I'm a full-time crypto trader. Here're my recent trades & answers to questions

[Crypto4ka]

Hey.  I'm Mark, a full time trader. I will publish here my usual trades and any trading stuff I find useful (e.g. price analysis). This is result of several years of experience and the hints shared by my friends working at hedge fund. I've never believed that trading can become such a solid income source, but it's all possible.  Probably the info being posted here will be useful for you and also will motivate me more to push myself beyond my limits.

Follow me on Twitter to keep up with the latest trades, get price analysis and other trading hints:
https://twitter.com/MarkRobTrades

It's funny how some people would think that day trading is easy because they see those are doing it full time and they now wants to jump on it and leave their office work to become a full time day trader. If you are one of those that are thinking such, maybe just because you saw ops post and you now think it is easy, stop thinking like that because this is a lot of work and if you're not careful you're going to be losing.

Day trading requires a lot of work before you can get perfect in it. So if you are considering to be a trader, i will advise you to first start it as part time job and see how much ypu can make from it, if you're okay, then you can start considering going full time into it.

Yeah. This is a good suggestion.
As for ops.. looks like he is experienced enough to leave the job

But that's tremendous work...

[Mark_R]

Closed long position on $BTC (opened yesterday).  
Waiting for more movements, that's getting more interesting

[yvesp110]

Hey.  I'm Mark, a full time trader. I will publish here my usual trades and any trading stuff I find useful (e.g. price analysis). This is result of several years of experience and the hints shared by my friends working at hedge fund. I've never believed that trading can become such a solid income source, but it's all possible.  Probably the info being posted here will be useful for you and also will motivate me more to push myself beyond my limits.

Follow me on Twitter to keep up with the latest trades, get price analysis and other trading hints:
https://twitter.com/MarkRobTrades

It's funny how some people would think that day trading is easy because they see those are doing it full time and they now wants to jump on it and leave their office work to become a full time day trader. If you are one of those that are thinking such, maybe just because you saw ops post and you now think it is easy, stop thinking like that because this is a lot of work and if you're not careful you're going to be losing.

Day trading requires a lot of work before you can get perfect in it. So if you are considering to be a trader, i will advise you to first start it as part time job and see how much ypu can make from it, if you're okay, then you can start considering going full time into it.

Yeah. This is a good suggestion.
As for ops.. looks like he is experienced enough to leave the job

But that's tremendous work...

I think it really needs you to be risk taker and this ability is very important in the crypto market. People might feel insecure to leave their jobs and get involved in the crypto trading but I think once you pass this limit of restriction, you can get started and can make money slowly and gradually. That being said, it is a good idea to trade crypto but you also need to have plan B for daily expenditure.

[syamster]

Hey.  I'm Mark, a full time trader. I will publish here my usual trades and any trading stuff I find useful (e.g. price analysis). This is result of several years of experience and the hints shared by my friends working at hedge fund. I've never believed that trading can become such a solid income source, but it's all possible.  Probably the info being posted here will be useful for you and also will motivate me more to push myself beyond my limits.

Follow me on Twitter to keep up with the latest trades, get price analysis and other trading hints:
https://twitter.com/MarkRobTrades

It's funny how some people would think that day trading is easy because they see those are doing it full time and they now wants to jump on it and leave their office work to become a full time day trader. If you are one of those that are thinking such, maybe just because you saw ops post and you now think it is easy, stop thinking like that because this is a lot of work and if you're not careful you're going to be losing.

Day trading requires a lot of work before you can get perfect in it. So if you are considering to be a trader, i will advise you to first start it as part time job and see how much ypu can make from it, if you're okay, then you can start considering going full time into it.

Yeah. This is a good suggestion.
As for ops.. looks like he is experienced enough to leave the job

But that's tremendous work...

I think we will not have to leave our job for the sake of trading we know we can trade in our spare time of the day, when you buy some coin it is important to keep it safe for long term, so in day we can carry our job and at night we can easily earn in trading, so be with both quitting your job is not good decision according to me, to become full time trade choose trading as your profession than and trade on high level.

[Mark_R]

Hey.  I'm Mark, a full time trader. I will publish here my usual trades and any trading stuff I find useful (e.g. price analysis). This is result of several years of experience and the hints shared by my friends working at hedge fund. I've never believed that trading can become such a solid income source, but it's all possible.  Probably the info being posted here will be useful for you and also will motivate me more to push myself beyond my limits.

Follow me on Twitter to keep up with the latest trades, get price analysis and other trading hints:
https://twitter.com/MarkRobTrades

It's funny how some people would think that day trading is easy because they see those are doing it full time and they now wants to jump on it and leave their office work to become a full time day trader. If you are one of those that are thinking such, maybe just because you saw ops post and you now think it is easy, stop thinking like that because this is a lot of work and if you're not careful you're going to be losing.

