How did you start trading?

[Golftech]

I started trading in 2017 absolutely intuitively, after the Bitcoin began to fall, I started reading and studying margin trading.

Me too. Even I earn in the uptrend of Bitcoin that time but I still got loss because I didn't study how to trade very well. At first I gain almost x3 of my capital because that time all crypto currency goes up but because I'm happy in trading, I became so over confident and that time I lose.

It will help a lot doing much deeper studying to understand more about this industry. Most of those who fails forget about learning different approaches in terms of allowing themselves to be more adjustable, some do diving without any ideas regarding to this business and lose their invested money, while others uses this experience to learn things so they can proceed and make something good for their future. Start right and you'll prosper and succeed.

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[hahay]

I started trading in 2017 absolutely intuitively, after the Bitcoin began to fall, I started reading and studying margin trading.

Me too. Even I earn in the uptrend of Bitcoin that time but I still got loss because I didn't study how to trade very well. At first I gain almost x3 of my capital because that time all crypto currency goes up but because I'm happy in trading, I became so over confident and that time I lose.

It will help a lot doing much deeper studying to understand more about this industry. Most of those who fails forget about learning different approaches in terms of allowing themselves to be more adjustable, some do diving without any ideas regarding to this business and lose their invested money, while others uses this experience to learn things so they can proceed and make something good for their future. Start right and you'll prosper and succeed.

It would be better when you have experienced friends, so that you get a guide that will at least make your money profitable in trading in this industry. So, learning to gain experience is the best way about this and when you are aware of everything and have confidence in all the decisions made, then trading you do will be much better as time goes by.

[wxxyrqa]

In 2016, trading seemed easier, as all new projects showed good results in the cryptocurrency market, as well as positive information about the new technology that was conquering the world sounded in the information space.  At that time, not enough experience was required to have good incomes, but just needed to have the basic basics of trade.

[bustedsynx]

In 2016, trading seemed easier, as all new projects showed good results in the cryptocurrency market, as well as positive information about the new technology that was conquering the world sounded in the information space.  At that time, not enough experience was required to have good incomes, but just needed to have the basic basics of trade.

Trading is harder now because of all the bots and because of the leverage trading. The ability to short cryptocurrencies places extra sell pressure on an otherwise illiquid market (as compared to legacy markets).

[esofelap]

I started trading in 2017 absolutely intuitively, after the Bitcoin began to fall, I started reading and studying margin trading.

Me too. Even I earn in the uptrend of Bitcoin that time but I still got loss because I didn't study how to trade very well. At first I gain almost x3 of my capital because that time all crypto currency goes up but because I'm happy in trading, I became so over confident and that time I lose.

It will help a lot doing much deeper studying to understand more about this industry. Most of those who fails forget about learning different approaches in terms of allowing themselves to be more adjustable, some do diving without any ideas regarding to this business and lose their invested money, while others uses this experience to learn things so they can proceed and make something good for their future. Start right and you'll prosper and succeed.

I’m constantly wondering if it’s too late to study at the age of 35? Maybe it's too late and I need to forget about this venture?

[bitcoinst]

I started by exploring several famous traders who led telegram channels and provided paid access to their private channels with signals and analytics.
As a result, I began to trade on signals in parallel studying the analyst and the market.

[esofelap]

I started by exploring several famous traders who led telegram channels and provided paid access to their private channels with signals and analytics.
As a result, I began to trade on signals in parallel studying the analyst and the market.

Really, is there a profit from trading signals? As far as I know in most of them are scammers.

[esofelap]

Hello traders! 

I would like to know how you started trading? Any interesting articles,
videos or guides that you found helpful before you started?
Can you share your opinions and experiences please?


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My first exchange market ia CCEX. I am doing bounties and my first time to exchange it there. However, my first received bounty is too low and from what I read here in bitcoinralk, it is better to hold it first and wait for the price of my coin to go up. It is not long that the price I wet goes up to my targeted value so I was able to trade and exchange it the way I expected. That's the start of my trading journey while reading basic trading too.

There is no single answer, each trader trades in his own way. There are many useful articles and videos online. I think you will succeed, good luck.

[Bob Smith]

I’m constantly wondering if it’s too late to study at the age of 35? Maybe it's too late and I need to forget about this venture?

There is no age barrier to learning in fact you know how to manage the money wisely at this age. If you really have a passion to be a part of this field, then nothing can stop you. Wish you best!

[yesyes18]

I personally learned trading by just following the market. Initially, i thought reading a lot anf watching plenty videos could help but I later realized me getting involved was the best move. I  did try to read up on why the market nade a certain move and then I learn from it. Did that over and over again till i understood things. And note: always have patience.

