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Title: Trading season?
Post by: Sakanwa on February 21, 2023, 10:20:13 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Wiwo on February 21, 2023, 10:42:49 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, someone walk on to me and was telling me that in trading it has his season when you profit from it and I asked him how but he didn't say anything.
I want to to be satisfied with trade having it the season of profit.
season you mean lucky days, if that is what the ops mean then the answer is yes, in trading we have our lucky days where the market just moves in your favour but to state the exact time and period when that will happen is unpredictable so at that, we can't say the is a specific season that could be call trading season.
-Unlike market movement where we either have a bull season or bear season, trading has to do with skills and a little bit of luck, so the combination of the two make it impossible to have a season because multiple variables can hinder that.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: GeorgeJohn on February 21, 2023, 10:55:45 PM
Trading doesn't have a specific season whereby a trader are told to make a profit, using this as illustration, Mr A can go for trading today and make huge profit and mr B trader same and return with lost, so the secret behind both of them level of success in trading is luck and the method used for the Trading. That's the reason while not as many who is a trader comes out of the market with profit, so trading is a skill and your profit comes from your ability of understanding the possible risk's involves in trading.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: sheenshane on February 21, 2023, 11:36:48 PM
I want to to be satisfied with trade having it season of profit?
Trading is based on market trends and patterns that potentially all traders will not make a profit at a time, if there are winners, of course, there are also losers.  But sometimes considering when there's a certain period of time that usually we saw an increase in market activity and trading volume increase, leading to more favorable trading conditions, which we think that's a trading season.

But in the end always remember, trading in any market is inherently risky and requires careful analysis and consideration of market conditions and individual circumstances.  DYOR is always your priority.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: crwth on February 21, 2023, 11:41:19 PM
Maybe he is talking about trading in a specific way. Maybe he doesn’t know that you can do futures trading and profit from different markets, even if it’s a bullish trend or a bearish trend. All he knows is about spot trading, and only profits from bullish trends, hence his season.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: BitMaxz on February 21, 2023, 11:48:00 PM
I think trading season does your friend mean is likely a Bear and Bull market.

Like this month it's bull market this is a season to make profit due to price rise during bull market.

Or your friend tells you trading session? I don't think there is a different but have you tried to read this "Trading Session: Find Out When Various Markets Are Open (https://www.investopedia.com/terms/t/tradingsession.asp)"


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Taskford on February 21, 2023, 11:59:14 PM
Is there a trading season? Maybe you need to clarify on the person telling you that because any day you can do trades without anyone bothering you. Maybe he call it differently due to bullish and bearish situation so maybe try to learn that to know each flows of that market conditions.

Good you ask that and you can start to research for further more details to get more knowledge about your trades.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: mk4 on February 22, 2023, 12:44:36 AM
That could mean anything lol. But if you're talking about trading in general, there shouldn't be "seasons" — you should be able to make profit regardless of market condition, because that's what traders do — take advantage of both uptrends and downtrends.

^That's assuming that you're a capable trader, of course.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: OcTradism on February 22, 2023, 02:25:19 AM
I was kind of confused little about something, someone walk on to me and was telling me that in trading it has his season when you profit from it and I asked him how but he didn't say anything.
I want to to be satisfied with trade having it season of profit?
Trading season is when you see waves on the market. If the market is boring, it's no task for traders. They can hang out, fishing, playing whatever things to refresh their body and mind.

If the market does not have waves, don't trade. When it has waves, you can start to trade but it is not true to say a profitable trading season because a market has its zero sum game. If you are winner, others are losers in a same market.

In a same season, it is a profitable trading season for some traders but it is a lost trading season for others.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: GreatArkansas on February 22, 2023, 03:12:23 AM
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I want to to be satisfied with trade having it season of profit?
For me, if you are a good trader, wether it's a bear market or a bull market you can make profits.
There are a lot of ways now to earn profits as a trader, we have a futures market where you can earn profits by shorting the market if you feel it will drop, or with leverage, which you can adjust based on you if you feel it will have a short dump or pump you can adjust the leverage.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: wxa7115 on February 22, 2023, 03:54:30 AM
I was kind of confused little about something, someone walk on to me and was telling me that in trading it has his season when you profit from it and I asked him how but he didn't say anything.
I want to to be satisfied with trade having it season of profit?
This could mean almost anything, there is the possibility they were referring to seasonal trading, seasonal trading is when markets show some sort of regularity when it comes to their movements at certain dates.

And there is a clear example of this with bitcoin in which the halving marks the beginning of a potential bullish season, so it is true that you can make a lot of money with seasonal trading but you still need to know how to trade in a traditional way to obtain profits with this style of trading.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: adaseb on February 22, 2023, 04:26:06 AM
Trading does have different seasons. It’s like going to the arcade back in the early days and it asks do you want to play easy, intermediate or expert. Trading is exactly like that.

During a strong bull market, trading is very easy. Anyone can make money. During a normal bull market it’s intermediate or during a strong bear market. And side ways markets are expert difficult because the market has a hard time deciding which way to trend.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Oshosondy on February 22, 2023, 06:42:30 AM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
Someone that waits patiently for a significant bear market and see an opportunity to trade by opening a long possible during bull market will think he is a good trader, this is because the market is on the bull side. The market trend can help a trader, but no good time for a good trader, they trade during bear and bull market and they make money from it if they are good enough not to make losses instead. If you trade and lose, better to stop trading at that time and wait for next time to let the right mindset to set in you before trading. Profit can be usual, but losses can be at anytime.

season you mean lucky days, if that is what the ops mean then the answer is yes, in trading we have our lucky days where the market just moves in your favour but to state the exact time and period when that will happen is unpredictable so at that, we can't say the is a specific season that could be call trading season.
Never mind I will use gambling as an example, if you gamble and you are an addict, you will have lucky days, but addicts have losses than making profits. Trading is different from gambling, but many traders are like gamblers, while many learn but still losing than making profit. It is not about lucky days but about being a good trader.

For me, if you are a good trader, wether it's a bear market or a bull market you can make profits.
Exactly.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: LogitechMouse on February 22, 2023, 08:30:23 AM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
Season? What does he mean seasons? Like Winter season or Summer season like that?
I don't know there is a "season" where you can get profits from trading and at the same time, a "season" where you can lose money as well.

Base on my understanding, anytime you can be profitable and you aren't. Today you might doubled your money and the next day you might lose it all. Maybe your friend is thinking that season = lucky days, but both can't be connected, and he can just say that "you have times where you will be lucky and times where you aren't". Why using the word season? :D

You're a professional trader? You earn money in trading. You're a good trader? You might earn in trading. You aren't good in trading? You will lose all of your money. No seasons whatsoever.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: tbct_mt2 on February 22, 2023, 03:17:18 PM
Season? What does he mean seasons? Like Winter season or Summer season like that?
Seasons for bull, bear market. Sometimes people use the term Crypto Winter to say about a long bear market.

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I don't know there is a "season" where you can get profits from trading and at the same time, a "season" where you can lose money as well.
I don't know any season for Trading.

