How do manage portfolio efficiently while having a full time job?

[qiwoman2]

I only hold Bitcoin and stablecoins and one coin I have a decent bag of which I trade. I just check the market once a day for the coin I trade and on my days off, I might do some scalping. Otherwise, I am primarily swing trading and growing more Bitcoin as well as more of this coin, so I can trade an even bigger bag every month. This way I can win bigger even on smaller percentages and spreads, thus earning more and more each month, over and on top of my monthly basic salary. I do like to trade though now, as opposed to just hodling.

[crossabdd]

my experience when working full time and limited observing the crypto market is to use free time on the job to trade. my work has 12 hours of work. but more time to standby. if you have intense hours of work. maybe you can use an app like a TABTRADER/zTrader. which application has an alarm for notifications of an executed order or a price tag that we want. so we don't need to check our portfolio all the time. order our portfolio, set alarms, and let the app work. Open when there is an incoming notification. and execute.

[radjie]

At first, it is hard to manage your portfolio efficiently while having a full time job because i don't know where to focus, that is why i started to train myself to manage my time at work and in my trading. So i decided to trade for a long term that i don't need to check it daily, only for weekly or monthly for me to have a focus on my real time job.

Need to set stop limits so you can adjust assets automatically.

actually it can still run smoothly if it is always progressively monitoring the daily candle, but our main work is indeed consuming a lot of attention. I can always make time every night, but often it's still not optimal because of fatigue. maybe it's time to consider using a trading bot service.

In my opinion, it is still better to do trading manually because it will help you a lot to grow into a better trader. If you really want to make money through trading then you will always have motivation to work even you are tired from work. You should keep hustling until you get what you want. Learn to budget your time so you can still have time to rest to be productive for the next day.

indeed it is difficult to divide time in day trading when we work, in addition to not having full control in trading the focus on permanent work that he does can also be disrupted. choosing long-term trading is the only way that both can be done and can be more calm not to disturb the regular work that must be done every day

[Oilacris]

my experience when working full time and limited observing the crypto market is to use free time on the job to trade. my work has 12 hours of work. but more time to standby. if you have intense hours of work. maybe you can use an app like a TABTRADER/zTrader. which application has an alarm for notifications of an executed order or a price tag that we want. so we don't need to check our portfolio all the time. order our portfolio, set alarms, and let the app work. Open when there is an incoming notification. and execute.

Using an app is somewhat beneficial yet this would only alert you if a certain price been hit up which it doesnt need for you to be active or need to check from time to time.I also tried tried this up and its convenient and stress free.Checking would be usually if you do have a vacant time and as you said where standby time will vary on what kind of job you do have on and if you do have that busy type of work then most likely you cant have the chance on checking it out but getting your phone into your pocket doesnt really cost much time and anytime there are alerts then you already knew on whats happening.

[bitbunnny]

At first, it is hard to manage your portfolio efficiently while having a full time job because i don't know where to focus, that is why i started to train myself to manage my time at work and in my trading. So i decided to trade for a long term that i don't need to check it daily, only for weekly or monthly for me to have a focus on my real time job.

Need to set stop limits so you can adjust assets automatically.

actually it can still run smoothly if it is always progressively monitoring the daily candle, but our main work is indeed consuming a lot of attention. I can always make time every night, but often it's still not optimal because of fatigue. maybe it's time to consider using a trading bot service.

In my opinion, it is still better to do trading manually because it will help you a lot to grow into a better trader. If you really want to make money through trading then you will always have motivation to work even you are tired from work. You should keep hustling until you get what you want. Learn to budget your time so you can still have time to rest to be productive for the next day.

indeed it is difficult to divide time in day trading when we work, in addition to not having full control in trading the focus on permanent work that he does can also be disrupted. choosing long-term trading is the only way that both can be done and can be more calm not to disturb the regular work that must be done every day

It's hard to keep the balance between full time job and trading. It's always that other one that distracts you and if you are not commited fully you will not have good results in neither of them. So if you don't have intention to quit your daily job or get fired it's better that you choose type of trading that is not so demanding on.a daily basis.
I agree that long term trading could be solution but you will also need to count on lower profit.

