always achieve our target goals that we have set in trading.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: irhact on March 09, 2023, 07:09:57 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

Short term I'll go with the new trader since the market is hit and he can give me success for the moment, I'll learn as much as I can form him since he's more recent and knwoeinire about the new and emerging market. I'm the crypto market we have new trend coming up very frequently and alot of money can be made from been early in the trends, trade your coins for profit and leave.

Then I'll use the money made to trade on experience from the older trade knowing fully well that this new trends don't last forever but the market has a path that it follows. At the end of the day, experience always win as it means you have suffered losses in the past and have learnt from those losses to better yourself. While doing all this I'll be developing my own strategy as well.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: jaberwock on March 09, 2023, 05:56:54 PM
Because traders employ a variety of strategies, some of which may not work for us, I always prefer to study alone. However, there are times when I need to expose myself to additional lessons when I struggle to profit. And if we talk about trading, it is extremely complicated. Instead of putting our faith in a new trader with innovative strategies or an experienced trader, why not test their strategies first to see if they work? The objective is to acquire additional knowledge that we can apply based on market conditions.
They already prepared different varieties in case some of it doesn't work but if all of them still does not work, maybe the problem is with the trader themselves. They could be lying when they said that they have already have a long time experience in this field.

It's always a better idea to learn on our own, this way we won't be having a hard time looking for a working strategy and we can also help the other newbies if we are kind enough. When it's our first time to use a strategy, we should test it first with smaller amounts. Once we proved that it's working stably, that is the time to be confident and increase the amount that you are using.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Lanatsa on March 09, 2023, 08:10:30 PM
     As long as you can make a profit, that's okay with me of course. They both have a method that can help us, so I don't see anything wrong with either of the two because the method you tell two people, one old and one new, is that both have a good knowlede in trading.

Therefore, we have no choice here as either of the two benefits us as an individual trader.
profitable in the short term, but let's see how it applies to the long term, whether their strategies are the same or not. Old and professional trader will be better because he is experienced. New traders only know the theory but don't have much experience yet.
But even better is to learn the science of trading, because your own analysis will determine the profit and loss. Don't depend too much on other people.
Yes, both can be profitable in the short term but they will never be reliable and sustainable in the long run. That’s why we should never depend from someone for some trading strategies, let’s develop our own and revise it if it needs to be upgraded. Trading is still an art that we can master, so we should always trust our own analysis from different factors so that we can always achieve our target goals that we have set in trading.
You should really remove into your mind that there are people who do have those precise predictions which we know that it is impossible.Just like others been pointing out that if they were really that good then

why they would really be that tending on creating some group and trying out to lure in followers or newbie traders to follow them? It is really just that obvious on what they are really trying out to

use up those people to make some money which means that it would be more worth if you do really trade on your own and learn from your own experience towards the
market and its true that it would really be worth rather than on following some jack-ass.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: TravelMug on March 09, 2023, 08:16:26 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

It's really up to you to decide, I don't think there is one trader even with experience in his hands, can predict where the price is going, thus making money in trading.

And it's better to trust yourself though, I mean if you are a newbie then definitely it's be better if you have some mentoring, but not necessarily. So you can do by yourself and then get the experience needed as a trader. You might want to to go to that pains and gains processes and it will be better for you. And time will be on your side, and no need to hurry and build your own strategies.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Vaculin on March 09, 2023, 08:39:31 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Trading will be quite easier to learn if we can have someone who will guide us on how to be a successful trader in the market, and it will only be possible if we will be guided by those expert traders in the market, those that have endure a lot of trading experiences regardless if they are profitable or not. But it does not mean that we will rely on them all the time. Once we are good enough, then we can already trust no one on making market analysis since we should develop skills on it on our own. Trading is a process, that’s why we have to start from being less knowledgeable until we find ourselves almost know everything about trading, until we finally see ourselves being successful and profitable in trading without trusting anyone else to do trading for us.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Viscore on March 09, 2023, 08:59:22 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
If we can trust no one, that would be a lot better. Trading profits cannot be guaranteed even if you rely for someone to do your trades, because we all know losing in trading is still inevitable, and it could happen regardless of your position as a trader. Just accept the fact that losing is part of trading, the more you lose, the more lessons you will learned. And when you gain enough experiences already, then you would eventually manage your trades well and might start making maximum profits when trading.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Russlenat on March 09, 2023, 09:15:38 PM
the person you probably ask for tips in trading doesn't want you to trust him either because he doesn't want you to blame him if incase you lose money because of his trading advice.

