Tutored or you learned how to trade?

[AnonBitCoiner]

maybe what you wanted to say is the passion of the person into this activity. yes, he can learn from those videos, short courses, seminars or whatever medium of learning activity. however, when it comes to actual trading, you need patience as your learnings won't be applicable at all times. you need to learn on your own the tips and tricks as you go along with this journey.  most learnings will be your own experience. it is not from your seminars or short courses.

This is true because a person cannot copy others always sometimes there comes a condition where you cannot use the suggestions of others so you have to originate your own way which is understandable for you and will occupy that position which you think that it will be better for you to achieve your aim.

I think people cannot learn and remember all the things some points will be remembered but not for all the time because before participating he does not have visualize the things in reality so learning and reality both are very different from each other.

[stomachgrowls]

That is equally useful, because if we look at it, if you have a tutor to guide us as a beginner in crypto trading, we will be able to more quickly understand or understand the steps or tools that should be taken and used to conduct trading in the field that this.

Maybe this way is faster, but I definitely do not agree that it leads to understanding steps or tools that should be taken and used to conduct trading, because you definitely cannot be sure that you understand the objective training tools and not the interpretation of your tutor, which can be misleading and inaccurate. How likely are you to independently verify information received from a tutor, especially if you trust him and see that this is a faster path to your desires? I think the probability is minimal in this case. And this can lead to big losses and to the realisation that your knowledge received from someone else is not relevant to the market.

If ever you've been following someone and there's something that you cant understand then it would really be just that right that you should be putting up at least some effort for you to study and learn up on whats missing specially if you are following someone for free.If ever those people would really be giving out some hint and ideas on what they've been saying then you're in luck but if they
are on that fast track then for sure there would be lots of terminologies and other terms which you would really be boggling up your mind.This is why it would really be that better that you should
really be helping out yourself on learning on what could be possibly learn. Learning is limitless considering that this market is really that random and unpredictable.Its up to your preference
whether you would really be liking yourself to be tutored or does really like on having that solo learning considering that most information could really be researched up online.

Good point even you have someone who are assisting you, it's still needed to do some extra effort to do your research and make some advance learning, in-case you unable to understand some terms you will manage you adopt it once you fully learn their practices, though it's good to have someone who can assist you thru out the process as you will have some edge compared to those traders who don't have anything and just starting from the scratch.

But then again, you also need to keep yourself well-inform so you'll not just lean to someone but you'll be able to decide when you already convince that you have enough to stand on your own.

There are people who are really just liking to be spoon fed on which they wont really be liking on exerting any effort or hard work which they would really be liking for them to make money with minimal effort or work
that they would do or simply being that lazy and does want to become profitable which is Bs but there are actually people who  are really just like this. Its good on having a tutor which would somewhat give out that kind of assist if you are that a complete noob but paying up for that kind of service is never been worth just like on what others been saying.

You would really be able to eventually learn up things along the way or on the process that you are really that making up some trades.It is really just that there are ones who are really making themselves
thinking that things could really be somewhat be fasten up. They are really just that too excited when it comes into dealing up with things on which they are really that expecting that much
that everything ways too simple to learn or deal with up.

[Faisal2202]

How about you people that had a tutor, were you able to be taught in a way you do not lose in the beginning? I only started to make profit some months ago and till now though, but I lost for almost 2 to 3 years. Maybe tutoring can help to avoid losses?

You must have learned a lot till now along with those losses. In my point of view, failure, and loss is also part of life (trading), because without them there is no fun, no doubt I am saying some fictional shit here but sometimes i thought making a profit all the time will eliminate your interest in taking a risk and once you managed to avoid risk (by not taking one) you can't grow more. Because many used to say, "Errors make a man perfect" but it is only validated when a person learned from their errors.

Now, if I talk about myself, then i had a friend who have encouraged me to trade, because at the start i never thought to making trades, i had not the slightest idea about crypto, i have shared my story many times. So in short, he teaches me crypto and he was not that good at teaching or i might be the one who failed to understand his teachings. One thing i admit is that he has stopped me many time to take entries in some scenarios but did not tell me why. So, in excitement to see what will happen rather than just observing i took entries and lost my money. Well, i never step into gambling and even in trading i did not lose huge money. After a little help from my friend, i started to learn trading from YouTube videos and still learning and not making huge or regular profits but i am ok with it for now because of the amount of time i am investing in this, i am making profit accordingly. So no regrets till now.

