Trading full time

[LogitechMouse]

Trading full time has some risk on it especially if you are a newbie on it. It will take time before you learn the basics of it. It needs many books, many videos and many mentors to become a professional one. Take note that trading isn't for anyone so if you feel that you are always losing in trading then the best thing to do is to just stop trading and find another thing to do.

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[Negotiation]

Trading full time has some risk on it especially if you are a newbie on it. It will take time before you learn the basics of it. It needs many books, many videos and many mentors to become a professional one. Take note that trading isn't for anyone so if you feel that you are always losing in trading then the best thing to do is to just stop trading and find another thing to do.

Learn obviously agree all of the point out basically someone profitable thinking are so Dangerous Things Honest mentors may  be help to be make professional trader (may be experience mentors). other hand mentor are fake not professional so lost everything.
 

[RealMalatesta]

Having multiple income streams is good and I can go full time if I want with trading but my skill isn't enough so I can say that I'm still far from being full time. And even I can tell that I'm already good in trading and can make more than my daily job.

I wouldn't give it up, as long as I'm able to receive salary with daily job I'm good with that. I have plenty of spare time which I can dedicate for trading. But once when I get exhausted with my job that would change everything and if I can finally settle with trading and having stable profit with other source of income through investments and businesses, I think I'll go full time if time permits.

It depends on the kind of job that you are opportune to do, there are some jobs that would never give you chance to trade and you know that there is no point gambling with trade.

I mean using gut instinct to trade rather than trading with technical analysis, which you know that technical analysis also takes lots of time and attention if you really want to get anything meaningful from those charts  we see, and this makes bot preferable for some people that are interest in working but their job is not fully in support of it, so being a full time trader is good, but most suitable for those who has worked for a while and probably has had enough savings that could take them through the time they will fully get use to the trading, but trading part time is cool, but little profit usually comes out of it.

[iMark]

I am not working with trading full time, because I don't like to quit my offline job for a risky domain like trading. I am making some money from time as an additional income, but to feed my family I need a stable income, and in my view trading cryptocurrencies can't offer you a stable income monthly.

Yeah whatever you said i am agree with you.
Also only trading is really not a reliable source of income.
It's almost appreciable until and unless you survive for yourself.
But if you wanna feed your family,then you need to really find a job.
Always have faith on yourself.
Hope you understands this.

See trading as a risky job and the income that is not always steady. then living from trading or working full time in trading is risky. especially if you have a family to feed. then your responsibility is getting bigger and it is a big pressure for a trader. if I were you I would think so too. but a trader required to have free time and lots time to analysis, isnt it ? Are that 2 jobs not interrupting you?

[Mehr Sher]

Trading full time is not something required. As trading is a kind of luxurious business that we don’t require to put time into. We can do it with several other stuff and it’s the thing that makes it so good. I love doing trading as my primary way of making money but yet I have plenty of time with doing all other things. I do all kind of trading especially Crypto Trading since I love it and kind of stuff that could give you some seriously good chance of making money.

[BabyBoss]

Reality check - what does it take to replace your day job?

You're out there, busting your ass, working full time to pay the bills.

On top of that, you spend a few hours trading in the evenings, and on weekends.

You’ve got a trade strategy that works, making profit as you go, and yet...

You spend 40+ hours a week working to make someone else rich.

What the hell for?

Is it the safety of a steady paycheck? Or the comfort of job security? Maybe you’re not being honest with yourself about whether or not your strategy works.

If that’s enough for you, so be it.

But it’s not for me.

Replacing that safe salary or consistent hourly wage takes only two things.

First, it takes just a little bit of math. This is really just to help with the second thing.

The math is the easy part.

Take your salary, boil it down to what you earn per day.

Chances are that it's not a very big number.

Example -
You earn 60k/year, the average American income
You work 5 days a week, 50 weeks a year - 250 days
60k/250 days = $240

When you break it down like that, replacing it becomes achievable in your mind. That mindset is way more important than the number above.

The second thing you need before you go full time is a solid plan.

That plan should include saving enough money to not have to stress about the day to day expenses.

It should also detail the minimum amount of profit you need to earn so that you can both live the lifestyle you want to live, and to keep growing your stack.

Then it’s just a matter of putting in the work to make it happen.

How close are you to going full time?

Trading full time is a good way to success because trading is really gives income.lf you just really want to be rich here it can to trading  just be patiently monitor the price so that you can trade and save it as you wait for the price increase coming.