trust yourself and trade based on you what you have read on your trading chart. you wouldn't have to blame someone else. this way you will strive to learn with your experience.
The more you lose, the more you get motivated to learn, and you’ll do everything so you can start minimizing your losses. Rather than trusting other people for the success of your trades, trust yourself instead as it’s the only way you will find yourself an effective trader in time. Note that most of the successful traders these days start from the scratch, so eventually as we keep on learning and experience different trading market conditions, then we will know in time how to trade the market regardless of its current condition.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: MiF on March 10, 2023, 01:23:42 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
You can collect information from the expert but never trust them you need to decide by your own, in trading we have different strategy it is an advantage to collect other suggestion and information but you also need to learn in your own way self study and be careful and practical, you are the one who will responsible for your own loss if ever you failed in trading so don't trust anyone.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: topbitcoin on March 10, 2023, 01:59:38 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
The old one, because result in trading is variative. Someone who already face a lot of result in trading must had known how to solve it and avoid his old mistake. New guy with strategies is good but he is not face a lot of result yet. So it will need more time for him to use his strategies and can filter which one is good or not. Trading is about profit, but how to minimize our loss is more important because we don't know result about each of our orders in market.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Botnake on March 10, 2023, 03:53:41 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Dont trust anyone since you are risking your own money which means that you should really be the one who do make out decisions basing up into your position.Dont let others would really do the job since we

are all speculators here on this unpredictable and volatile market.I have that bad experience on letting someone do make out decision on following up their signals but out of 10 trades then it turns out that

it was really ending up on cutting losses due to bad positioning.This is why in the end i have learned my lesson and never ever tend to trust up for whatever person do
claim out that they do have that high winning or profitable trades.
Well, it’s not bad at all if you ask for assistance from experienced traders but if you are used to it, you will never develop your own skills and strategies in trading and that you will never grow as a trader. Furthermore, when they start leaving you, then you might end up suffering the consequences of not learning trading on your own. That is the reason why most traders never trust anyone, but prefer to trade on their own because that’s the only way that they will become great traders in the future.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Obari on March 10, 2023, 11:59:36 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

I'm sure you already know who to trust because I personally don't see any reason trusting a newbie trader just simply because his burning hot and a strategy is working for him, I'm sure such a person doesn't have much knowledge about the market and if I'm to trust another with my trading decisions then it will have to be the old trader and I have a principle of low and steady winning the race and I always tell me that trading isn't about making rash profits but how long one will be able to keep winning (consistently making profits).

Old traders have that experienced that you can use as the basis when following their strategy,

though there are always adjustments that they can perform during the actual trade where followers can't see it coming.
As usual, traders always follow some patterns when they are dealing with their trades.

Both new traders and old-time traders are working with how they can make some good outcome when they place their position during the trade.
More on your appetite if who will be the one that you think that fits with your own strategy, your final decision is still on your own.
Yeah I get this point very well and I do understand that no matter what you want, the option and choice is still ours but on the other hand, I think OP was only trying to ask a direct question wanting to know what our choice would be because I believe he already has his choice.
Now I actually will follow the old trader who has most of the experience and has stayed relevant over the years and if you could agree with me that what truly matters in any area of life or business is relevance and it's not an easy task to stay relevant especially in trading.
I would rather prefer an old trader who has the experience and is also still relevant than just a random newbie making profit because I learnt this the very hard way as I made over $2k from a $100 account in less than 48 hours but blew the account, taking revenge on my trades.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Comingdown on March 11, 2023, 04:39:16 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

I think the best work around would be incorporating both of it. You can take notes from the old trader since they have the experiences but you should also try to incorporate the new strategies that the new trader could give you. In this way you will have your own strategy that considers the advices of two which would be unique to you since you put an effort to analyze it to see what could be done to both incorporate it for you to have success on your trades.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: jossiel on March 11, 2023, 07:44:53 PM
Trust no one.

But if there's someone as your source for various trading tips and giving also you the essence of the market based on their experience, why you'll limit yourself to only one of them?

You can't trust them at all times but if you think that those things they're telling you are helpful to you, then get those that seems to be healthy and helpful to you as a trader.

Don't limit yourself from those sources only too because the information that you can get is totally a lot from what we know and if you jump of with resources through the web, you might be overwhelmed.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Mahanton on March 11, 2023, 08:15:23 PM
Trust no one.

But if there's someone as your source for various trading tips and giving also you the essence of the market based on their experience, why you'll limit yourself to only one of them?

You can't trust them at all times but if you think that those things they're telling you are helpful to you, then get those that seems to be healthy and helpful to you as a trader.

Don't limit yourself from those sources only too because the information that you can get is totally a lot from what we know and if you jump of with resources through the web, you might be overwhelmed.
Definitely true and something that you should really consider on which you should trust no one when it comes to trading tips and other signals around.I agree on most words on here that
everyone of us here on this market are speculators and no one is really that having that capacity or capability on knowing on where the price would actually go.This is why it would really
be that good that you are the ones who do make out such step for you to make yourself that aware or make yourself as a good trader.Trust no one when it comes to
market positioning.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: goinmerry on March 11, 2023, 08:52:35 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

Trusting someone for your future trading actions? That was crazy. What if a certain action got wrecked?

It's good to use their analysis as our reference but to put trust in it is highly subjective regardless if the winning rate of that trader is impressive.

Why not just contine to build experience? The longer we are involved in doing trades, the better we become as we progress.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: CODE200 on March 12, 2023, 02:59:40 PM
Trust no one.