[Oilacris]

For newbie traders to learn.

I want to have a broader knowledge about this because I do not want to be discussing partially about what I did when I wanted to learn crypto trading.

First thing first, this is what I did.
I learn trading myself, using articles and videos from trading sites. It was fun for me because I like to learn if it is about what could earn me money.

After learning trading, I trade. I learn derivative trading as well. But what later happened was that I was losing. I do lost in gambling since 2014 until I had control over it, gambling took money from me, but I had more money in 2019 and trading has taking more from me until I gained more experience about what trading is before my losses reduced and profit increases.

How about you people that had a tutor, were you able to be taught in a way you do not lose in the beginning? I only started to make profit some months ago and till now though, but I lost for almost 2 to 3 years. Maybe tutoring can help to avoid losses?

Better to make yourself go with the path on learning up something on your own way and pace on which you wont really be getting stressed out just because you are really that making yourself tending to
make those fast tracks and believing that you could be able to cope up on what those good and profitable traders out there. Just take the slow pace but really that too sure when it comes to step
by step approach because if you are really making yourself that in a hurry, then you would really be making yourself to possible to commit mistakes.

It isnt bad to to have some tutor or someone whom you do follow as long you do know on doing your part to fasten up the pace and make yourself way more better rather
than on relying on it 100%. All of possible theories and things could really be searched and be found online and it is really just a matter of effort and sensible acts
to make yourself that benefiting out of those.

[Etranger]

Now, if I talk about myself, then i had a friend who have encouraged me to trade, because at the start i never thought to making trades, i had not the slightest idea about crypto, i have shared my story many times. So in short, he teaches me crypto and he was not that good at teaching or i might be the one who failed to understand his teachings. One thing i admit is that he has stopped me many time to take entries in some scenarios but did not tell me why. So, in excitement to see what will happen rather than just observing i took entries and lost my money. Well, i never step into gambling and even in trading i did not lose huge money. After a little help from my friend, i started to learn trading from YouTube videos and still learning and not making huge or regular profits but i am ok with it for now because of the amount of time i am investing in this, i am making profit accordingly. So no regrets till now.

I think your story is not so much bout tutoring, but about the fact that you were generally introduced to this activity by your friend. As far as I understood, your friend didn't actually taught you by explaining the reasons why you should or shouldn't make some actions. I see that more like a way for him to tell you to do exactly like him. In that case you couldn't really learn something, because you were just repeating someone's else moves. And trading is not such kind of activity where you can learn by mimicking another one. You have to build your own conclusions and follow your own strategy. Only then can you learn from the mistakes that will surely come.

[MIner1448]

Learning to trade can be challenging and takes time, effort and practice. Your approach to self-learning by reading articles and watching marketplace videos is a common way to get started. However, certainly getting guidance from an experienced trader or tutor can be helpful in your learning and help avoid initial losses.
However, it is worth noting that tutoring does not guarantee complete loss protection or necessarily quick success. Trading is still associated with risk, and it is important to be prepared for possible losses even when studying with a tutor.

[LastKiss]

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How about you people that had a tutor, were you able to be taught in a way you do not lose in the beginning? I only started to make profit some months ago and till now though, but I lost for almost 2 to 3 years. Maybe tutoring can help to avoid losses?

In the past I was trading with my feeling or luck only and end up losing my capital, but after that, I'm looking for a way to learn how to trade and how to use technical analysis. Well it would be great if I have a tutor but unfortunately I don't have one and learn from videos and articles about trading. I find it hard at first try cause many of my analysis goes wrong but after a few times trying I find the best method for myself.

[Fredomago]

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How about you people that had a tutor, were you able to be taught in a way you do not lose in the beginning? I only started to make profit some months ago and till now though, but I lost for almost 2 to 3 years. Maybe tutoring can help to avoid losses?

In the past I was trading with my feeling or luck only and end up losing my capital, but after that, I'm looking for a way to learn how to trade and how to use technical analysis. Well it would be great if I have a tutor but unfortunately I don't have one and learn from videos and articles about trading. I find it hard at first try cause many of my analysis goes wrong but after a few times trying I find the best method for myself.

Good, that you finally found the right pattern to follow and if you have good numbers of winning trades compared with your losing, we can assume that you are good to go, It's not all can manage to succeed with this market, the heavy volatility always have bearing with every decision making that you need to complete.

