What every new trader should be focused on

[pelumi20]

I see a lot of newbie traders complain about lack of trading capital. And I want you to know that you are focused on the wrong thing. Your attention should be on focused on the trading skills first before worrying about the capital. Trading capital is not the most important thing in trading. The most important thing is mastering the skills. No matter how big your trading capital is, if you lack the trading skill you won't book any profit and will most likely blow your account. On the other hand, if you have the skill set, you will be able to handle and grow any trading capital into something substantial.

[TinaK]

It should be a complete set, you can't go to a battlefield with incomplete battle gear and weapons.
The most important is to focus on your skills and knowledge, creating different analyses and strategies, gaining experiences in different practices and beyond that, if you were successfully absorbing all those important things, the word profit is very easy for you.
Other traders should focus on their trading plan, new traders should have this to avoid misleading by others.

[pelumi20]

It should be a complete set, you can't go to a battlefield with incomplete battle gear and weapons.
The most important is to focus on your skills and knowledge, creating different analyses and strategies, gaining experiences in different practices and beyond that, if you were successfully absorbing all those important things, the word profit is very easy for you.
Other traders should focus on their trading plan, new traders should have this to avoid misleading by others.

I understand your point. That you should have a trading capital plan too while learning. But I didn't say that they should totally ignore that. I just stated that it shouldn't be the main priority as the capital is useless without a trading skill.

Moreover, there are a lot of prop firm that are willing to offer you trading capital, once you pass their challenge to prove you are a good trader.

[cabron]

Not everyone will focus on trading as a real job so if you have to decide that crypto trading is for you then be equipped but also be ready for lots of loss while learning.
Watch a lot of youtube tutorials, I really think it helped me a lot and at the same time not going into risky futures or margin trading.  If you have a Plan B when you are not going to be a successful trader, work on it too as a fallback.

[harizen]

I see a lot of newbie traders complain about lack of trading capital. And I want you to know that you are focused on the wrong thing. Your attention should be on focused on the trading skills first before worrying about the capital. Trading capital is not the most important thing in trading. The most important thing is mastering the skills. No matter how big your trading capital is, if you lack the trading skill you won't book any profit and will most likely blow your account. On the other hand, if you have the skill set, you will be able to handle and grow any trading capital into something substantial.

They are newbies so what can you expect? It's not that they will learn things overnight. Skills will learn on the way. Let them complain. Let them lose some money. Let them confuse. Let them build experience on their own. Let them learn the hard way.

If they are serious in their goals and really eager to learn to trade, they will eventually learn how to deal with their problems starting from the capital or how much money they will risk to how's the stuff they will do while doing trades in order to gain profits or at least maintain winning stats.

[Fatunad]

I see a lot of newbie traders complain about lack of trading capital. And I want you to know that you are focused on the wrong thing. Your attention should be on focused on the trading skills first before worrying about the capital. Trading capital is not the most important thing in trading. The most important thing is mastering the skills. No matter how big your trading capital is, if you lack the trading skill you won't book any profit and will most likely blow your account. On the other hand, if you have the skill set, you will be able to handle and grow any trading capital into something substantial.

Start with low and this is what matter most and its true that capital shouldnt really be that big because you could always start off with small amounts and try to make it big even though returns arent really
that appealing for you but trying to be sustainable is the most important thing which you do end up on profits in the end of the day despite of losses you are experiencing on.
This is what trading do really matters of or people should really be focused on on where it isnt really on the profits but on how long you would able to stand with this volatility.

[Shenzou]

I see a lot of newbie traders complain about lack of trading capital. And I want you to know that you are focused on the wrong thing. Your attention should be on focused on the trading skills first before worrying about the capital. Trading capital is not the most important thing in trading. The most important thing is mastering the skills. No matter how big your trading capital is, if you lack the trading skill you won't book any profit and will most likely blow your account. On the other hand, if you have the skill set, you will be able to handle and grow any trading capital into something substantial.

I mean the capital actually plays a big role into how you start trading and how you get yours skills, i mean if you have a low capital you will be forced into trading altcoins and small currencies which could lead you into making a lot of trades in order to make profit which comes at a greater loss, but if you have some good capital you could be trading the big boys like bitcoin and Ethereum where you could make hundreds of dollars is just a few trades, never the less in both cases you should always be trying demo accounts before starting with your money.