But if there's someone as your source for various trading tips and giving also you the essence of the market based on their experience, why you'll limit yourself to only one of them?

You can't trust them at all times but if you think that those things they're telling you are helpful to you, then get those that seems to be healthy and helpful to you as a trader.

Don't limit yourself from those sources only too because the information that you can get is totally a lot from what we know and if you jump of with resources through the web, you might be overwhelmed.
Definitely true and something that you should really consider on which you should trust no one when it comes to trading tips and other signals around.I agree on most words on here that
everyone of us here on this market are speculators and no one is really that having that capacity or capability on knowing on where the price would actually go.This is why it would really
be that good that you are the ones who do make out such step for you to make yourself that aware or make yourself as a good trader.Trust no one when it comes to
market positioning.
I do believe also in this "trust no one" saying. Why? its because you should not easily believe on what other people are saying around you. Maybe you can listen to them and try to absorb what are useful on their opinion, in trading no one knows exactly when the coin is going to pump or dump. All that you are going to hear from them are just speculation or somehow prediction, it may also be based on their observation on the movement of its price in the past minutes, hours, days, weeks or month. You can also rely on those speculation if it fits on yours too. Every people have their own strategy when it comes to trading and by combining different strategy I guess it will be helpful for you to have more successful trade. Trusting them without doing any research about their predictions or background is like you just let them control you.   


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Bobrox on March 12, 2023, 03:09:25 PM
Old trader with a lot experienced seems most trusted and know about market condition than beginner although seems smart how to research and analyze with chart trading, experience is the best teacher what I heard when still on junior high school. No doubt with most experienced trader smart than beginner in cryptocurrency trading because faced many moment when Bitcoin drop or pump.

But I am believing with beginner recommended about how next price of Bitcoin will up or down, give me space for make own research and keep acceptable with the beginner opinion although have been experienced more than five years in cryptocurrency. Can't predicting maybe with beginner recommended something true and not always fault.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: jossiel on March 12, 2023, 08:32:40 PM
Trust no one.

But if there's someone as your source for various trading tips and giving also you the essence of the market based on their experience, why you'll limit yourself to only one of them?

You can't trust them at all times but if you think that those things they're telling you are helpful to you, then get those that seems to be healthy and helpful to you as a trader.

Don't limit yourself from those sources only too because the information that you can get is totally a lot from what we know and if you jump of with resources through the web, you might be overwhelmed.
Definitely true and something that you should really consider on which you should trust no one when it comes to trading tips and other signals around.I agree on most words on here that
everyone of us here on this market are speculators and no one is really that having that capacity or capability on knowing on where the price would actually go.This is why it would really
be that good that you are the ones who do make out such step for you to make yourself that aware or make yourself as a good trader.Trust no one when it comes to
market positioning.
We can admire someone and follow them for their words but that doesn't mean that you'll trust them wholly. There have been styles and strategies from different marketers that they're making a rapport first for engagement before they show their true intention to one of their followers.

And that is to market a service or to sell something from their own.

That's why trust no one on this market because if the market is too brutal, there will be an equal or even more brutal reality and strategies from making a trader believe to what they say.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Mr.right85 on March 12, 2023, 09:34:52 PM
Old trader with a lot experienced seems most trusted and know about market condition than beginner although seems smart how to research and analyze with chart trading, experience is the best teacher what I heard when still on junior high school. No doubt with most experienced trader smart than beginner in cryptocurrency trading because faced many moment when Bitcoin drop or pump.
There is no guarantee in the market and it doesn't matter who is experienced or not experienced but definitely, an old trader has got the upper hand given that he has made most of the mistakes of which a new trader is yet to go through.

This gives you a reason to search out your own experience by making the mistakes and taking notes of what you got wrong. It would be very difficult for me to trust in the result that I happen not to be in on the plan or knows the process to have arrived there.

Hence, I rather not trade on another trader's perspective but, try my hands on some analysis and see how it turns out. Better still, I go with a demo.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Wisdom O on March 13, 2023, 08:39:26 PM
I will put trust in myself and learn from them but if I am to do that I would rather stick to an old trader who has lots of experience cuz he has a higher chance of giving a precise analysis.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: carlisle1 on March 15, 2023, 09:39:27 AM
Old trader with a lot experienced seems most trusted and know about market condition than beginner although seems smart how to research and analyze with chart trading, experience is the best teacher what I heard when still on junior high school. No doubt with most experienced trader smart than beginner in cryptocurrency trading because faced many moment when Bitcoin drop or pump.
There is no guarantee in the market and it doesn't matter who is experienced or not experienced but definitely, an old trader has got the upper hand given that he has made most of the mistakes of which a new trader is yet to go through.

This gives you a reason to search out your own experience by making the mistakes and taking notes of what you got wrong. It would be very difficult for me to trust in the result that I happen not to be in on the plan or knows the process to have arrived there.

Hence, I rather not trade on another trader's perspective but, try my hands on some analysis and see how it turns out. Better still, I go with a demo.