[drlukacs]

By having a weekday 9-5 job, i must say my eyes aren't that keen anymore for trends and hardly made any good decision on buying/selling alts. Basically what i did is:

Weekdays: Coinalarm app to observe my portfolio real time but it's far less efficient and responsive to market movement, Slack and Telegram app are linked as well but still is very difficult to process insightful information while in working mood. 

Weekends: More active than usual but time is limited 

Any opinions or suggestion to improve my current situation?

Thanks in advance and sorry for bad english 

Even if there is any app that supports you, you will not be good at it. how can you focus on managing your portfolio when you are doing another job? Our brains only function well and make the right decisions when we are fully focused on one thing and as alert as possible. I used to work full time and also trade like you but really it was very influential. We get tired and stressed early, so it's best to do one job at a time. Or we can determine the value of a coin bought and hold it for a long time, we will not be affected too much.

[Boov]

By having a weekday 9-5 job, i must say my eyes aren't that keen anymore for trends and hardly made any good decision on buying/selling alts. Basically what i did is:

Weekdays: Coinalarm app to observe my portfolio real time but it's far less efficient and responsive to market movement, Slack and Telegram app are linked as well but still is very difficult to process insightful information while in working mood. 

Weekends: More active than usual but time is limited 

Any opinions or suggestion to improve my current situation?

Thanks in advance and sorry for bad english 

Even if there is any app that supports you, you will not be good at it. how can you focus on managing your portfolio when you are doing another job? Our brains only function well and make the right decisions when we are fully focused on one thing and as alert as possible. I used to work full time and also trade like you but really it was very influential. We get tired and stressed early, so it's best to do one job at a time. Or we can determine the value of a coin bought and hold it for a long time, we will not be affected too much.

Trading and your full time job can be possible to do when it comes to multitasking. Your time should be balanced if you really wanted to do trading while doing your full time job like for example during the office hours, you're doing your job inside the office and then during the lunch brdak and coffee break you can post or trade for a while and then if the break time ends, you go back to your work and finish trading at home.

[pikkie]

By having a weekday 9-5 job, i must say my eyes aren't that keen anymore for trends and hardly made any good decision on buying/selling alts. Basically what i did is:

Weekdays: Coinalarm app to observe my portfolio real time but it's far less efficient and responsive to market movement, Slack and Telegram app are linked as well but still is very difficult to process insightful information while in working mood. 

Weekends: More active than usual but time is limited 

Any opinions or suggestion to improve my current situation?

Thanks in advance and sorry for bad english 

Even if there is any app that supports you, you will not be good at it. how can you focus on managing your portfolio when you are doing another job? Our brains only function well and make the right decisions when we are fully focused on one thing and as alert as possible. I used to work full time and also trade like you but really it was very influential. We get tired and stressed early, so it's best to do one job at a time. Or we can determine the value of a coin bought and hold it for a long time, we will not be affected too much.

Trading and your full time job can be possible to do when it comes to multitasking. Your time should be balanced if you really wanted to do trading while doing your full time job like for example during the office hours, you're doing your job inside the office and then during the lunch brdak and coffee break you can post or trade for a while and then if the break time ends, you go back to your work and finish trading at home.

indeed trading that I know does not really need a lot of time and there is still a lot of time left that you can use to work in the real world, when you trade you can buy coins and after that you make sell orders at high prices so when you are working and without you knowing the price of cryptocurrency in the market has increased prices then you do not miss to sell your assets at high prices.

[Duzter]

At first, it is hard to manage your portfolio efficiently while having a full time job because i don't know where to focus, that is why i started to train myself to manage my time at work and in my trading. So i decided to trade for a long term that i don't need to check it daily, only for weekly or monthly for me to have a focus on my real time job.

Need to set stop limits so you can adjust assets automatically.

actually it can still run smoothly if it is always progressively monitoring the daily candle, but our main work is indeed consuming a lot of attention. I can always make time every night, but often it's still not optimal because of fatigue. maybe it's time to consider using a trading bot service.

