Be a newbie trader. I avoided losing money. how?

[Xiroartoni]

When you are a newbie you can refer to something on tradingview.com
1.Technical:

RSI (Relative Strength Index) (14): RSI <30, oversold => should buy. RSI> 70 - overbought, you should not buy at this time.
Fibonacci: There are Support and Resist. When prices hit the S, P, R levels, the price will rebound, so You pay attention around S, P, R levels.
You should buy (support) and sell (resist) around these areas.

2.Chart:
The result is Bollinger Bands.
You can refer to the Bollinger Bands here: http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school:technical_indicators:bollinger_bands

These are just some of the simplest indicators for beginners to trade as they are to have safe levels, avoid losing money.
I am also a newbie sharing knowledge so expect people to help. Thank you for reading  

Great tool. I also use it very often. However, at least 3 instruments should be used to reduce risks. They will give more accurate information and chart movement. Recently studied one tool, which is called a block of orders. This is a very cool thing. I advise you to read and experiment with it. You will start to see the market very differently.

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[bisdak40]

a good start, please try ... But based on practice, that method is not very accurate. but it doesn't hurt you try it ...

Yes it would not hurt, you will only lose money but what you will gained is a very precious one and that is experience. No matter how long you read tutorials if you don't apply it, it is useless. Don't be afraid to jump in the pool, you will learn to swim after some tries.

[mornabo]

a good start, please try ... But based on practice, that method is not very accurate. but it doesn't hurt you try it ...

Yes it would not hurt, you will only lose money but what you will gained is a very precious one and that is experience. No matter how long you read tutorials if you don't apply it, it is useless. Don't be afraid to jump in the pool, you will learn to swim after some tries.

Thats right, without practice and trying then everything you learn is just a theory and not proven, try to implement what you read
about the strategy and your analysis, try trading of course with a small capital first, experience will give you more lessons

[Julunguul]

Learning is continuous and I have learned from this. For most airdrops who earned their tokens from airdrops, they find it unnecessary to learn trading rather is to find out where a coin is listed and jump to sell. But like ever other skills, Crypto trading needs learning and mastering the skills of trading. Once again, thank you for sharing.

That's right, as a beginner in crypto, especially if you are a beginner in trading, there is nothing we can achieve without a process, and of course there is no real trader who can profit without ever losing. All you can do is minimize it.

[rocketbits]

When you are a newbie you can refer to something on tradingview.com
1.Technical:

RSI (Relative Strength Index) (14): RSI <30, oversold => should buy. RSI> 70 - overbought, you should not buy at this time.
Fibonacci: There are Support and Resist. When prices hit the S, P, R levels, the price will rebound, so You pay attention around S, P, R levels.
You should buy (support) and sell (resist) around these areas.

2.Chart:
The result is Bollinger Bands.
You can refer to the Bollinger Bands here: http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school:technical_indicators:bollinger_bands

These are just some of the simplest indicators for beginners to trade as they are to have safe levels, avoid losing money.
I am also a newbie sharing knowledge so expect people to help. Thank you for reading  

That’s really nice. I never knew about this TradingView of a thing when I was a newbie, although I didn’t get to lose much and everything I lost I did recover them all back. But this right here really would have helped me if I did know something about it. Only get to know about this year, and I have been checking it out, pretty helpful.

[electron-coin]

I also use these indicators as the main ones. Another of the indicators is very convenient for me is Ishimoku cloud.
But first of all, for price analysis I use figures of technical analysis , it is their correct reading that gives me a basic understanding of where the price will move.
For trading on small time frames (and for additional analysis on large time frames), I use candlestick analysis.

[rebrik7]

When you are a newbie you can refer to something on tradingview.com
1.Technical:

RSI (Relative Strength Index) (14): RSI <30, oversold => should buy. RSI> 70 - overbought, you should not buy at this time.
Fibonacci: There are Support and Resist. When prices hit the S, P, R levels, the price will rebound, so You pay attention around S, P, R levels.
You should buy (support) and sell (resist) around these areas.

2.Chart:
The result is Bollinger Bands.
You can refer to the Bollinger Bands here: http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school:technical_indicators:bollinger_bands

These are just some of the simplest indicators for beginners to trade as they are to have safe levels, avoid losing money.
I am also a newbie sharing knowledge so expect people to help. Thank you for reading  

That’s really nice. I never knew about this TradingView of a thing when I was a newbie, although I didn’t get to lose much and everything I lost I did recover them all back. But this right here really would have helped me if I did know something about it. Only get to know about this year, and I have been checking it out, pretty helpful.

How did you come to market without knowledge about even RSI indicator? Because this knowledge is necessary for the trader as air.