Past experienced matters, that's for is the advantage of experienced trader, they can see opportunity and they can analyze the
market movement whether if they needed to adjust and change their position.

New traders don't have that capability yet, they are just leaning with the knowledge they've learned and from how they understand the business.

Choosing what pattern to follow is always going to rely in your own judgement, following experienced or newbie always
rely to your decision making.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Timmzzy on June 14, 2023, 12:04:29 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

Just as you said STRATEGY ARE ALWAYS CHANGING, in my case its better to stick with the oldies'  :D :D, same way they were hot in the market is the same way the new traders will become old and same goes to the strategy. but with all of this no strategy is BEST in the market it just need time and patience to master it and stick with it, even with the ALWAYS CHANGING STRATEGIES the market is still doing its craze thing.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Litzki1990 on June 14, 2023, 12:52:56 PM
When we are undecided about a job and when we are new to that job, we look to an experienced person for information about the job who has a good understanding of the job but to someone who is relatively new to the job but we don't go for advice. We go to an experienced person. The same should happen in trading. When we start trading in a new position we must go to those who are experienced in trading and those who have been trading for a long time to get the ideas we need at that time. We may not approach those who have started trading for some time because we think that person has started trading some time ago and may not be experienced enough about trading. So I think we must resort to experienced people to get ideas about trading.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Fatunad on June 14, 2023, 11:54:30 PM
When we are undecided about a job and when we are new to that job, we look to an experienced person for information about the job who has a good understanding of the job but to someone who is relatively new to the job but we don't go for advice. We go to an experienced person. The same should happen in trading. When we start trading in a new position we must go to those who are experienced in trading and those who have been trading for a long time to get the ideas we need at that time. We may not approach those who have started trading for some time because we think that person has started trading some time ago and may not be experienced enough about trading. So I think we must resort to experienced people to get ideas about trading.
For sure we would really be considering on choosing up an experienced person for us to learn up some skills and other things which would really be relevant on what we are currently dealing with. Somewhat we know that changes and innovation is something that cant really be stopped on which there might be some rising good traders on this current situation or timeframe on which you would really be that boggling up your mind which they might really be that still worth on looking into them or would really be following. Doesnt matter on which one though because most likely the main thing that we would really be looking on is on about their profitability.
Doesnt matter whether they are new or old, if those numbers are really that good looking and something that builts up some confidence then for sure you would really be considering on following which one of the two.
Its a matter of result because we would normally be sticking on which one is really that better.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: sulendra12 on June 15, 2023, 07:49:09 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Tips and tricks are just words, it just depends on your capability to actually use those tips and tricks on your play. Sometimes those tips may not work and you need to actually change something a little bit to adapt your playstyle on trading, that is why there are so many tips out there but you can't just pick all of them and use it. It depends on how do you usually trade and some tips may work for them but not for you, that's always the case.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: stomachgrowls on June 15, 2023, 08:21:17 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Tips and tricks are just words, it just depends on your capability to actually use those tips and tricks on your play. Sometimes those tips may not work and you need to actually change something a little bit to adapt your playstyle on trading, that is why there are so many tips out there but you can't just pick all of them and use it. It depends on how do you usually trade and some tips may work for them but not for you, that's always the case.
There's no such thing about tips and tricks but rather those are just boastful claims just to hook up some noobs who would really be paying up some sub fees on monthly basis on which this would become their other side

income which it is really that sad that noobs do usually fall into these kind of claims and later on they would realize on the time that they do know on whats the real deal with trading. No one could really be something that able to predict the price on where it would be going. Someone who do make out those claims that they are really that profitable then better not to believe into those things.If they are free of charge and you could freely see up their analysis then it would be considerable but if you would be needing up on paying something then better not.

You could really be able to learn up things on your own without needing on mentors or someone to follow. Just like on what others been saying that all you do need is some mix of effort
and time to learn up things which you do want to learn.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: ScamViruS on June 15, 2023, 08:57:10 PM
You can only trust yourself. Maybe I'm paranoid, of course, but trusting other people is quite dangerous, and often this risk does not justify itself.
You can trust yourself the most when your trading knowledge and strategy seem effective. Because if you don't have trading skills, trusting yourself will not get proper results, but more opposite results may come. A trader often needs to follow different traders to develop his trading strategy and prepare himself better by analyzing their activities.
So if you want to fully trust yourself, you have to build up your trading skills and develop the ability to understand the market.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: nlovric on June 16, 2023, 09:03:49 AM
When we are undecided about a job and when we are new to that job, we look to an experienced person for information about the job who has a good understanding of the job but to someone who is relatively new to the job but we don't go for advice. We go to an experienced person. The same should happen in trading. When we start trading in a new position we must go to those who are experienced in trading and those who have been trading for a long time to get the ideas we need at that time. We may not approach those who have started trading for some time because we think that person has started trading some time ago and may not be experienced enough about trading. So I think we must resort to experienced people to get ideas about trading.
It is advisable to get advice from knowledgeable people when thinking about starting a new job or entering the world of trade. Their knowledge developed over many years of practise provides insightful analysis and a deeper comprehension of the subject. Due to the complexity of financial markets this is even more important while trading. The market patterns risk management and psychological aspects of trading are all things that seasoned traders are aware of. However it is crucial to distinguish between knowledgeable people with a track record and those that might not be skilled. By selecting the correct mentors newcomers can build a strong foundation that will increase their chances of success. Newbies can overcome obstacles more skillfully and make wise choices along their chosen route by leaning on the knowledge of more seasoned people.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Agbe on June 16, 2023, 03:12:55 PM
Which kind of new strategy? I will trust the old trader because according to the saying "what an old see from a far place can not be seen even the children are very close to it". The experience the old trader has gotten is far better than the new strategic trader. Trading is not something one will excited with. The amount you thought you have won can just finished within 5 minutes period with only one boom up or down.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: puloweh555 on June 16, 2023, 03:53:23 PM
Having self confidence in trading is very important and definitely keep digging for information from various sources and learn as much as possible about how to trade because this is a good step to improve your skills. You don't need to follow anyone in trading, you just need to dig up information from anywhere and as much as possible from veteran traders who are of course very experienced, after that you do your own research.