In my opinion, it is still better to do trading manually because it will help you a lot to grow into a better trader. If you really want to make money through trading then you will always have motivation to work even you are tired from work. You should keep hustling until you get what you want. Learn to budget your time so you can still have time to rest to be productive for the next day.

indeed it is difficult to divide time in day trading when we work, in addition to not having full control in trading the focus on permanent work that he does can also be disrupted. choosing long-term trading is the only way that both can be done and can be more calm not to disturb the regular work that must be done every day

It's hard to keep the balance between full time job and trading. It's always that other one that distracts you and if you are not commited fully you will not have good results in neither of them. So if you don't have intention to quit your daily job or get fired it's better that you choose type of trading that is not so demanding on.a daily basis.
I agree that long term trading could be solution but you will also need to count on lower profit.

Trading and having full time job isn't not a big task, because these days different applications are there to serve the portfolio development with ease. Day job will be fun filled, and when you consider trading to give similar earning as day job then it is difficult even with the help of applications. When it comes to trading time spend in analyzing and predicting the growth is the one that keeps the portfolio strong relative to the market coincidence with the real growth.

[universe_]

If you have a full-time job, you should first identify if you're a swing trader, momentum trader, or bounce trader. Once you decide what kind of trading you are, the second thing you need to do is to know what kind of trading setups you're going to use to match you. Due to your full-time job, you are busy in the day so you can find a trading setup that can be used even if you don't monitor your portfolio. It's really hard to manage, but I'm sure you'll get used to it.

[GideonGono]

If you have a full-time job, you should first identify if you're a swing trader, momentum trader, or bounce trader. Once you decide what kind of trading you are, the second thing you need to do is to know what kind of trading setups you're going to use to match you. Due to your full-time job, you are busy in the day so you can find a trading setup that can be used even if you don't monitor your portfolio. It's really hard to manage, but I'm sure you'll get used to it.

But the only thing he can do is to on alarm from his notification where he can notice if he gonna hold his token or gonna sell but it was too hard to trade if you have a full time. I suggested to use top 10 coins instead for make you less risk from dumping the coin too much.

[iram3130]

If you have to concentrate completely on your job for whole day then it will be hard to trade, I used to do this using Blockfolio app with alerts put on to target prices according to what I feel is support and resistance. I have also put alerts on prices of different exchanges where I believe the pumps or dumps happen earlier than bigger exchanges. Its not easy to do that, but can do if you have all the exchange apps on mobile.

[Kevondo]

If you have to concentrate completely on your job for whole day then it will be hard to trade, I used to do this using Blockfolio app with alerts put on to target prices according to what I feel is support and resistance. I have also put alerts on prices of different exchanges where I believe the pumps or dumps happen earlier than bigger exchanges. Its not easy to do that, but can do if you have all the exchange apps on mobile.

Exchange apps, alarms, reminders and all notification devices can help you to deal with this matter. Beside these things, your personal knowledge about the business is also very important. That knowledge will help you to put notifications for pumps and dumps, than that alerts will help you further. If the nature of your job is very tough than it will be hard for you to manage both things.

[Wexlike]

If you have to concentrate completely on your job for whole day then it will be hard to trade, I used to do this using Blockfolio app with alerts put on to target prices according to what I feel is support and resistance. I have also put alerts on prices of different exchanges where I believe the pumps or dumps happen earlier than bigger exchanges. Its not easy to do that, but can do if you have all the exchange apps on mobile.

I don't think it makes sense to trade "full-time" when you are already occupied by a regular job. In that case I would prefer to fire and forget, meaning buy and hodl without really thinking of it.

I noticed many of my hard working friends lost a pile of money by not transferring fork coins immediately to BTC or just skipping other airdrops and thinks that require some attention and passion. So there is a cost to everything I guess.

[Omega Weapon]

If you have to concentrate completely on your job for whole day then it will be hard to trade, I used to do this using Blockfolio app with alerts put on to target prices according to what I feel is support and resistance. I have also put alerts on prices of different exchanges where I believe the pumps or dumps happen earlier than bigger exchanges. Its not easy to do that, but can do if you have all the exchange apps on mobile.