[Iceblast]

Being trading in full time is good but only if you have skills so you can survive in any conditions. If you choose to be a full-time trader, but you don't have skills, and you don't want to learn, then you will say goodbye to your life very soon because you cannot survive. I am sure that many of us have already become a full-time trader and they have their time to analyze with their skills so they can find a good time to enter the market. You need to have a big effort to get in the market so you can trade without any problem and you can get a profit many times.

learning and skills become a real package that must be owned by traders full time, now I think it might be one of the best things, but right now I don't think it can be instant to do learning about crypto and it must require a lot of process

[pinkpanther03]

Replacing your real comfort zone whether you are employed or not, if you are decided  to proceed as full time trading, you should know or consider many things in trading field industry.  Just the most important is that you know the consequences of trading in crypto or bitcoin world mate because this is not an easy things bear that in your mind. I'm wishing you to succeed on your new career here dude.

[ethereumhunter]

Being trading in full time is good but only if you have skills so you can survive in any conditions. If you choose to be a full-time trader, but you don't have skills, and you don't want to learn, then you will say goodbye to your life very soon because you cannot survive. I am sure that many of us have already become a full-time trader and they have their time to analyze with their skills so they can find a good time to enter the market. You need to have a big effort to get in the market so you can trade without any problem and you can get a profit many times.

learning and skills become a real package that must be owned by traders full time, now I think it might be one of the best things, but right now I don't think it can be instant to do learning about crypto and it must require a lot of process

There is always a process for learning about crypto. We need to spend time to learn so we can master what we learn. We cannot get an instant way to be a pro trader even if we learn so hard from many sources. We need to be patient while we learn and don't forget that to be master or pro trader, we need to practice to trade in the real market so we can see every situation that will be happening in the market. Besides that, we can know what we have to do related to the market situation.

[jossiel]

It depends on the kind of job that you are opportune to do, there are some jobs that would never give you chance to trade and you know that there is no point gambling with trade.

I mean using gut instinct to trade rather than trading with technical analysis, which you know that technical analysis also takes lots of time and attention if you really want to get anything meaningful from those charts  we see, and this makes bot preferable for some people that are interest in working but their job is not fully in support of it, so being a full time trader is good, but most suitable for those who has worked for a while and probably has had enough savings that could take them through the time they will fully get use to the trading, but trading part time is cool, but little profit usually comes out of it.

What are those jobs that doesn't allow you to trade? I've heard about this before when the news about Jamie Dimon was hot but it turns out that the company itself was the one that conducts trade.

Otherwise, what are the kind of jobs that doesn't give you the authority to trade? you may get tired from your work but if others still can take time to trade, we also can. There's only 8-9 hours for full time jobs to spend whilst there's a 24 hours within the day so I'm curious to know what kind of job is that.

[sana54210]

It is Imperative to have a side business apart from crypto and I think this is very important to have side business because trading is way too uncertain and to be able to enjoy rolling in crypto, one needs to have income flow from another business. If you have the ability to trade the coins in long term or hodl for long and then trade them, you can make good money.

I agree with you to some level but when it comes to business, it is really not easy to startup one without capital, and no matter how little the capital may be, you still cannot compare the amount that is needed to start trading  to what is needed to start business, with $100, it would not get you anywhere in business, but with that same amount, you can start trading with it and build it to a very high level within a short period of time.

When it comes to business and trading, trading only requires your strategy and within a matter of few second, you can start making money, But business, you have to keep convincing a whole lots of people before you can think of getting people to start buying your product not to talk of making profit.

[South Park]

It depends on the kind of job that you are opportune to do, there are some jobs that would never give you chance to trade and you know that there is no point gambling with trade.

I mean using gut instinct to trade rather than trading with technical analysis, which you know that technical analysis also takes lots of time and attention if you really want to get anything meaningful from those charts  we see, and this makes bot preferable for some people that are interest in working but their job is not fully in support of it, so being a full time trader is good, but most suitable for those who has worked for a while and probably has had enough savings that could take them through the time they will fully get use to the trading, but trading part time is cool, but little profit usually comes out of it.

What are those jobs that doesn't allow you to trade? I've heard about this before when the news about Jamie Dimon was hot but it turns out that the company itself was the one that conducts trade.

Otherwise, what are the kind of jobs that doesn't give you the authority to trade? you may get tired from your work but if others still can take time to trade, we also can. There's only 8-9 hours for full time jobs to spend whilst there's a 24 hours within the day so I'm curious to know what kind of job is that.