keep learning as much as possible how to trade. Hone your own trading skills. This should involve monitoring the market as well and continuously evaluating your trading results over time. because Profit for yourself, even if it's a loss for yourself. plus you know where your mistakes were when trading.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: uswa56 on June 16, 2023, 05:36:39 PM
Having self confidence in trading is very important and definitely keep digging for information from various sources and learn as much as possible about how to trade because this is a good step to improve your skills. You don't need to follow anyone in trading, you just need to dig up information from anywhere and as much as possible from veteran traders who are of course very experienced, after that you do your own research.

keep learning as much as possible how to trade. Hone your own trading skills. This should involve monitoring the market as well and continuously evaluating your trading results over time. because Profit for yourself, even if it's a loss for yourself. plus you know where your mistakes were when trading.
We will be responsible for all the results we get, that's why we have to believe in ourselves and be sure that if something happens there will be no regrets that happen and blame others, of course before doing something we must first carefully understand the situation and study everything. matter.

For me personally in trading, the best knowledge I get is from my own experience, many disappointing things have happened in previous trades and this has become a valuable lesson to be better in the future for myself not even just for myself but a lot of experience can be told to friends who trade to be able to take lessons, and vice versa.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: |MINER| on June 16, 2023, 06:11:56 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
In my opinion I think that never it should be that for trading you need to trusting or depending on others. In that case it is better not to trade. If you want to do trading, you must take yourself to the ability to do analysis, otherwise there is a big risk on income if you trade by relying on others. But for learning in this field you can follow those who are currently doing well and have experience. And I think it would be best not to follow the newbie's strategies.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: MFahad on June 17, 2023, 04:16:04 PM
You can only trust yourself. Maybe I'm paranoid, of course, but trusting other people is quite dangerous, and often this risk does not justify itself.

Trusting yourself is good because there is no one in today's age who can bear your success but before getting experience you have to hear the words of others. I think it's not bad to ask about anything which you don't know but try to research from different sources and different persons after that take step by keeping conclusions in your mind.

Trust become difficult these days because every other person is in hurry to be more successful than another person and no one wants to help each other. Sometimes people shows that they are helping others by providing information but actually they are spreading wrong information because of making a way of getting cash.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Sexylizzy2813 on June 17, 2023, 05:55:02 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

Trusting someone when it comes to trading is really not advisable to me,  just know when to change your strategy. But if I should choose between both I'd go for the old trader, because experience matters alot, things might not be going well for the old trader but he knows when to pause and when not to. He has a lot of tips to give more than the new trader who's getting things right for him, that's when things are in his favor. Since the market isn't stable you can't tell when the new trader might start having a bad day, so I'd go for the old trader any day.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: MingMining on June 29, 2023, 07:41:00 PM
You can only trust yourself. Maybe I'm paranoid, of course, but trusting other people is quite dangerous, and often this risk does not justify itself.


You are right that one should always follow  own strategy instead of others' advice, but in addition to trusting yourself, you should also benefit from the experience of other experienced investors. I think we need to learn from those who have experience in the crypto currency market. Experienced investors have a good understanding of all aspects of the market. Indeed, we should not blindly trust anyone.

Doing your own analysis, market intelligence and your own research is the best strategy for any project. I think one should always remember that whatever the field whatever the platform, newbies can always learn a lot from the useful advice of experienced people.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: dunfida on June 29, 2023, 08:46:36 PM
You can only trust yourself. Maybe I'm paranoid, of course, but trusting other people is quite dangerous, and often this risk does not justify itself.


You are right that one should always follow  own strategy instead of others' advice, but in addition to trusting yourself, you should also benefit from the experience of other experienced investors. I think we need to learn from those who have experience in the crypto currency market. Experienced investors have a good understanding of all aspects of the market. Indeed, we should not blindly trust anyone.