I don't think it makes sense to trade "full-time" when you are already occupied by a regular job. In that case I would prefer to fire and forget, meaning buy and hodl without really thinking of it.

I noticed many of my hard working friends lost a pile of money by not transferring fork coins immediately to BTC or just skipping other airdrops and thinks that require some attention and passion. So there is a cost to everything I guess.

Besides it is not really necessary to become a full time trader, you can make a lot of money by just watching bitcoin at the end of your day and taking a decision based on what you see, this means you are going to hold your trades for months but that is fine since you are going to become very profitable with a minimum amount of effort and that is something that many of us have been looking for a very long time and trading is one of the few activities that can help us fulfil that goal.

[TIDOVEE]

If you are a trader it is very important to get fast and accurate information to monitor your coin movements.
I use the blockfolio app, very good to use and complete with interesting information.
The application I use trader is Z trader.

Yes, for you to be successful in this trade, you have to create time to be abreast of necessary information on your coin movement, if not you may have a lot losses. The app is available to help you monitor while it update you at every moment, and at this, you must still create time to follow the App in order to achieve a meaningful trade.you can't eat your cake and have it.

[Shasha80]

It is true that the difficulty for traders who have full time jobs is to manage time efficiently in order to get maximum results.
In my view if on weekdays the time feels very crowded, because the focus is on the main work. So from that when weekdays try
optimize apps in the Google Store to be used on your smartphones, such as the Tab Trader which can monitor market prices easily.
Because if we open a smartphone it won't take a lot of time. And for weekends it's easier to manage time because it's a holiday,
there should be no problem. Or if you want to really easily manage your time, you can trade long-term it is very doable by
busy people though.

[mamahdedeh]

If you are a trader it is very important to get fast and accurate information to monitor your coin movements.
I use the blockfolio app, very good to use and complete with interesting information.
The application I use trader is Z trader.

Yes, for you to be successful in this trade, you have to create time to be abreast of necessary information on your coin movement, if not you may have a lot losses. The app is available to help you monitor while it update you at every moment, and at this, you must still create time to follow the App in order to achieve a meaningful trade.you can't eat your cake and have it.

it applies to daily trading, where we must always monitor price developments, unfortunately few people can concentrate on two things simultaneously, so for those who are busy concentrating on offline work I think they can choose medium or long term trading

[KnightElite]

If you have to concentrate completely on your job for whole day then it will be hard to trade, I used to do this using Blockfolio app with alerts put on to target prices according to what I feel is support and resistance. I have also put alerts on prices of different exchanges where I believe the pumps or dumps happen earlier than bigger exchanges. Its not easy to do that, but can do if you have all the exchange apps on mobile.

I don't think it makes sense to trade "full-time" when you are already occupied by a regular job. In that case I would prefer to fire and forget, meaning buy and hodl without really thinking of it.

I noticed many of my hard working friends lost a pile of money by not transferring fork coins immediately to BTC or just skipping other airdrops and thinks that require some attention and passion. So there is a cost to everything I guess.

Besides it is not really necessary to become a full time trader, you can make a lot of money by just watching bitcoin at the end of your day and taking a decision based on what you see, this means you are going to hold your trades for months but that is fine since you are going to become very profitable with a minimum amount of effort and that is something that many of us have been looking for a very long time and trading is one of the few activities that can help us fulfil that goal.

There is a misconception about being full time trader, they thought that full time trading is required to monitor that market everytime. I'm a full time trade and I also have day job. I can manage those both at the same time because I commitment and passion. Even if I have day job, I can still focus in trading because I have alerts where I can be updated every time in the market. But for those who want to have advance technical analysis skill, it is better if you will allocate morr time in studying about trading.

[fiulpro]

Okay so when we talk about portfolios we can think about the fact that the holidays are a great time to enter some projects , you can even go abroad and invest some money into it , at the same time in your own company you can state your intentions and then actively participate and get the pass from your seniors .
You could also work in various projects in your same job because jobs are not just limited to doing the desk work , just like the university you just need to earn some credits .