There are many ways to trade the markets, if someone has a job and they believe they do not have the time needed to trade then this is most likely because they have a mistaken idea of what trading entails, they believe that a full time trader is watching charts all day and that if he blinks he may miss an opportunity in some markets, but there are traders that are using daily charts and only trade at the beginning or the end of the day and this only takes them a few minutes per day and there are even some traders that use weekly charts and only dedicate a few minutes per week.

[evader11]

Full-time trading is not easy fulltime trading professionally hard to make maximum people explain that trading means profit huge finally this formula is not working because someone does not handle market. other hand market tendency are sensitive basically crypto market.

I got your point that trading is so sensitive so that you can say  the formula is not working and because trading is all about prediction. But for me, there is a formula on how to be successful in trading. Professionals knows about that and that's why they make richer because of trading and they are also a full time traders.

[Bunsomjelican]

Trading full time has a similarity with an employee in the company. The difference was that you managed your own time and you don't have any boss. And the profit is all in your hands, no fix amount of daily profit were anytime you can encash it anytime you want if you get a profit at the end of the day. So, it really need time and effort to monitor the chart form time to time.

[Maestro75]

At the moment I am a full-time bounty hunter and trader, not because of my desire, but because of the circumstances, and what I feel is fun because we are not pressured by time and superiors, but we do not have a guaranteed income and if the market is down automatically our assets will also be eroded, so my advice is better to keep working in the real world, and at the same time trading crypto

Unemployment can force someone into compulsory full time trading like you are doing. But I hope you are making something good out of it for a living? You can not guarantee what you get from bounties because sometimes the rewards become shit coins and this is sad.

[Dr.Osh]

At the moment I am a full-time bounty hunter and trader, not because of my desire, but because of the circumstances, and what I feel is fun because we are not pressured by time and superiors, but we do not have a guaranteed income and if the market is down automatically our assets will also be eroded, so my advice is better to keep working in the real world, and at the same time trading crypto

Unemployment can force someone into compulsory full time trading like you are doing. But I hope you are making something good out of it for a living? You can not guarantee what you get from bounties because sometimes the rewards become shit coins and this is sad.

Well, he advised us not to quit our work, Budy. at this time I am also still looking for additional funds from bounty hunters and trading. even though it's like that, it's quite difficult to make an income using trading, and I'm not used to it yet.

full-time trading might be very suitable for those who are very fond of it. but, I think there are still risks. even if I make 100 $ / day, it is a very good thing if I can generate income like that.

[Goodvalony]

this is a full analysis of what life should be about. we work to fulfill someone's dream not ours. i have been out of job for a year and and still contemplating on going back or not. i do trade but not full time i hope i can learn properly on how to trade to become a professional. then i can work with my savings and expenses.

[btcholder]

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Well, you gave your point and it's possible that many people don't think like that. Trade is a free market. Everyone can participant here without any status or higher degree. But this is not possible for now days in the real job market. So it's not easy to think your way. And i think also that it's easy and comfort than real job.

[hahay]

this is a full analysis of what life should be about. we work to fulfill someone's dream not ours. i have been out of job for a year and and still contemplating on going back or not. i do trade but not full time i hope i can learn properly on how to trade to become a professional. then i can work with my savings and expenses.

I think to be a professional trader you must at least be a full-time trader because that way you prove that trading is a work that is highly prioritized for your life. But when you only trade part time you will not be able to become a professional trader, as the struggle should be the key to becoming a successful trader.

[stadus]

this is a full analysis of what life should be about. we work to fulfill someone's dream not ours. i have been out of job for a year and and still contemplating on going back or not. i do trade but not full time i hope i can learn properly on how to trade to become a professional. then i can work with my savings and expenses.

I think to be a professional trader you must at least be a full-time trader because that way you prove that trading is a work that is highly prioritized for your life. But when you only trade part time you will not be able to become a professional trader, as the struggle should be the key to becoming a successful trader.

To be professional, you need to treat trading as your profession, when you are treating it as your profession, you have all your time focus on it.

This is your job actually, you consider it as a long term job for your long term journey where you develop your trading skills to be consistent and to be successful in the long run. I like this kind of job actually but I know my limitation, trading is not for everyone, it's only for those who have the passion and the skills to be successful and of course one should be a risk taker to consider this as a profession.