Doing your own analysis, market intelligence and your own research is the best strategy for any project. I think one should always remember that whatever the field whatever the platform, newbies can always learn a lot from the useful advice of experienced people.
Trust no one and this is something that you should really be sticking into your own principle on where you wouldn't really be relying into others strategies since we are really just simply dealing on the same market on which it would really be just that normal that all of us would really be having that speculative approach and there's no such thing about being precise or a better trader. Trying to rely? This wouldnt really be making yourself that getting improved further more and this is why it would really be that wise that you should really be that trusting your own skills and experience on the time that you do deal up with trading.
You might that sensibly be snipping out some others ideas but those things would be applied into your own strategy which you would really be using. Be versatile and be open minded and be sensible towards your
actions and as long it could bring out that kind of benefit then you would surely be able to see on what are those main differences.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Mrengage on June 29, 2023, 09:35:54 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

Should i say the OLDIES was once a fresher, i prefer to trust something develop by me than some put out there by someone though, that's my own choice but to what am to choose at these options will take the oldies because they have understood the process and strategy works better if you stick to it and master it.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Alpha Marine on June 29, 2023, 09:48:09 PM
If I must choose I'll choose experience. I'm not choosing experience just because the fellow has the experience, but because he is "mostly still relevant"  and because he has a "strong reputation". You don't have a strong reputation if you don't know what you are doing.

Being hot with new strategies isn't a bad thing, that is why I wouldn't like to separate the two. New strategies dominate markets and industries.
New ideas are often seen as a threat to the old and working ones, but that's not always the case. Just as Bitcoin is seen as a threat to fiat, it doesn't have to be so.
W should know that the world will leave in is dynamic and new innovations come out all the time, so instead of fighting them and getting left behind, we should try to see the advantages of these innovations to know if it's an innovation that can last the test of time and see how much better it would make our lives, business, economy if we adopt it.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Japinat on June 29, 2023, 09:55:05 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
Tips and tricks are just words, it just depends on your capability to actually use those tips and tricks on your play. Sometimes those tips may not work and you need to actually change something a little bit to adapt your playstyle on trading, that is why there are so many tips out there but you can't just pick all of them and use it. It depends on how do you usually trade and some tips may work for them but not for you, that's always the case.
True. You can have all the tips and tricks when trading but you can’t expect for them to be highly effective since trading is not all about other’s tips and advices but trading depends on what you can give and how you apply in trading everything you have learned. It’s more on your own real capabilities and skills and how you will take advantage of the market everytime it’s condition varies from time to time.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Myleschetty on June 29, 2023, 11:41:45 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
No matter how successful a new cryptocurrency trader was and how well his strategy performed in market analysis, he would still lack some internal information about the currency that only experienced traders would possess. In this case, it is wise to compare both the old and new hot trader strategies before choosing one.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: taufik123 on June 29, 2023, 11:51:00 PM
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Doing your own analysis, market intelligence and your own research is the best strategy for any project. I think one should always remember that whatever the field whatever the platform, newbies can always learn a lot from the useful advice of experienced people.
It is necessary to do some filtering of advice, don't take everything at face value.
There are many tips that can be used as guidelines. As a beginner is like an empty container that needs to be filled, so fill it with the best knowledge in order to become A beginner who can compete in the crypto market.

Do your own analysis must know how the rules of how to analyze, don't always be alone.
There are many guidelines that can be the right example. Learn gradually then it will produce good results.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Oilacris on June 29, 2023, 11:59:36 PM
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Doing your own analysis, market intelligence and your own research is the best strategy for any project. I think one should always remember that whatever the field whatever the platform, newbies can always learn a lot from the useful advice of experienced people.
It is necessary to do some filtering of advice, don't take everything at face value.
There are many tips that can be used as guidelines. As a beginner is like an empty container that needs to be filled, so fill it with the best knowledge in order to become A beginner who can compete in the crypto market.

Do your own analysis must know how the rules of how to analyze, don't always be alone.
There are many guidelines that can be the right example. Learn gradually then it will produce good results.
We do have our own will on what things should be taken and what things should really be ignored because you would really be able to encounter and hear up lots of advises or whatever things on online

world on which it would really be just that right that you should really be sensible towards your actions and always be following your own ways or method than on considering on others. We are all speculators here on this market and there's no way that there's someone whose better and there someone who is really that knowledgeable on handling themselves on this speculative market.
Trusting up someone is not that bad but always take consideration on always following your own ways or methods on investing because following someone and ends up on losing
will really be giving a regrettable feeling.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: rat03gopoh on June 30, 2023, 01:05:52 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience?

Yeah that sounds irrelevant because you asked backwards, what if "what is the relevance of experience to changes in strategy"? It sounded sequential.
Your experience guides you to become a flexible trader according to market conditions. Traders without experience are of course a bit clumsy to make new decisions and most of them feel bound by the trading rules of the tips.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: taufik123 on June 30, 2023, 03:51:34 AM
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Trusting up someone is not that bad but always take consideration on always following your own ways or methods on investing because following someone and ends up on losing
will really be giving a regrettable feeling.
The feeling of regret for following someone else's advice and ending up with a loss.
There are many similar cases and of course, I used to feel it too, when I really believed without looking again how the advice of other traders or advice from random people on social media.