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Base on my understanding, anytime you can be profitable and you aren't. Today you might doubled your money and the next day you might lose it all. Maybe your friend is thinking that season = lucky days, but both can't be connected, and he can just say that "you have times where you will be lucky and times where you aren't". Why using the word season? :D

You're a professional trader? You earn money in trading. You're a good trader? You might earn in trading. You aren't good in trading? You will lose all of your money. No seasons whatsoever.
A professional trader can trade daily because it is his job. It is not his game or gamble and he is good to to trade, get profit and can protect his capital well.

An amateur trader or worse a gambling trader, will think he is a genius by earning big profit in a 'Trading season' when all are green but he will lose it quickly when all are red. No trading season and I'd like to say it as gambling trading season. With such gambling trading season, there are more trading volume, more gambling traders actively buy and sell on the market but trade, they don't trade, just gamble.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Findingnemo on February 22, 2023, 04:36:03 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
You can make money anyday by trading but its possible when you buy and sell at the right time that is the reason its close to impossible to be consistent as day trader with their success rate.

And if you say bull season is the best season for trading then its wrong cause keep holding itself will bring the appreciation for your bitcoin then why do you have to put extra effort to buy and sell at that time?


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: doomloop on February 22, 2023, 04:45:30 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
Season? What does he mean seasons? Like Winter season or Summer season like that?
I don't know there is a "season" where you can get profits from trading and at the same time, a "season" where you can lose money as well.

Base on my understanding, anytime you can be profitable and you aren't. Today you might doubled your money and the next day you might lose it all. Maybe your friend is thinking that season = lucky days, but both can't be connected, and he can just say that "you have times where you will be lucky and times where you aren't". Why using the word season? :D

You're a professional trader? You earn money in trading. You're a good trader? You might earn in trading. You aren't good in trading? You will lose all of your money. No seasons whatsoever.
His friend only says that trading had some lucky days but as far as I know a season is much longer than that. A season can be composed of many months. Another thing is that trading isn't only dependent on luck but it can mainly be based on skills and knowledge of a trader.

Maybe his friend is only just a newbie with it and he blindly trades while for those who are already a pro at it. They can always make a profit no matter what is the status of the market is. If his friend only says that there is a season in the crypto market or in investing then that would be more valid because there are actually and that is none other than the bears and bulls season.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: maydna on February 22, 2023, 04:45:36 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
Maybe the meaning of the profit season is when the market is under and then reversing the direction like this (or maybe not yet?). When the price of coins can increase little by little, the profit season arrives; at that time, we can start to benefit from trading many potential coins. But this season is not always shown by the market conditions that turn around because even though the current market conditions can begin to increase, we still often encounter the price of coins, and sometimes the correction can be too deep. Before starting trading, you must first analyze whether the current trend is time to decline or has begun to increase so that you can benefit.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: death69 on February 22, 2023, 05:36:09 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
Maybe the meaning of the profit season is when the market is under and then reversing the direction like this (or maybe not yet?). When the price of coins can increase little by little, the profit season arrives; at that time, we can start to benefit from trading many potential coins. But this season is not always shown by the market conditions that turn around because even though the current market conditions can begin to increase, we still often encounter the price of coins, and sometimes the correction can be too deep. Before starting trading, you must first analyze whether the current trend is time to decline or has begun to increase so that you can benefit.
The profitt season in trading can be tricky AF, especially in the wild world of crypto. The meaning of profit season can be hella elusive and depends on who you ask, but for me, it's when I'm making bank consistently over a reasonable period. It's not just about timing the market right, you gotta get creativee with your approach to trading. Being creativee means looking at different strategies, learning from past mistakes, and stayin open to new ideas. And lets not forget to have a sense of humor, 'cause somtimes the market can be a real jester, ya feel me?

For example, I came up with this dope-ass idea to buy a fat stack of a new coinn with fire tech that nobody was payin attention to 'cause it wasnt in the top 100. I held that bad boy for months, and when it got listed on a top exchange, the price went straight to the moon, and I made mad profit. It wasnt nothin I learned from a book or a seminar, just a uniqe and creativee idea that hit me outta nowhere. So, my advice to all my fellow traders is to get creative, learn from yur losses, and have funn with it. Tradin aint just a science, it's an art that requires a mix of skill, creativity, and straight-up luck.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: sujonali1819 on February 22, 2023, 05:48:42 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

As I understand the man meant by season is a bullish trend/market. So if you stay in the crypto trading field you can understand this. For example, after a long silence, bitcoin goes up 20-30%, which means there is a big chance that other cryptos also follow bitcoin and try to grow up. In this period if you can catch some potential coin like ETH and another high-ranked crypto, you could be a winner. But you must have to pick it up at the right time.

On the other sometimes we see the market just grow up. Don't follow any news, don't follow any analytics just grow up. For example, we have seen it during 2017-2018. This generally comes after a few years. And tbh the more days are going it's very hard to get a bullish market like past. So it's very hard to identify the season.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Ndabagi01 on February 22, 2023, 06:47:36 PM
The person has no better way to explain it to you because it is simply the way the market works. You can't tell when you'll make a profit or when you'll lose money. However, the market is frequently bearish, with bullish periods occurring only infrequently. The time to make that profit is referred to as the lucky time; it does not occur only once, but one cannot predict when it will occur. Even a speculator or a bitcoin analyst is unaware of this, so you can't completely trust their market information.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: suzanne5223 on February 22, 2023, 09:44:17 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
First, the person that told you that there are seasons when you profit from crypto trading is also not an expert trader because every market season is for profit but comes with a different strategy. Although it is normal for loss to happen at some point, however, the loss shouldn't be more than the profit.
Having said that, the season the person was talking about was a bullish season where every expert and naive crypto trader make a profit easily.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Wiwo on February 22, 2023, 10:33:17 PM
The person has no better way to explain it to you because it is simply the way the market works. You can't tell when you'll make a profit or when you'll lose money. However, the market is frequently bearish, with bullish periods occurring only infrequently. The time to make that profit is referred to as the lucky time; it does not occur only once, but one cannot predict when it will occur. Even a speculator or a bitcoin analyst is unaware of this, so you can't completely trust their market information.
Trading has limited dependent on the price of Bitcoin most especially in future trading where the short-term price speculation has nothing to contribute to the outcome of the rewards on the trade, just as we have mentioned before, ops may have hard misconceptions of the team.

-But ultimately there is nothing like the trading season for a skilled trader unless someone who just trades with the price volatility and that is no different from just a holder who just wants to take manual leverage from the market at any time.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: milewilda on February 22, 2023, 10:38:53 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
There's no such thing about lucky days because trading does really need up that strategy and analysis which is something that you do mainly need and not on relying on luck.Seasons? There's no such thing because anytime you could dive in into the market unless if you do make yourself that seeing whether you would be trading up on bullish or bearish trends, its up to you.Some do wait up for some trending market
for them to place out their buy or sell orders and there are some who do stop when the market is on ranging or moving sideways because it is understandable that you cant make money much
when the market doesnt really give out much movement.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: livingfree on February 22, 2023, 10:42:55 PM
Like 50% true that in trading, you don't know if the season is going to be in favor of you. And that's why if you make a profit, there's some people that would say that you're lucky you've made a profit and some traders would agree with that because they don't even know what just happened.