[Silberman]

I see a lot of newbie traders complain about lack of trading capital. And I want you to know that you are focused on the wrong thing. Your attention should be on focused on the trading skills first before worrying about the capital. Trading capital is not the most important thing in trading. The most important thing is mastering the skills. No matter how big your trading capital is, if you lack the trading skill you won't book any profit and will most likely blow your account. On the other hand, if you have the skill set, you will be able to handle and grow any trading capital into something substantial.

While you are correct at the same time it is not difficult to know why they are focusing mostly on their capital and nothing else, people most of the time only care about the end result and not about the process itself used to get there, if they invest money in a coin and they earn money then they are happy even if the coin turns out to be a scam, while someone that actually cared about the process will be worried about the fact they selected such a bad coin even if they earned money with it.

[Hippocrypto]

I see a lot of newbie traders complain about lack of trading capital. And I want you to know that you are focused on the wrong thing. Your attention should be on focused on the trading skills first before worrying about the capital. Trading capital is not the most important thing in trading. The most important thing is mastering the skills. No matter how big your trading capital is, if you lack the trading skill you won't book any profit and will most likely blow your account. On the other hand, if you have the skill set, you will be able to handle and grow any trading capital into something substantial.

Most new traders always look after for fast gains, they don't care for the worst situation that might happen. Basically they don't acquire skills in technical aspects but often time losses will made them learn but not putting their funds at safe state. Most mistakes gives them a good lesson prior obtaining a proper ways of dealing on trading as well as focus will matters most. Guidance from expert mentor must also be observed, because we can't learn all alone and in order to grow peers also will help us become knowledgeable with this field.

[Ararbermas]

I see a lot of newbie traders complain about lack of trading capital. And I want you to know that you are focused on the wrong thing. Your attention should be on focused on the trading skills first before worrying about the capital. Trading capital is not the most important thing in trading. The most important thing is mastering the skills. No matter how big your trading capital is, if you lack the trading skill you won't book any profit and will most likely blow your account. On the other hand, if you have the skill set, you will be able to handle and grow any trading capital into something substantial.

yup skills and enough knowledge is the most important when it comes trading before worrying of anything else. because if you dive in immediately in trading without such important things it's like you go into the middle of the war without any weapons. So be aware always and make sure you can handle everything in trading field because it's not an easy task to do like investment wherein after putting your money you can leave it there for how many months or years, because there's a lot of things to do when it comes trading and you need to be ready always to avoid losses from the volatility of the market.

[GreatArkansas]

I see a lot of newbie traders complain about lack of trading capital. And I want you to know that you are focused on the wrong thing. Your attention should be on focused on the trading skills first before worrying about the capital.
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+100. Building first your foundation in trading is a must, learning the basics and grow your knowledge especially how the market works is a MUST before entering into it and having a problem with starting capital.
There are a lot of alternatives if you are a newbie and try just to learn first, there are a lot of exchanges now got a demo, you can trade without depositing any amount of money, by doing that, you are trading with no real money involved, so you can practice there.

[Wexnident]

You still need both though imo. Yes, skills are needed, but enough capital should also be a requirement if you want to go out there and actually profit off of it. Yes, you can profit off of small capital, but it needs to match the skill level you actually have so that it's actually worth it you know? Still, if we were to put a count into what priority it should go, then foundation, skills and understanding would definitely rank first, and your capital would rank below it. It's important to always have a balance in things, so that everything you do actually returns something of equal value, being limited by a certain factor in your tools isn't supposed to happen after all.

[sulendra12]

I see a lot of newbie traders complain about lack of trading capital. And I want you to know that you are focused on the wrong thing. Your attention should be on focused on the trading skills first before worrying about the capital. Trading capital is not the most important thing in trading.

Really? Then should they use "fake" money or demo account to master their skills?
That's a bad idea, they don't even know how to maintain their funds when certain event occurs. Capital is the same as important as skill if you want to success on it.

The most important thing is mastering the skills. No matter how big your trading capital is, if you lack the trading skill you won't book any profit and will most likely blow your account.