When mistakes are made by yourself it will be your own responsibility and learn how to fix them, but if it comes from others then regret and heartache will arise.

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Traders without experience are of course a bit clumsy to make new decisions and most of them feel bound by the trading rules of the tips.
Traders without experience still have unclear decisions. They are still groping about what to do later.
But this will also be a beginner trader's first experience. Bound by trading rules and tips become the basis of their knowledge.
There is no development of analysis and only relies on one trading rule.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Sebas.tian on June 30, 2023, 04:56:10 AM
I will trust experience trader who has experienced so many things in the market, both pumping and dumpling and he still remain successful in the community. Many new traders always feel they know it all , until you come close to them to ask them some few questions before you will know that they are not too good in crypto trading compared to old traders that has the skills to buy when the price is low in the market and hold for the market price to increase higher before they can trade to smile. It hard for the experience traders to miss their opportunity in the market, because they have experienced so many challenges that made them to believe in one particular strategy that is good for profit making.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Good_Doctor on June 30, 2023, 06:19:45 AM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?

Experience is very much important in trading because once the green light has been given it's almost very sure ...like 90 percent sure of reaching the predicted profit margin that's been forseen...it may take some time though but when profit hits it is usually very big as the saying "patient dog eat fattest bone"
For the new hot trading with little knowledge on crypto market I'd say you also trust that person too but it's all according to timing... which makes it risky because you may not know the right time when the person will hit it big again at profit. But when such a person misses it, the fall is usually very big and almost irreparable.

Although your question is tricky! It is advisable you take a deep study of trading and learn things yourself! Trust yourself


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Minecache on June 30, 2023, 11:40:35 AM
I will trust experience trader who has experienced so many things in the market, both pumping and dumpling and he still remain successful in the community. Many new traders always feel they know it all , until you come close to them to ask them some few questions before you will know that they are not too good in crypto trading compared to old traders that has the skills to buy when the price is low in the market and hold for the market price to increase higher before they can trade to smile. It hard for the experience traders to miss their opportunity in the market, because they have experienced so many challenges that made them to believe in one particular strategy that is good for profit making.

If we need advice, experience, and knowledge, reputable long-term traders will always be the choice. But the market will always fluctuate and change from time to time, if an experienced trader is too rigid with his method and does not like to update and adapt to the market, likely, they will soon be eliminated. As for me, I will trust people with better achievements and results, I don't care if they are old or new because results are the last thing we need to care about. The market is very diverse, besides experienced traders, many new traders grasp the market better than the old ones, and they achieve better results.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Franctoshi on June 30, 2023, 12:47:34 PM
No matter how it sounds, but I only trust myself. It seems to me that this is the most relevant for a trader, and due to this, it is possible to achieve the result that everyone aspires to.

Every trader would like to trust himself /herself to trade but in the end still not profitable, The op is actually referring to such a situation where it happens that you are to choose one out of the two types of traders, the experienced and the profitable inexperience trader, which choice would you make?


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: lunnatic on June 30, 2023, 01:42:58 PM
No matter how it sounds, but I only trust myself. It seems to me that this is the most relevant for a trader, and due to this, it is possible to achieve the result that everyone aspires to.

Every trader would like to trust himself /herself to trade but in the end still not profitable, The op is actually referring to such a situation where it happens that you are to choose one out of the two types of traders, the experienced and the profitable inexperience trader, which choice would you make?
Experienced traders because when we trade without prior experience it seems like the chance of losing will be bigger,
the more experience then we know what to do during the current market conditions,
Obviously that's just my opinion.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Bitcoin_people on June 30, 2023, 02:16:53 PM
Since strategy are always changing in trading, what is the relevance of experience? Who would you trust the most for trading tips,
An old trader who has had better days and mostly still relevant because they have a strong reputation for the fact that he has been trading for a while, or would you trust a new trader who is hot in the market and fresh with new strategies?
You don't have to follow any particular trader's tips for trading but you apply your own skills. You should adopt all the strategies for trading and then trade with all those skills which will benefit you. There are many tips about trading keep researching them and later you will know the special strategy yourself. And you always follow your trusted people and take tips from them they will definitely give you good advice. If you trade with suggestions from them, you will surely benefit in your business.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: usekevin on June 30, 2023, 07:23:01 PM
The experienced traders had huge knowledge about cryptocurrency and they know how to find the exact signals for the new trading strategy.When you was very close to the experienced traders,they will share you some tips and advice for the future price changes.You have to share the experience traders the exact amount you are going to inverse on the certain coin and the duration.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: riskarcher on July 03, 2023, 03:47:19 PM
Never trust with signals or someone else advice, trader is responbilty with our money, always read carefully chart and news related crypto is the best way to make it profit than we follow signal chart that will making our money lost. Believe with ourself and we feel peace with our choice


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: omgitsmehehe on July 03, 2023, 08:45:37 PM
Never trust with signals or someone else advice, trader is responbilty with our money, always read carefully chart and news related crypto is the best way to make it profit than we follow signal chart that will making our money lost. Believe with ourself and we feel peace with our choice
We are the ones that would only gives the best advice specific to ourselves, no one would that for us, so I take good care if myself whenever I'm dealing with the market. Trading is complex and risky, we need lengthy period of time in a day inother to achieved new things in the space, learning never ends and we improved everytime we come in contact with trading charts. I believe my self, I'm confident of making significant figures from the market, I've done it once and even though I failed countless times, I won't stop trying my best until I achieve my primary objectives. 