While for the 50%, it's pure skill and analysis that they've made and the anticipation on what will happen next based on the readings of the chart is there. Plus the experience on how they've made a lot of mistakes trading before helped them to hit the numbers.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: 2double0 on February 22, 2023, 10:59:36 PM
There aren't seasons but bullish and bearish cycles that come and go. Bullish cycle is when the market keeps going up only with some retracement in place, whereas bearish cycle means long term correction of the bullish market and even more where you will see big crashes be it slow or fast, it depends on how long it takes to bring down the market. However, it has been observed always that bullish cycle does not run for a long time while bearish cycle is never short in period.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: noormcs5 on February 22, 2023, 11:59:08 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

There is a number of reasons why your friend told this that there is a season when you can make more profit as compared to other times when the volatility is low and their is a choppy price action.

Broader level there is a bull season and the bear season and usually people make more money in a bull season as compared to the bear season. More money is injected in the cryptospace during the bull season and people make more money at that time.

However due to the future trading , people also short the bitcoin and altcoins and still make money even if the prices getting dump.

The important thing is that you should have a knowledge and experience in the cryptospace and you will be able to make money.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: rozak on February 23, 2023, 03:01:15 AM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
Luck may be another factor, but you cannot take your trading too seriously.
what I believe, is trading is the result of your skill and experience. while luck lies in our inability to predict the market. the case may be different for futures trading. some people think of it as trading with gambling in it. but apart from that, quite a lot of people like futures trading.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: armanda90 on February 23, 2023, 04:30:58 AM
I don't think bad with your friend talk you about trading season for investing, many people or trader looks like hype when market on the highest price and was forget with potential back to lower price later. But little risk when talking to the other about trading or recommended them for investing in cryptocurrency.

Get positive feedback later if the people recommended earn profit but they will fault to us when getting loss, I think if your friend recommended about trading season is not right don't fault them and keep make little research by your self about when right time or moment for investing in Bitcoin without facing bigger risk.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: adaseb on February 23, 2023, 06:54:42 AM
The type of environment we are in plays are great role to how much profit you can make. Back in 2021 you could of made crazy money by buying anything pretty much not just Bitcoin or Ethereum. There was tons of money to be made with NFTs, Defi, there was people who got 5 figures worth of airdrops. Most new tokens pumped like crazy, all you had to do was be the first to buy.

Now look how tough it is. New tokens launch and they barely rally and people are stuck holding the bag. A perfect example of this is ETHW or BLUR. They launched and people assumed it would be a 10x but instead it stalled and heading nowhere. Trading now is very difficult compared to 2020-2021.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: maydna on February 23, 2023, 08:29:34 AM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
Maybe the meaning of the profit season is when the market is under and then reversing the direction like this (or maybe not yet?). When the price of coins can increase little by little, the profit season arrives; at that time, we can start to benefit from trading many potential coins. But this season is not always shown by the market conditions that turn around because even though the current market conditions can begin to increase, we still often encounter the price of coins, and sometimes the correction can be too deep. Before starting trading, you must first analyze whether the current trend is time to decline or has begun to increase so that you can benefit.
The profitt season in trading can be tricky AF, especially in the wild world of crypto. The meaning of profit season can be hella elusive and depends on who you ask, but for me, it's when I'm making bank consistently over a reasonable period. It's not just about timing the market right, you gotta get creativee with your approach to trading. Being creativee means looking at different strategies, learning from past mistakes, and stayin open to new ideas. And lets not forget to have a sense of humor, 'cause somtimes the market can be a real jester, ya feel me?

For example, I came up with this dope-ass idea to buy a fat stack of a new coinn with fire tech that nobody was payin attention to 'cause it wasnt in the top 100. I held that bad boy for months, and when it got listed on a top exchange, the price went straight to the moon, and I made mad profit. It wasnt nothin I learned from a book or a seminar, just a uniqe and creativee idea that hit me outta nowhere. So, my advice to all my fellow traders is to get creative, learn from yur losses, and have funn with it. Tradin aint just a science, it's an art that requires a mix of skill, creativity, and straight-up luck.
That can happen if, in choosing those new coins, you get lucky by seeing that the price can increase significantly and provide big profits for you. But that rarely happens to many people because they don't look for those new coins but just take them from social media or because of invitations from other people they don't know.

That's the point if you learn about the analysis of the coins because by analyzing to find the right coin, you can profit in all market situations. And you can even get even more profit when the market is experiencing a bull run or altcoin season. This is the altcoin season that many people have been waiting for because there will be many altcoins that can increase drastically at that time. That's why people are still looking for new coins that may have the potential to improve.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: AicecreaME on February 23, 2023, 01:10:21 PM
For me it's not about lucky days 100% since we always make technical analysis to increase our chances of making profits in trading. So it is a combination of luck and good analysation based on your technical analysis. If you're good at trading, every single day is a trading season for you, and if you're not, then most likely it is all about losing profit season, simple as that.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: palle11 on February 23, 2023, 01:54:55 PM
If we begin to give more positive remarks to luck in trading, it means we are only agreeing that trading is same thing as gambling and this also means we are dragging the trading profession to the mud because trading is actually a profession IMO .

What we can consider luck in trade is when you have made an analysis or chart and the real market direction comes to your direction to confirm almost or all your sentiment and emotions to be right, then you can hit your "jack pot". You can be lucky that day and not to agree that trading is luck. Of course in life, there are days that are naturally sad, waking up on the wrong side of the bed and most activities will not favour you, as a trader you can watch out for those days and the days your chart analysis favours you.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: mv1986 on February 23, 2023, 02:02:19 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

I have no idea whether that person approaching to you was referring to historical data that shows in which the overall crypto market went up or down and then he concluded that there are seasons for making money or specific months.

Now trading doesn't only involve to go long on an asset. Hence, even if a month seems to mostly have been in the red historically, and you are a believer in the idea that history predicts the future (hopefully not), you could still earn from trading by going short as well.

So to sum up, there is no such thing as a trading season that you should be following as a basic principle. You should ask what metrics the person based the conclusion on. 


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: tranthidung on February 23, 2023, 02:06:06 PM
Maybe when OP asked about trading season, it is a question about altcoin season.
  • Bitcoin, altcoin season index (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5305389.0)
  • Website is Blockchaincenter.net (https://www.blockchaincenter.net/altcoin-season-index/)
Above is not predictive indicator and it only represents what happened and on going. You must look at Bitcoin dominance against altcoins, DXY as well as capital distributions in stable coins.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: tjtonmoy on February 23, 2023, 09:36:46 PM
how can I identify such seasons?
Technical analysis. You need to have a good knowledge about the chart analyzing. Then you won't have to wait for the season. But yeah season does exist. When the bull run begins, you just need to buy and know when to sell to take the profit. But no one knows when it will begin and when it will stop.
And if you are in future trading, then you can make profit by selling short in bear market.
All the other depends on your skill and knowledge about the technical analysis.



Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Rengga Jati on February 23, 2023, 09:54:56 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
There are no lucky seasons or profit seasons you can face. It is only personal luck which you may get it or not, like gambling. But this kind of trading is only for those who are only laying on luck, not based on certain processes.

Actually, trading for beginners is very risky because they commonly don't learn much at first about trading and how to make it carefully, smartly, and wisely. We know that trading is a high risk, and that is why we must prepare it for any side so that we can be ready for analyzing the market, managing the fund, risk, and emotions, and also taking the right decision. trading is complex, not only focusing on taking profits but there are many elements that we must learn and pass. So, never think of taking profits as always because of luck. Better to learn more about trading cryptocurrency before you are enter this trading world.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Peanutswar on February 23, 2023, 11:25:14 PM
There's no season for trading those scalpers always grab the opportunity to make money which is even the small price movement is one of the best way to earn but of course those are the really one skilled. For me I do making a trade with the bull run or the buy pressure because I don't have a skill in selling position where to dip. Always consider your strength and weaknesses.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Issa56 on February 23, 2023, 11:49:12 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
I don't really know what the person is really talking about or maybe he is talking about the bull run, maybe he thinks during the bull run is the lucky season when trader's can easily make money, I know during the bull run most coins are always pumping, that's when most trader's are always claiming to be professional traders, but I believe traders can make money at any time, just make sure you do your analysis properly. I believe trader's that do make money during the bear market are the real professional traders and not the once that make money during bull run alone.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: goinmerry on February 23, 2023, 11:59:10 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

I don't believed in trading seasons such as the speculation that when BTC is up, alts are down then vice-versa.

You can profit at trading even at the worst days of the market with a good timing executing your strategy.

Just trade at your best regardless of the season you are referring. Same strategies applies and just be better at it.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Oshosondy on February 24, 2023, 02:45:04 AM
I don't believed in trading seasons such as the speculation that when BTC is up, alts are down then vice-versa.

You can profit at trading even at the worst days of the market with a good timing executing your strategy.

Just trade at your best regardless of the season you are referring. Same strategies applies and just be better at it.
Have you heard of the traders that thought they were good in bullish period like 2016, 2017, 2020 and 2021? Traders that have the kind of mindset that they just need to buy or open a long position, they will make profit and they are good until the bear market comes. Also some traders that often go short during bear market may think they are good until another bull market comes. You are not wrong by saying a good trader can make profit at anytime irrespective of the market condition, but trading towards the trend can help.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Kelvinid on February 24, 2023, 04:37:38 AM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
Based on my experience, earning a profit during the bear season is quite difficult compared to during the bull season. in fact, many traders have switched to holding market crises due to the risk and huge dump. It can really be different when the price is mostly going up and profit is really possible.
Might I be wrong but this is really what I experience in the past few days, especially last year and you can really feel the pressure of your emotions which is pretty far during 2017 and 2021. That is why I was very active on trading after the bear season.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Sebas.tian on February 24, 2023, 05:00:52 AM
Quote from: crwth
Maybe he is talking about trading in a specific way. Maybe he doesn’t know that you can do futures trading and profit from different markets, even if it’s a bullish trend or a bearish trend. All he knows is about spot trading, and only profits from bullish trends, hence his season.

Yes, bullish trend and bearish trend is a type of season where both long term traders and short term traders do everything possible within their power to be part of the season, because there is massive profits behind it in the future. Once there is a bearish season in the community, traders use the season to purchase some potential coins and hold for a better future to come by exercise patience with the coins at a particular years for the the season of celebration to come . Traders also use bullish season to make a passive incomes from their investment which is the best season many traders wish to experience on the time in the market.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: lixer on February 24, 2023, 05:34:15 PM
Like 50% true that in trading, you don't know if the season is going to be in favor of you. And that's why if you make a profit, there's some people that would say that you're lucky you've made a profit and some traders would agree with that because they don't even know what just happened.

While for the 50%, it's pure skill and analysis that they've made and the anticipation on what will happen next based on the readings of the chart is there. Plus the experience on how they've made a lot of mistakes trading before helped them to hit the numbers.
I believe what OP has mentioned and what the other guy actually meant was bearish and bullish trends and markets which are not really seasonal and any of the two can start at any given time without prior notice.

The guy probably referred to these two metrics and wanted to say that during a bear market, one should buy and stock and hold. And during a bull market or a bullish trend, one should start selling slowly and steadily until they've sold everything and then wait again.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Obari on February 24, 2023, 05:53:18 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

Basically everyday day can be a lucky day if you truly know what you're doing. It's not actually how much profits you make but how consistent you make the profits as trading can be tricky and trading generally is seen as a very risky business that truly requires special skills to scale through.

There are days when the winnings come without stress and much efforts and there are days when it seems everything is working against you and the ability to control your emotions and to know when to stop or take a break also matters alot and that also determines a good trader.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: ethereumhunter on February 24, 2023, 06:15:12 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
Based on my experience, earning a profit during the bear season is quite difficult compared to during the bull season. in fact, many traders have switched to holding market crises due to the risk and huge dump. It can really be different when the price is mostly going up and profit is really possible.
Might I be wrong but this is really what I experience in the past few days, especially last year and you can really feel the pressure of your emotions which is pretty far during 2017 and 2021. That is why I was very active on trading after the bear season.
That's true because, during the bear season, the price of each coin can drop dramatically beyond our expectations and make us lose. This makes many people lose money during the bear season and they can't bear to see the loss and instead sell all their coins. If they keep holding their coins, they still have a chance to profit when the bull run comes. I think many people experience it too and each of us gets that pressure, but this is where we are tested to become strong holders. And maybe soon, we will see the bull season again so we must be patient.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: el kaka22 on February 24, 2023, 07:18:09 PM
There is definitely no specific date to trade, you can trade whenever you want. There is a changing understanding of Q4 for example, at the end of the year it could become a little bit more volatile, but that doesn't mean that it will go up or down, it could do anything but a bit more volatile during those months. But even that's not guaranteed, I am sure there must have been calm years as well.

All in all, you can trade any time you want because one day doesn't look similar to next day, things change and sometimes things do not change for good or bad, it just changes and looks different that's it. I believe this to be the case right now as well.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Ziskinberg on February 24, 2023, 09:49:58 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
I usually come to trading, not during the bear season which I see it was a profitable time for traders. But pro-traders do trading all the time without minding if it is a bear or bull season. I'd see that it was a very tough situation when we are trading during market corrections, it was hard to earn a profit from a declining situation unlike when the price is moving high. That is why I preferred to trade during the market recovery but stop when the bear season comes.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Tespata on February 25, 2023, 09:01:02 AM
No one can profit with 100% certainty in trading trade It means that success is achieved by accepting this fact that is risky Profitable season is when the market is in high momentum i.e. if BTC is in high momentum, it can be seen that the profit from low level projects is very high can be achieved On the other hand, when BTC goes down, many powerful projects do not get much success.whose trade About 100% experience they often face losses trade Money is risky.And if we mean the season of profiting, then it basically means the time when the market is at a much higher speed.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Yamifoud on February 25, 2023, 12:54:27 PM
Trading results may vary depending on the market condition. I admit that it was best to trade when the market price is moving up than during the bear season. I'm not a pro-trader who still earns a profit in any condition/season but I still believe that even if they already have a long experience in trading, they know that there are times earning a profit is hard.