And if you don't have the money, then where should you initialize the skill you have learned so far? In demo trading? Then we have a bad thing to tell you about.
Even it's a small capital, as long as you can manage your money during the trading with the skill you have learned before. It's much better than using it on demo money.

[jrrsparkles]

I see a lot of newbie traders complain about lack of trading capital. And I want you to know that you are focused on the wrong thing. Your attention should be on focused on the trading skills first before worrying about the capital. Trading capital is not the most important thing in trading. The most important thing is mastering the skills. No matter how big your trading capital is, if you lack the trading skill you won't book any profit and will most likely blow your account. On the other hand, if you have the skill set, you will be able to handle and grow any trading capital into something substantial.

Contrarily you can't become a trading master with $100 as capital because it will restrict our decision making ability and also we should pay more to the transaction fee since we can't hold a pair when we see another pair is doing good.

[bitzizzix]

I see a lot of newbie traders complain about lack of trading capital. And I want you to know that you are focused on the wrong thing. Your attention should be on focused on the trading skills first before worrying about the capital. Trading capital is not the most important thing in trading. The most important thing is mastering the skills. No matter how big your trading capital is, if you lack the trading skill you won't book any profit and will most likely blow your account. On the other hand, if you have the skill set, you will be able to handle and grow any trading capital into something substantial.

This mistake mostly happens to beginners because of passionate carelessness because they think trading is an easy way to earn fast income and without having sufficient knowledge and skills before doing it.
Knowledge is the bridge to success so you have to learn everything about trading in depth and after mastering it you can start with capital according to your ability without having to push yourself beyond your capabilities, trading is not an easy thing and you must have enough time to do it or time full and assume trading is your job.

[Victorycoin]

Is not possible to trade without losses and capital analysis will be before each of your trades you have to do this first of all you need to choose a currency pair that is clear and you need to adjust the trading method and the risk ratio of each trade through proper analysis. Sometimes you have to move away from the position of trading in the same currency otherwise you may be forced to trade in a difficult situation understand the type of your analysis and select specific indicator tools.

[palle11]

I see a lot of newbie traders complain about lack of trading capital. And I want you to know that you are focused on the wrong thing. Your attention should be on focused on the trading skills first before worrying about the capital. Trading capital is not the most important thing in trading. The most important thing is mastering the skills. No matter how big your trading capital is, if you lack the trading skill you won't book any profit and will most likely blow your account. On the other hand, if you have the skill set, you will be able to handle and grow any trading capital into something substantial.

I don't think that you have made a complete post here on the subject matter that you want to highlight. Having capital and skill are not the same thing. A trader with skill and good training needs money to start the business no matter how small it is. When you talk about capital here, I assume that you are talking of huge money and that is not all about capital. Money or capital whatever you call it, is needed for a trader to start up the business. Some traders are set to go and they need capital whether at least small.

[michellee]

They should focus on how they can buy at a low price and calm down for a while. Many new traders buy the coin just because they hear or watch some signal trading from the others without analyzing. They need to search for when they should enter the market and not just search for the signal to buy or sell.

Maybe those new traders need to learn how to analyze better to know what they need to do if the market is not moving as they want. If they have the skill to trade, they will not difficult to search for the potential coins to trade and know when they can buy the coin.

[iv4n]

I can say that focusing on one pair is the best for every new trader! Watch it for a while, check how it moves, try you catch some patterns... I guess after that you come to a simple conclusion, either you have time to follow a specific pair and daily trade or you don't have a lot of time and you have to focus on mid and long-term trades! So on what someone needs to focus on depends on that individual, his free time, learning skills, previous experience, bankroll, those individual goals most of all!
Just asking can't help too much, you need to read more before you start asking questions, to read and try to find something that is interesting for you and what can you put in your schedule! If you find something that suits you focus on that, start slowly, learn more... when you think you are ready invest more in it!

[tvplus006]

I see a lot of newbie traders complain about lack of trading capital...

It is the lack of trading capital and the desire to quickly increase it that leads to non-compliance with risks and, as a result, loss of the deposit. But it is also impossible to learn the correct trading strategy and get trading skills without having an initial capital. There is only one option left for this, either to earn money in real life or to participate in various airdrops.