Day trading requires a lot of work before you can get perfect in it. So if you are considering to be a trader, i will advise you to first start it as part time job and see how much ypu can make from it, if you're okay, then you can start considering going full time into it.

Yeah. This is a good suggestion.
As for ops.. looks like he is experienced enough to leave the job

But that's tremendous work...

I think it really needs you to be risk taker and this ability is very important in the crypto market. People might feel insecure to leave their jobs and get involved in the crypto trading but I think once you pass this limit of restriction, you can get started and can make money slowly and gradually. That being said, it is a good idea to trade crypto but you also need to have plan B for daily expenditure.

Exactly. Even having your job leaved you'd better have a plan for emergency cases
Thus, you apply Risk management in your live as well

[Mark_R]

Shorting after that crazy bull rally.
Did anyone entered at 13,700?

[Mark_R]

It was a great bull performance of $ETH, but now it is a short time

[Mark_R]

Next short is for BTC. Increased the position after a strong support breakout

[Mark_R]

Keeping an eye on BTC strong levels. $10400 and $11400 breakouts may change the game

[CryptoDuckDunk]

Next short is for BTC. Increased the position after a strong support breakout

https://i.postimg.cc/9XBf7nMX/ETH2019-06-29-10-34-56.jpg

love your trades. thank you for sharing
btw, why you always increasing the position? isn't it easier to enter the full amount at once...?

[Mark_R]

Next short is for BTC. Increased the position after a strong support breakout

love your trades. thank you for sharing
btw, why you always increasing the position? isn't it easier to enter the full amount at once...?

It reduces a risk a lot

1) when you are not sure in entery you are increasing the position by parts (pyramid)
2) when you are not sure when to close the trade, close it by parts (reversal pryamid)

This way, you are increasing profits and cutting losses

[hannahboy]

Hey.  I'm Mark, a full time trader. I will publish here my usual trades and any trading stuff I find useful (e.g. price analysis). This is result of several years of experience and the hints shared by my friends working at hedge fund. I've never believed that trading can become such a solid income source, but it's all possible.  Probably the info being posted here will be useful for you and also will motivate me more to push myself beyond my limits.

Follow me on Twitter to keep up with the latest trades, get price analysis and other trading hints:
https://twitter.com/MarkRobTrades

That's really cool, I don't make that much from trading… I am hoping that some day I will get perfect in trading and be able to earn a lot of money from it like other traders. Although I'm not ready to quit my job just because of trading, I believe that after work I still have enough time to focus on trading and earn some money out of it. For me, I just need trading as a part time job and not really as a full time job. Even if what I'm getting from it is more than what I'm being paid at work, I don't think that's enough reason for me to quit my job… NahNah.

[Mark_R]

Bouble bottom pattern at BTC opened!
Enter when you see upwards movement (the second bottom almost formed)
Still in the position waiting a right moment to close

[Mark_R]

BTC double bottom pattern
Closed a half of the position at $11500
P.S. Closing a position by part (reversal pyramid) is used when you are not sure in further price movements, so you:
-fix a part of the profits
-leave opportunities to earn more

[4IRIK]

BTC double bottom pattern
Closed a half of the position at $11500
P.S. Closing a position by part (reversal pyramid) is used when you are not sure in further price movements, so you:
-fix a part of the profits
-leave opportunities to earn more

Looks perfect
what's average profit from each trade? your balance seems increasing so gradually, wish I could do so...

[Mark_R]

BTC double bottom pattern
Closed a half of the position at $11500
P.S. Closing a position by part (reversal pyramid) is used when you are not sure in further price movements, so you:
-fix a part of the profits
-leave opportunities to earn more

Looks perfect
what's average profit from each trade? your balance seems increasing so gradually, wish I could do so...

For this trade for a half of it it was $1100. But for each it depends. It would be not logical to calculate average
Overall results are presented above

[Mark_R]

Hey, just now closed all the positions on BTC at $11800
See the trade screens below, did it online
So, one double bottom trade was $1,100+$1,133 = $2,233

Not bad, BTC, continue

[Samwise_Coingee]

Hey, just now closed all the positions on BTC at $11800
See the trade screens below, did it online
So, one double bottom trade was $1,100+$1,133 = $2,233

Not bad, BTC, continue

https://i.postimg.cc/kg37HPbf/BTCDouble0407.jpg

Man that's beautiful
Followed your twitter

[Mark_R]

ETH 's trade. Entered on the breakout of downwards trendline

[Mark_R]

Great and useful recommendations for novices to begin to understand how to buy and sell on the market digital assets, which eliminates a lot of intermediaries for development projects

It's not easy to start. With enough efforts you gonna soar!