I'd see that the best season to start trading is during the bull market...I could really remember when entering the market last 2016 when the price rallies had started and yes, trading is seems profitable at that time. And it turns out difficult when the bull season over and the market to bearish. Such experience could give me some ideas when is the best time for trading.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Zilon on February 25, 2023, 03:51:02 PM
In crypto some season can be lucky but this period are never long. It is more favorable for fundamental analyst who trade by the news. But for a trader to make good use of this seasons they need to be consistent in their research because it is almost impossible to predict when this season sets in or when to expect them. Secondly only a few traders join the trade early enough to make good profit.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: goaldigger on February 25, 2023, 05:32:14 PM
There’s a good season to trade, and in trading you have to timing the market to make profit.
It will be hard to identify the perfect timing, but using indicators and TA, its possible to timing the market.

In trading, you don’t have to trade from time to time you just need to wait for the perfect timing before you execute your trade. Trading season probably becomes more active in bear market as everyone is trying to make profit.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: mv1986 on February 25, 2023, 08:28:05 PM
Trading results may vary depending on the market condition. I admit that it was best to trade when the market price is moving up than during the bear season. I'm not a pro-trader who still earns a profit in any condition/season but I still believe that even if they already have a long experience in trading, they know that there are times earning a profit is hard.

I'd see that the best season to start trading is during the bull market...I could really remember when entering the market last 2016 when the price rallies had started and yes, trading is seems profitable at that time. And it turns out difficult when the bull season over and the market to bearish. Such experience could give me some ideas when is the best time for trading.

Hm that is probably self-understanding when the markets goes well and you go long in a couple of trades that you will also do well! :D

This discussion reminds me a little bit of the 2017 bull run in crypto when everything went up. Like everything. There wasn't a single coin or taken that did not go up. And then everybody, including me, thought that we are geniuses in trading. But that is obviously not the case as not everybody can win under normal market conditions.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: lalabotax on February 25, 2023, 09:57:24 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
There is no trading season to gain any profits. It is originally and eventually because of our effort in analyzing the market, setting the price rate, in deciding the decision when selling or buying. And some are because of luck, but even if it is luck, there are also some efforts to do, not based on the season. But if you mean to have profits in the bullish season, you can buy the coins during the bearish season, especially Bitcoin, and then invest it for a longer time until there is a bullish season. When buying in the bearish season and selling in the bullish season, commonly you will get the profits because of Bitcoin investment.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on February 26, 2023, 01:51:41 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
There is no trading season to gain any profits. It is originally and eventually because of our effort in analyzing the market, setting the price rate, in deciding the decision when selling or buying. And some are because of luck, but even if it is luck, there are also some efforts to do, not based on the season. But if you mean to have profits in the bullish season, you can buy the coins during the bearish season, especially Bitcoin, and then invest it for a longer time until there is a bullish season. When buying in the bearish season and selling in the bullish season, commonly you will get the profits because of Bitcoin investment.
The truth is the first time that I read something like this, and although I doubt that it could be something like that, the best season for one to buy is obviously before starting a bullish season, what happens is that it is a lottery to buy very low and then expect that go up and go up a lot, it has happened to some and they have excellent profits. Of course, at the moment the best thing is to buy and wait, it is not known when the price will rise, the best of all is that each ATH is much juicier than the previous one. In my personal opinion, the next ATH will be beyond => $150k.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: mv1986 on February 27, 2023, 08:11:05 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
There is no trading season to gain any profits. It is originally and eventually because of our effort in analyzing the market, setting the price rate, in deciding the decision when selling or buying. And some are because of luck, but even if it is luck, there are also some efforts to do, not based on the season. But if you mean to have profits in the bullish season, you can buy the coins during the bearish season, especially Bitcoin, and then invest it for a longer time until there is a bullish season. When buying in the bearish season and selling in the bullish season, commonly you will get the profits because of Bitcoin investment.
The truth is the first time that I read something like this, and although I doubt that it could be something like that, the best season for one to buy is obviously before starting a bullish season, what happens is that it is a lottery to buy very low and then expect that go up and go up a lot, it has happened to some and they have excellent profits. Of course, at the moment the best thing is to buy and wait, it is not known when the price will rise, the best of all is that each ATH is much juicier than the previous one. In my personal opinion, the next ATH will be beyond => $150k.


Yes but this is only half of the story when you say that buying low and selling high is the key to success. It is of course, but what does "high" mean? Actually you have to be lucky two times because even when you buy Bitcoin at 20,000 and it goes up to 50,000, what do you do? Keep it? Sell? So the second part is to also be lucky enough to pull the trigger when the price reached its peak. You could still say that the trade as successful when you buy for 20,000 and sell for 50,000, but doesn't that change when actually you sell at 50,000 and it goes to 200,000?

That is why long-term strategies give investors more peace of mind. Thinking about whether or not the right moment has come to either buy or sell can be disturbing.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: GeorgeJohn on February 27, 2023, 09:26:39 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
Trading can only have the time you will go into the market and make profit when you have the knowledge of the market, theirs is no time or particular time given that's major time someone will go to trading and make it, it depends on your signal method you use for your trading, so to be sincere trading have to deal with profit and lost and their is no perfection in trading except you create your own means of trading.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Mpamaegbu on February 27, 2023, 10:18:47 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
Except your friend is a conservative trader who waits for price to go up and then sell. Wait again to buy from the dip to sell again when price goes up. Repeat. Traders like your friend only get to trade and get profitable when the market is on the rise. That's spot trading. Futures traders trade every single day they want whether price is rising or falling and still make profit. However, if your friend was talking about traders getting lucky in trades I will say yes there are days like that. Those days are days when traders wait patiently for their setups to hit and not forcing trades to come to them. Apart from that, I don't believe trading is about luck. No, it's not. It's purely about getting the set skills right and being patient enough to trade one's setups.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: wxa7115 on February 28, 2023, 03:42:18 AM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
Except your friend is a conservative trader who waits for price to go up and then sell. Wait again to buy from the dip to sell again when price goes up. Repeat. Traders like your friend only get to trade and get profitable when the market is on the rise. That's spot trading. Futures traders trade every single day they want whether price is rising or falling and still make profit. However, if your friend was talking about traders getting lucky in trades I will say yes there are days like that. Those days are days when traders wait patiently for their setups to hit and not forcing trades to come to them. Apart from that, I don't believe trading is about luck. No, it's not. It's purely about getting the set skills right and being patient enough to trade one's setups.
One thing that anyone that backtest their strategy will notice is that even if you have a system that has a high winning rate you can still lose a lot of times in a row, and it has nothing to do with luck since this is simply the way probabilities work.