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: SaveOurSea on July 04, 2023, 02:03:45 AM
Never trust with signals or someone else advice, trader is responbilty with our money, always read carefully chart and news related crypto is the best way to make it profit than we follow signal chart that will making our money lost. Believe with ourself and we feel peace with our choice
Trustworthy or not I guess it depends on the experience of each trader,
but for the long term, don't rely on signals all the time, it won't make us grow,
we must have the knowledge and skills so that when following market developments we can make our own decisions.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: abel1337 on July 04, 2023, 03:52:13 PM
Never trust with signals or someone else advice, trader is responbilty with our money, always read carefully chart and news related crypto is the best way to make it profit than we follow signal chart that will making our money lost. Believe with ourself and we feel peace with our choice
Trustworthy or not I guess it depends on the experience of each trader,
but for the long term, don't rely on signals all the time, it won't make us grow,
we must have the knowledge and skills so that when following market developments we can make our own decisions.
No matter what kind of information you get, signals, insider stories, new strategies or anything that is related to trading. Try to verify it as much as you can. Being an experience trader is advantageous in this situation knowing that he can identify the information faster than new traders and experience traders knows how to verify it. Traders always need constantly learn to gain more accuracy on their trades and this information that are shared to us are helpful if you know how will you use it to your advantage.


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: nur rochid on July 05, 2023, 03:05:59 AM
Never trust with signals or someone else advice, trader is responbilty with our money, always read carefully chart and news related crypto is the best way to make it profit than we follow signal chart that will making our money lost. Believe with ourself and we feel peace with our choice
Trustworthy or not I guess it depends on the experience of each trader,
but for the long term, don't rely on signals all the time, it won't make us grow,
we must have the knowledge and skills so that when following market developments we can make our own decisions.
No matter what kind of information you get, signals, insider stories, new strategies or anything that is related to trading. Try to verify it as much as you can. Being an experience trader is advantageous in this situation knowing that he can identify the information faster than new traders and experience traders knows how to verify it. Traders always need constantly learn to gain more accuracy on their trades and this information that are shared to us are helpful if you know how will you use it to your advantage.
it's better to be yourself and verify the signals you get, and in the end you're the one who takes action on what you think. in other words, we only make signals as references to take action, if it is in accordance with our conscience and in accordance with our analysis then we will be more confident, but if it is not appropriate, then our analysis is the main one. we believe that by going through the process, we will be able to become pro traders, and of course, we must be able to enjoy the process


Title: Re: who would you trust?
Post by: Hamphser on July 05, 2023, 09:12:31 PM
Never trust with signals or someone else advice, trader is responbilty with our money, always read carefully chart and news related crypto is the best way to make it profit than we follow signal chart that will making our money lost. Believe with ourself and we feel peace with our choice
Trustworthy or not I guess it depends on the experience of each trader,
but for the long term, don't rely on signals all the time, it won't make us grow,
we must have the knowledge and skills so that when following market developments we can make our own decisions.
No matter what kind of information you get, signals, insider stories, new strategies or anything that is related to trading. Try to verify it as much as you can. Being an experience trader is advantageous in this situation knowing that he can identify the information faster than new traders and experience traders knows how to verify it. Traders always need constantly learn to gain more accuracy on their trades and this information that are shared to us are helpful if you know how will you use it to your advantage.
it's better to be yourself and verify the signals you get, and in the end you're the one who takes action on what you think. in other words, we only make signals as references to take action, if it is in accordance with our conscience and in accordance with our analysis then we will be more confident, but if it is not appropriate, then our analysis is the main one. we believe that by going through the process, we will be able to become pro traders, and of course, we must be able to enjoy the process
Once you do step your foot into this field or world then you should really be having in mind or that strong principle that you shouldn't trust no one on this field but only yourself. You are the only ones who would really

be navigating into this space and making up such  decisions according into your knowledge. There might be factors which might be affecting your decisions to be made on which you might really be looking into others
perspective which it isnt really that bad for the sake of continous learning but on the time that you are already making this as a standard line of following them instead then it wouldnt really be that wise on doing so.

You could snip out others idea but dont make yourself that relying into them because come to mind that we are all speculators on here on which it would really be just that normal that we would really be
making out those wild guesses out of our analysis on which it is something that a common approach. This is why it would be wise on following your own analysis than on others.