[udidrone]

I personally learned trading by just following the market. Initially, i thought reading a lot anf watching plenty videos could help but I later realized me getting involved was the best move. I  did try to read up on why the market nade a certain move and then I learn from it. Did that over and over again till i understood things. And note: always have patience.

I think your reason is good, when we like something we can be expert in that thing because we love what we doing. It is still better than people who start trading only because see the others get success, and want money in instant way.

[awik p]

I personally learned trading by just following the market. Initially, i thought reading a lot anf watching plenty videos could help but I later realized me getting involved was the best move. I  did try to read up on why the market nade a certain move and then I learn from it. Did that over and over again till i understood things. And note: always have patience.

I think your reason is good, when we like something we can be expert in that thing because we love what we doing. It is still better than people who start trading only because see the others get success, and want money in instant way.

to become an experienced trader, indeed we must pass the problems encountered and must be able to solve them. if an error occurs in the analysis, of course we must obey the analysis that has been planned and then evaluated. By always evaluating, I think we will automatically memorize the characteristics of the market

[Tungsten-1]

I personally learned trading by just following the market. Initially, i thought reading a lot anf watching plenty videos could help but I later realized me getting involved was the best move. I  did try to read up on why the market nade a certain move and then I learn from it. Did that over and over again till i understood things. And note: always have patience.

I think your reason is good, when we like something we can be expert in that thing because we love what we doing. It is still better than people who start trading only because see the others get success, and want money in instant way.

to become an experienced trader, indeed we must pass the problems encountered and must be able to solve them. if an error occurs in the analysis, of course we must obey the analysis that has been planned and then evaluated. By always evaluating, I think we will automatically memorize the characteristics of the market

Yes those who pass through the problems get experienced one and the most important thing is to learn it properly first. Trading is a mixture of knowledge, experience and learning from them. At first i started from long term trading and time to time try to learn every important thing like time to buy and trade for this we will have to analyse the market.

[HatakeKakashi]

3 years since my journey in trading started, I remembered I don't have enough knowledge when I entered in trading.  There's a time that I quit but I go back again and that's the time that I do search about trading like watching videos in youtube in trading and asking some tips and now my knowledge already grow. I don't see any article now related to crypto trading but for sure they have  but for now you can watch if you want.

[Renampun]

this is how I started trading,
before becoming a housewife. I ever work in one of the brokerage companies in my city,
each of us was given training on charts, guidelines, marketing, and how to serve customers,
in that company, I gained knowledge about trading and mentality of a trader,
after having an experience I tried to trade myself, then was interested in crypto trading.

[Wonder_woman]

I started trading when I learned to my sister that it has a good income. It attracts me the profit to save little by little in every trade but its a big money when you sell it. That's why lm really thankful to l found out how to trade. Im not good enough to trade but lm happy to have an income in every trade.

[Greed Dev]

I think your question is very good, I have had questions and suggestions like you, to learn or search for information, I personally have a lot of resources such as internet: google, youtube, forums like bitcointalk... or you can also read to accumulate knowledge. In addition, you should also trade small to learn the experience for later that will be useful practical lessons. After having enough knowledge and experience, you will be more confident and easier to succeed in every transaction

[CarnagexD]

Hello traders! 

I would like to know how you started trading? Any interesting articles,
videos or guides that you found helpful before you started?
Can you share your opinions and experiences please?

I started to do trading because of my friend but before I started doing it. I just started to join in some bounty campaign then the token that I have earn is will be used in my trading activity. I ask my friend if he can help to do trading and he just help a little then I explore it by my own. Lastly, I still study doing trading because I also want to become professional trader.

[gabbie2010]

I started trading as far back as in 2015 with forex trading I started learning it through a site called babypips where you can learn trading from elementary  stage up to advance level its was a good experience and I learned a lot about both fundamental and technical aspect of trading, thereafter I registered with a  forex broker and started practicing via demo, it wasn't easy initially due to my over reliance of lagging indicators for my trading which ended in losses in most the time, however after a period of time I do away with those indicators and studied candlestick patterns plus price action which I depended on to take trading decisions.

[bouren]

I started trading with the help from my friend. He introduced me to cryptocurrencies and we together made some quick dollars from different sources. Once we had enough capital to start, we signed up for Bittrex. For few intital days, we relied on Pump/Dump groups but soon realized these groups can't be trusted. We lost like 20-25% of our capital. Then we shifted to self-inspection method and lurking through some threads and websites, we chose 4 coins and invested in them. It turns good for us and we doubled our investment. Soon after, we started learning Technical Analysis and since then we mostly invest by reading charts and trends.