This is similar to what happens in baseball in which a player may have a batting average of 0.300 and yet they have produced a hit in only 3 out of their last 30 turns at bat, which is very low compared to their average, but given enough time they will eventually reach their batting average if they are given enough turns at bat.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Strongkored on February 28, 2023, 05:56:10 AM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
I think there is no such thing as real in the world of trading, indeed there are those who say that when trading in the crypto market the bullish period is the most profitable period and this can be done in spot trading and it can be true because at any price we buy coins in the short period, the price will always go up until the bullish period is over but unfortunately traders cannot know exactly when the market is still bullish or has entered a bearish so traders can still get trapped and experience losses as well


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: justdimin on February 28, 2023, 07:44:19 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
I think there is no such thing as real in the world of trading, indeed there are those who say that when trading in the crypto market the bullish period is the most profitable period and this can be done in spot trading and it can be true because at any price we buy coins in the short period, the price will always go up until the bullish period is over but unfortunately traders cannot know exactly when the market is still bullish or has entered a bearish so traders can still get trapped and experience losses as well
Bull period is also good for investment as well, you could just buy and hold it until the end of bull period and you will end up with a profit in the long run as well, it's not a big achievement to make a profit during bull period, we all do that, even newbies can get lucky enough to have wealth during bull period and that's not achievement.

The real achievement starts when you know how to protect your wealth if you made it, and get out during the right time and manage your money during the bear period. If you 10x your money but then lost it all back again that is not an achievement, but if you made it 10x and kept it there for a year or two? That is actually pretty solid.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Bushdark on February 28, 2023, 10:22:52 PM
I don't believed in trading seasons such as the speculation that when BTC is up, alts are down then vice-versa.

You can profit at trading even at the worst days of the market with a good timing executing your strategy.

Just trade at your best regardless of the season you are referring. Same strategies applies and just be better at it.
Have you heard of the traders that thought they were good in bullish period like 2016, 2017, 2020 and 2021? Traders that have the kind of mindset that they just need to buy or open a long position, they will make profit and they are good until the bear market comes. Also some traders that often go short during bear market may think they are good until another bull market comes. You are not wrong by saying a good trader can make profit at anytime irrespective of the market condition, but trading towards the trend can help.
so many traders followed this pattern but they were surprised about what happened to the at the later end. The crypto know market is not like the normal regular forex market that we can easily trade and leave our trader like for 7 to 10 days without we bothering ourselves. The forex market does not move like the cryptocurrency market and we should be ready to day trade rather then goin for swing trading that could make us to end in loses. So far, many of the traders may not be doing fine because of inconsistency.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Merit.s on March 02, 2023, 01:30:45 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
From my observations, I don't think that there is a special season for trading to make profit,if not everybody will wait for such opportunity. You can make profit either on the bull run or the bear market, what matters is your market analysis and your skill in trading. Luck is also a factor that helps trader to make profit based on their trading skill. You might make huge profit today and loss more tomorrow. These are the challenges that trader experience in the market. The bull market will be a better time for profit making,which might be unpredictable.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: slashz9 on March 04, 2023, 09:51:29 PM
Instead of relying on vague concepts such as lucky days or seasons, it's important to focus on developing a solid trading plan and strategy that takes into account your risk tolerance, investment goals, and the overall market conditions. This will help you make informed trading decisions and increase your chances of success over the long term.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: borovichok on March 05, 2023, 07:00:52 AM
From my observations, I don't think that there is a special season for trading to make profit,if not everybody will wait for such opportunity. You can make profit either on the bull run or the bear market, what matters is your market analysis and your skill in trading. Luck is also a factor that helps trader to make profit based on their trading skill. You might make huge profit today and loss more tomorrow. These are the challenges that trader experience in the market. The bull market will be a better time for profit making,which might be unpredictable.
Mistakes are made and they can be corrected with covering up our losses with gigantic profits. On the market, there are only two seasons: the bear season and the bull season. In a bear market, projects frequently fail, but during a bull season, they frequently experience enormous bull runs. Every trader has their preferred trading season, but the majority of them tend to triggered the buy option during the bear season because their emotions have been manipulated by the idea of buying more coins then. Opportunities are always given in the act of good entries, specifically when the coin is at ATL, bagging that point is considered a good entry which will results in gigantic profits if the coin hits it's ATH. Making more losses than profits demotivate the trader and they feel to get bounced back to the market inform of revenge, that's given up more chances for one's account to get liquidated, so we should trade wisely and know the spot to hop out of a trade and also grab any profits seen because it's not a do or die affair.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: stadus on March 05, 2023, 08:42:12 AM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
Sometimes we think about having lucky days in trading but it is actually because we are trading when the market trend is rising. It is quite different when we are trading during the bear season. If that person couldn't explain to you well, maybe he also doesn't understand what is he doing but got lucky only.
Whether you believe it or not but most traders had come during the bull season where traders usually make a good profit this time but they have gone when the bear season starts.
 


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: ethereumhunter on March 05, 2023, 09:55:45 AM
Instead of relying on vague concepts such as lucky days or seasons, it's important to focus on developing a solid trading plan and strategy that takes into account your risk tolerance, investment goals, and the overall market conditions. This will help you make informed trading decisions and increase your chances of success over the long term.
This means we must improve our ability to adapt at any time because trading will always change. We also will never know what the market will be like but if we can learn continuously, we can certainly anticipate if the market is moving badly.

Maybe according to some traders, there are certain times when they can trade. But traders with the ability and expertise will not see it that way because they can trade at any time. We should be able to learn this difference so that we can also trade at any time. And even though it's difficult, we must keep trying to improve our skills and trading skills.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: wxa7115 on March 06, 2023, 05:28:42 AM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
Sometimes we think about having lucky days in trading but it is actually because we are trading when the market trend is rising. It is quite different when we are trading during the bear season. If that person couldn't explain to you well, maybe he also doesn't understand what is he doing but got lucky only.
Whether you believe it or not but most traders had come during the bull season where traders usually make a good profit this time but they have gone when the bear season starts.
 
It is because of this you need to test whatever strategy you are using on different markets and different market conditions, anyone that bought during 2020 or at the early months of 2021 may believe they were geniuses as they obtained huge profits, but they simply benefited from investing in bitcoin at the right time, and if they did not knew what they were doing it is likely they even lost way more money during the bear market of 2022.

Good traders can be seen during the bear markets, since despite the difficult conditions they can still make some profits with their trades.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: bettercrypto on March 06, 2023, 08:16:37 AM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

In carrying out activities in crypto trading, the income here is not based on luck, because if that is your basis, you are not called a trader but a gambler.