Like with every other newbie, suffering from losses is un-avoidable but with a good help or guidance either with a live person who can tutor you or learning it alone from available videos and patterns online.

It's your take to enhance your knowledge and capabilities.

[Litzki1990]

Not everyone starts out the same. Many people earn money by trading at the beginning, that is, the value of the coin they trade increases as they trade, so they think that maybe this is the way to trade, so they deposit more money in their account and start trading. As a result, it can be seen that those traders suffer a lot in trading without having enough knowledge about the market. We should not take so much risk after seeing a little profit in the beginning. First of all we need to gain enough knowledge about trading. After gaining enough knowledge and experience about trading, it is possible to gain profit from that trading.

[MIner1448]

For beginner traders, especially in crypto trading, education and preparation is very important. Studying articles and videos from marketplaces is a good way to start, but it's important to keep in mind that trading involves risks and it's not always possible to avoid losses.
Tutoring can be beneficial, especially if you have an experienced trader who can share their knowledge and advice with you. A tutor can help you avoid some common mistakes, give you advice on trading strategies, and help you develop your market analysis skills.
However, it is important to understand that trading is a complex process that takes time, practice and constant updating of knowledge. Even with a tutor, you can still face losses in the early stages of your trading career. It is important not to despair, but to use your failures as lessons and analyze your mistakes in order to improve your strategy.

[karmamiu]

Honestly I first learnt to trade was when I was waiting for pump and dump signals, nothing really is grest since anyone can just dump in your face. Since that is the case and luckily I noticed it sooner, I tried to do trades by myself, or more specifically I buy and waited to earn even a few cents before selling. My strategy back then is pretty simple, bit or small profit is still the same profit. After exploring moee and more inside/outside of this forum, I tried my best to figure it out as soon as possible since I know thaat I'm way behind the walls called "financial freedom". I mainly focuses on earning money to be able to sustain my trades without touching whatever little that I earned. As they said also "learn by your experien" which is why I am just playing what I can without spending so much time that we have alreadĺy.

[Fatunad]

Honestly I first learnt to trade was when I was waiting for pump and dump signals, nothing really is grest since anyone can just dump in your face. Since that is the case and luckily I noticed it sooner, I tried to do trades by myself, or more specifically I buy and waited to earn even a few cents before selling. My strategy back then is pretty simple, bit or small profit is still the same profit. After exploring moee and more inside/outside of this forum, I tried my best to figure it out as soon as possible since I know thaat I'm way behind the walls called "financial freedom". I mainly focuses on earning money to be able to sustain my trades without touching whatever little that I earned. As they said also "learn by your experien" which is why I am just playing what I can without spending so much time that we have alreadĺy.

Real experience is the best teacher on which it would really be just that normal that when we are still a noob which we do really have those kind of beliefs on which we do really perceive that this is really just way too simple and on the time that you would  really be losing money then this is where you would really be making yourself realize that this isnt something right that we are dealing with. Its up to you whether you would really be making yourself making out some adjustments or making yourself that be contented on what you've been doing right now. Learning up to trade is something that really requires soo much time and effort.
Dont make yourself in a rush on learning it because it would really be creating lots of mistakes and this is something we should really be mindful on taking the process
slowly but surely even though it wont be that precise but as long we are doing well then that what matter the most.

[MFahad]

It’s all still the same, you can still lose in trading even if you’re being tutored about it. What is more painful is to been tutored and not to have a way to go about trading and still losing compared to the person that learnt it themselves. Self-learning and more understanding of the subject matter is very necessary even after you’ve been tutored to be a master of yourself. Practice makes perfect, so without it, you’ll end up still losing in the market.

This is right thing that people always learn from their own experience and from my experience i will say that those who learned from another person or tutor forget the things with passage of time and if a person learn from himself then the things are remembered because he done that things with his own experience. Once a person will face loss but after that he will learn and will never repeat that mistakes again so therefore developing of personal ways to get profit will be more suitable.

[nurilham]

I never learn trading from any tutor, I learn basic trading myself. It is almost the same as you, I learn it from some sources (articles, YT videos, and threads on the forum). Because we have many sources and learning trading isn't so complicated, I never think to have a tutor. Moreover, in some exchanges, we can use demo trading to learn how trading works basically. Since it is a demo trading, we don't need to feel worried about getting losses because we use fake money. So, we have many facilities to learn trading ourselves, we don't need a tutor. But to learn trading skills, it is a different thing. It requires experience and one cannot master it quickly. However, it is also possible to learn independently.