    Because traders are different from gamblers who only depend on luck to make a profit in trading. If you understand trading here in the crypto space, you can make money every day, big or small, it will never happen that you won't get any income in your balance wallet no matter what coins you trade.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: KingsDen on March 06, 2023, 02:06:33 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

Apart from the idea of lucky days and the unlucky days in cryptocurrency trading. There is nothing like season in cryptocurrency trading unless the person is referring to the movement of the market from the bear trend to the Bull trend which is a cyclic movement. When traders trade during the bull run. They will likely have to make profit with little effort because the coins will always be on the green direction. But when the market turns to be the bear market, day traders especially amature traders would find it difficult to make profit when the market is in the wrong direction.
This could be what the person means by the trading having a season.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Sweetbtc on March 06, 2023, 04:16:08 PM
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I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

There are two types of seasons in trading, one is the season where you are buying and the And the second season is where you're selling.The shopping season is where all the markets come down and all the cryptocurrencies are available at very cheap prices.This is called the buying season and called the bear market.The second season is where you are selling your purchased cryptocurrency  at a higher price and this season is called bullish season.Every Bear season is followed by a bullish season, and every bullish season is followed by a bear season.Bear season is the best season for buying and bullish season is the best season for selling.if you find a bear season first,it may prove to be your luck.



Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: wajik-tempe on March 06, 2023, 04:28:49 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

I think there are no specific "seasons" in trading where profits are guaranteed, as the financial markets are highly unpredictable and subject to various external factors such as political events, economic news, and global developments that can influence price movements.
To identify potentially profitable trading conditions, traders often use technical analysis and fundamental analysis to study market trends, identify patterns and indicators, and monitor news and events that may impact the markets. Or pro and experienced traders are having their own secret strategy that work well in certain market conditions.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Nrcewker on March 06, 2023, 04:42:56 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

Don’t go for unnecessary advice. Just remember the golden rule that, trade in limit. Trade the amount that you can afford to lose. There are no trading seasons specifically. What matters in trading is well observation and calculation. Check the coins and their marketcaps before investing in it. See what is the history of the coin and how is it graph for the past week. At last after you feel confident, buy the coins and hold for a certain profit target. Don’t be greedy and sell the coins when you reach you coin target. Your friend might be hinting you towards bull market when he meant correct season.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: salad daging on March 06, 2023, 05:02:08 PM
Often hear about the altcoin season maybe that's what is called when bullish comes where some coins increase drastically due to market influences or other positive news.

To be honest, for the trading season, it is still difficult to identify when it will occur, how many times a year this cannot be guessed, and you don't need to believe in this talk, because after all, this is difficult to explain, let alone your friends can't explain it.

Still, trading requires skills that can analyze the coins that will be traded, including some of the patterns needed so that with the skills you have, trading whenever you can be profitable.

But don't ever think about something sweet, there is still a risk when you trade because no analysis is ever accurate.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Sweetbtc on March 06, 2023, 05:03:03 PM
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Season? What does he mean seasons? Like Winter season or Summer season like that?
I don't know there is a "season" where you can get profits from trading and at the same time, a "season" where you can lose money as well.

He didn't mean at all the seasons you are talking about, he meant the season of the crypto market where there is one season where the market goes down and another season where the market goes up. Down market shoppers are lucky.They buy crypto currency at a low price and increase their capital several times after the market goes up And the season you are talking about where you can lose your capital  will be the season when people are selling and you are buying And this season will definitely be the Bullish season.which is not suitable for shopping at all.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Dragonfund on March 06, 2023, 05:29:47 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

I think the person was trying to send a message to you that as a trader, you can make moeny during bull run whether you have an experience or not, those are the lucky days you do small set up and then in few minutes, you have made something depending on the amount of money you trade with but I will advise you, if you want to trade, don't wait till that period, start now there is bear market, you will get more esperience now and use that to make money in bull run instead of waiting for that time you will start trading with mistakes and when the bear markets emerges again, you wouldnt be able to understand anything.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: CoolBoybd on March 06, 2023, 06:08:59 PM
Trading season means about bull trading season when almost all the Cryptocurrencies pumps. I don't think there is another lucky day expect Bull Season. So we should wait for the bull season to make perfect trading.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: naikturun on March 06, 2023, 06:30:35 PM
what is meant by lucky season is maybe when the bull season occurs, many people or mostly people will get profit because all coin will massive pump.
but that happen in every few years once, so that mean you must wait until that come.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: sana54210 on March 06, 2023, 06:44:03 PM
It is because of this you need to test whatever strategy you are using on different markets and different market conditions, anyone that bought during 2020 or at the early months of 2021 may believe they were geniuses as they obtained huge profits, but they simply benefited from investing in bitcoin at the right time, and if they did not knew what they were doing it is likely they even lost way more money during the bear market of 2022.

Good traders can be seen during the bear markets, since despite the difficult conditions they can still make some profits with their trades.
That's so true and many people do not understand this. You are not a good trader just because you started at the right time, I understand that it may not be something that is true and real, because we are talking about something just assumption, but if you are a newbie who started right at the start of last bull run, and made a lot of profit, that doesn't make you a good trader.

You need to survive for a few years before you call yourself a good trader, and most people either lose right away, or lose eventually. You need to learn with the flow and get better at it and that way you could be trading with profit at every turn, whatever the market is.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: CryptocurencyKing on March 06, 2023, 07:09:04 PM
The seasons that exists in cryptocurrency trading could be linked to the bear and bull seasons where one tends to exert a dominant pressure on the market. Other than this, I don't know what seasons might there be in cryptocurrency trading.

Should we come to FX trading, we might talk about the sessions. Where we have various sessions such as the London and Asian sessions, which is largely due to the timing for the mass population of each of these sessions to be more active, participating in trades.

Hence, profiting from the seasons or sessions as the case may be is largely due to your experience and how you manage risk.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: |MINER| on March 06, 2023, 08:32:27 PM
There is two types of trading one is short-term trading and the another one is long-term trading. In short-term trading, I think there is no trading season for that, Because since there is trading like short time or day trading, there is no season, there may be perfect pick time for trading.
On the other hand what I understand about the trading season in long-term trading that is very easy - there is will be always two season one is bull and the other is bear,  For example, bearish season is going on now is the perfect time to take trade for long-term trading.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Xampeuu on March 07, 2023, 02:32:58 AM
There is two types of trading one is short-term trading and the another one is long-term trading. In short-term trading, I think there is no trading season for that, Because since there is trading like short time or day trading, there is no season, there may be perfect pick time for trading.
On the other hand what I understand about the trading season in long-term trading that is very easy - there is will be always two season one is bull and the other is bear,  For example, bearish season is going on now is the perfect time to take trade for long-term trading.
Short term trading is very complex to understand. the more difficulties one has to face to find out where the market wants to move. On the other hand, beginners really have to learn a lot, especially psychology, where we will see the market move wilder because it uses a smaller time frame. Heart exercise is bound to happen, the main thing is that we have to be consistent with our analysis, so that intuition will eventually form by itself in seeing the market


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Fuso.hp on March 07, 2023, 05:51:37 AM
The purpose of all trading is to earn some profit.  In that case, I am no exception. But my trading method is a bit different I trade for a short period of time and sell the coins as soon as I get some profit. Which I think is a very good book from my site. There are many people who make a profit at first by trading but later they keep the coins in the hope of more profit but later it is seen that they face more loss instead of profit. So I prefer to trade for limited time.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: tbct_mt2 on March 10, 2023, 03:09:47 PM
In short-term trading, I think there is no trading season for that, Because since there is trading like short time or day trading, there is no season, there may be perfect pick time for trading.
With short term trading like daily trading, it is for professional traders who consider it as their job. They are experienced enough and spent enough time and cost (loss) in the market to understand it as well as figure our their mistakes, fix such and find good strategies for their trading. In addition, they are very disciplined with their trades. If they can not gain profit, they exit with either a draw or small cut loss.