[SaveOurSea]

I'm more into learning how to trade because I really like to learn independently,
yes, by watching the many experts on social media who share their ideas on Twitter, Telegram or YouTube and then I learn how he makes the analysis,
and finally until now I just using a technical trendline and several indicators such as MACD or RSI.

[Fredomago]

I'm more into learning how to trade because I really like to learn independently,
yes, by watching the many experts on social media who share their ideas on Twitter, Telegram or YouTube and then I learn how he makes the analysis,
and finally until now I just using a technical trendline and several indicators such as MACD or RSI.

And allowing yourself to practice those learnings will give you deeper ideas on how to use those patterns to favor your trade positions, it's hard, and it's not an easy way but once you familiarize yourself with how to anticipate it will surely give you more winning trades, with the help of those ideas that you gathered all over the web you can create your own patterns and strategy,

by keep enhancing it using the knowledge that you will learn from each trades that you execute, chances to fulfill your goals to make yourself a successful trader will be achieved.

[Gallar]

How about you people that had a tutor, were you able to be taught in a way you do not lose in the beginning? I only started to make profit some months ago and till now though, but I lost for almost 2 to 3 years. Maybe tutoring can help to avoid losses?

I personally started investing and trading in the crypto market from the start, I didn't have a specific or formal tutor. But I'm also the same as you, watching a lot of videos on YouTube and reading articles from websites. Because at that time I didn't know this discussion forum existed, so I learned as much as I could and immediately practiced it on the crypto assets that I had. I have also experienced losses, especially when I did not know about truly high-quality and safe crypto. I have been trapped and lost several times because of buying low-quality crypto. But after a few months I traded in the crypto market, at that time I started to find several telegram groups containing people who invest and trade in crypto. It was from there that I began to understand more about the crypto world, and my knowledge about trading increased.

So basically to trade in crypto, do you want to have a formal tutor or not. As long as there is a will nowadays to find information and knowledge, especially about crypto, in my opinion, it is not difficult. The most important thing is that there is a great will in the heart to want to learn and don't give up easily. Losses in trading, especially in the crypto field, are sure to always exist, especially when you start out. Because I think it's a natural thing, because I'm still in the learning stage. And having a tutor formally will also be better, because the instructor will definitely be directly guided. But all of that definitely requires capital, and not everyone who wants to start trading in crypto, can afford to pay these fees.

[JayTrain]

Regardless of whether you choose self-learning or seek guidance from a mentor, it is important to understand that trading is a process that requires time and practice. Even with a mentor, initial losses can be inevitable as every trader goes through a learning curve. It is important to learn risk management, develop strategies, and constantly improve your skills. Self-discipline and patience also play a crucial role in achieving success. Once you grasp the basics and gain sufficient experience, you will be able to reduce losses and increase your profits

[ancafe]

How about you people that had a tutor, were you able to be taught in a way you do not lose in the beginning? I only started to make profit some months ago and till now though, but I lost for almost 2 to 3 years. Maybe tutoring can help to avoid losses?

Everyone must have a different experience in trading and at first I was also introduced by a friend regarding trading, after that I tried to learn from various sources both through articles and video channels. According to my experience there are several things that need attention, courage and experience are the two most important things in trading, while technical trading is up to how people learn to understand it, adjustments and trading approaches usually also differ from one person to another.

Because what I see is a trader who is experienced or not, loss is always unavoidable under certain conditions, it's just that the difference is how to manage panic and try to make a profit on the next trade. There's nothing more detailed and how one can learn to make a profit of the trades made, that is the end result that every trader wants to achieve.

[xSkylarx]

Regardless of whether you choose self-learning or seek guidance from a mentor, it is important to understand that trading is a process that requires time and practice. Even with a mentor, initial losses can be inevitable as every trader goes through a learning curve. It is important to learn risk management, develop strategies, and constantly improve your skills. Self-discipline and patience also play a crucial role in achieving success. Once you grasp the basics and gain sufficient experience, you will be able to reduce losses and increase your profits

But what's best if you have a mentor is that you have someone to ask questions to, like if you have questions, you can easily ask your mentor, unlike learning from online materials. I've done both, learning online and then finding someone to teach me, which is really good as you can easily understand as they explain it the way you want. Also, those you mentioned above are really part of learning in trading. It is just better for me to have a mentor than learn alone, but still, other people prefer to be alone and learn on their own.