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On the other hand what I understand about the trading season in long-term trading that is very easy - there is will be always two season one is bull and the other is bear,  For example, bearish season is going on now is the perfect time to take trade for long-term trading.
Long term trading is like gambling. They fail with short term trading, hesitate to cut loss and exit the market so they fall into middle of long term investors and long term traders. To avoid to be called as failed traders, they name themselves as long term traders.

Long term traders get loss if they buy at top of bull market and hold their coins long enough till bottom of bear market.  :'(


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: tygeade on March 10, 2023, 04:48:02 PM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?
Understanding when it is good to make profit according to you is an important part of trading, but "season" is not true, it all depends on what you like to do and when you want to trade. I personally like trading when it is going up, or even when it is stable like it is sort of now.

However, there are some people who make profit when it is going down, like the people who short it, because they know that they will be capable of making a profit in ten folds if they could leverage their position when it is going down and seeing it go down means it usually will keep going down during the crash. So there are no seasons, it is just periods that fit you a bit better or not.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: sana54210 on March 10, 2023, 06:16:22 PM
In short-term trading, I think there is no trading season for that, Because since there is trading like short time or day trading, there is no season, there may be perfect pick time for trading.
With short term trading like daily trading, it is for professional traders who consider it as their job. They are experienced enough and spent enough time and cost (loss) in the market to understand it as well as figure our their mistakes, fix such and find good strategies for their trading. In addition, they are very disciplined with their trades. If they can not gain profit, they exit with either a draw or small cut loss.
I think if you could spare some of your money to side for short term trading and have most of it on long term trading then you could consider it as a spending as well. Like let's say you have 900 dollars worth of bitcoin, and that is in long term investment, and you also have 100 dollars worth of it for trading short term, that 900 could become 1000 dollars, and that 100 could be spent on trading.

I talked about this way before back in the day and I keep saying that short term trading could be learned that way. As a newbie, that's what I did, and I did it well because even when I lost on trading, my investment recovered that loss and I was doing fine.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: JoyMarsha on March 10, 2023, 09:04:42 PM
Trading doesn't have a set day for gains or losses. You can experience a lucky day today and your worst day the next day (losses).

The cryptocurrency market operates in projected uptrends and downtrends. Every day will be a lucky day for you as a trader if you know when to shoot and when to remove your target.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Patrol69 on March 11, 2023, 05:06:35 AM
As far as I know there is no specific season for trading. This is not a seasonal medium where you trade seasonally.  People mainly trade for the purpose of making profit. As in business, you earn profit from capital investment, this trading platform also happens in the same way. You buy a coin with your money and when the price of the coin increases a little, you sell the coin and the money left between the purchase and sale.  That is your profit and people trade for that profit.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Cryptmuster on March 11, 2023, 06:00:11 AM
There is two types of trading one is short-term trading and the another one is long-term trading. In short-term trading, I think there is no trading season for that, Because since there is trading like short time or day trading, there is no season, there may be perfect pick time for trading.
On the other hand what I understand about the trading season in long-term trading that is very easy - there is will be always two season one is bull and the other is bear,  For example, bearish season is going on now is the perfect time to take trade for long-term trading.

In simple words, you described everything correctly, this is how it basically happens, but besides these simple things - buy and sell, there are many moments that will constantly affect us, and how well we are able to choose an entry point and an exit point will determine how successful we are traders. How strong is the belief in the asset, can we hold on and not sell if the price drops significantly? All this will define us as traders in long-term trading.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: jrrsparkles on March 11, 2023, 05:32:05 PM
Trading doesn't have a set day for gains or losses. You can experience a lucky day today and your worst day the next day (losses).

The cryptocurrency market operates in projected uptrends and downtrends. Every day will be a lucky day for you as a trader if you know when to shoot and when to remove your target.
Practically speaking it is impossible to hit the buying and selling at the right time constantly especially for a cryptocurrency trader due to the high volatility nature of cryptocurrencies itself. As you said everyday is lucky day for traders but they need to be lucky enough to reach the target on the day or session.

Trading seasons aren't really there, its only for the investors cause bear market is good for buying while bull market is good for selling.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: Franctoshi on March 11, 2023, 05:55:23 PM
I guess your friend could be talking about market section and trading hours , for instance the London and New York section when the market is most volatile due to the presence of the market makers, that's when the banks and Biggest speculators are actively buying and selling in the market (smart money). In this case your target /take profit can be reached within the shortest period of time than other market section when the market is slow (Asian Section).

Therefore in my little experience since I became a trader, there is nothing like lucky time when it comes to trading it basically your strategy, it's when You're together in a trade when the market movers are moving the market in your direction.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: wxa7115 on March 12, 2023, 05:55:25 AM
Trading doesn't have a set day for gains or losses. You can experience a lucky day today and your worst day the next day (losses).

The cryptocurrency market operates in projected uptrends and downtrends. Every day will be a lucky day for you as a trader if you know when to shoot and when to remove your target.
Practically speaking it is impossible to hit the buying and selling at the right time constantly especially for a cryptocurrency trader due to the high volatility nature of cryptocurrencies itself. As you said everyday is lucky day for traders but they need to be lucky enough to reach the target on the day or session.

Trading seasons aren't really there, its only for the investors cause bear market is good for buying while bull market is good for selling.
If a trader actually believes they are going to consistently buy at the bottom or the top they simply have not backtested their strategy, as you only need a few trades to know this is impossible.

Fortunately a successful trader does not really need that kind of consistency, as long as you can determine the direction of the market more often than not and you can limit the size of your losses then becoming a profitable trader is possible, unfortunately even something as simple as that is beyond most traders and that is why they lose.


Title: Re: Trading season?
Post by: irhact on March 12, 2023, 08:32:46 AM
I was kind of confused little about something, after someone walked on to me and was telling me that in trading, there are seasons when you profit from it (lucky days) and when but when I asked for an explanation, he didn't give a clear explanation, so I had to bring it up here to know if there are truly seasons of profits in trading and how can I identify such seasons?

There are season and you should know yours so you can use it effectively to your advantages. I get lucky when it's the bull market and that's why I only trade during this time. I don't trade during the bear market instead I just observe and get my hands on some cheap bitcoins when the opportunity presents itself. We have people losing because they try trading the bear market.

Know which of the market seasons works best for you and use it. Even in the bear market, we have traders profiting by shorting the market. If you have no experience don't follow them as you could lose it all because leverage trading is totally different from the regular trading that many of us are used to.