Unknown fact our profitable colleagues won't tell us

[Barikui1]

In other to be a very good and Skill traders we should not stop learning to enhance our trading ability.

In trading no matter how skilled a trader is, he will most times lose some of his trades because no one has a crystal balls.
 What makes them stands out and make them profitable is the risk to reward ratio, yes I mean 1:3 risk reward ratio.
Like example, you are willing to risk 10usdt to make 30usdt, if it goes your way, you make 20usdt more.

When you take only such trades, even though you lose 60% of your trades, you will still be profitable.
Though most people have the ability to win 80% of there trades because of how skilled they are.
It's very important that you take only trades that makes the good days to count,  don't take any trades that wouldn't give you the minimum 1:3 risk reward ratio.
That's what the profitable traders do, no one has a crystal balls,  everyone do experience some losses, but if you can win 50% of your trades while trading only 1:3 risk reward ratio then I bet you, brother you are definitely smiling too the bank .

it's not by taking multiple trades, it's about the quality of the trades that makes the difference.

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Topic: Unknown fact our profitable colleagues won't tell us

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What kind of BuzzFeed-like title is this? You're technically not wrong, but let's not pretend that what you've written is not very common information that even non-profitable traders with half a brain already know.

[Barikui1]

Topic: Unknown fact our profitable colleagues won't tell us

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What kind of BuzzFeed-like title is this? You're technically not wrong, but let's not pretend that what you've written is not very common information that even non-profitable traders with half a brain already know.

Am sorry, criticism accepted,  will learn from it.

[hd49728]

When you take only such trades, even though you lose 60% of your trades, you will still be profitable.

If you lose 60% of your trades, you likely will be rekted by the market and trading.

It also relates to the trading capital size for each trade you want to do. You can start with $100, double it to $200 but if your trading strategy is always you use all money for trading, even if you increase your trading capital to $1M, you can lose 80% or 90% of it in one trade.

With this trading strategy that is risky, you will probably have loss rather than profit at the end or in long term.

Though most people have the ability to win 80% of there trades because of how skilled they are.

Who can have that high successful trading rate?

Not most of traders in the market.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

In trading no matter how skilled a trader is, he will most times lose some of his trades because no one has a crystal balls.

You nailed it here. Even an experience trader will at some points have bad trades. What matters the most is their risk management strategy. The balance between the risk reward ratio and the win rate should also never be ignored. A trader can have a very high risk reward ratio yet the win rate is shitty, or could have a very good win rate, yet the risk reward ratio is not good enough. In this case, he will just be giving the exchange lots of trading fees while the equity in the account just keeps going down.

[Yamane_Keto]

The 1:3 risk reward ratio trading strategy may not be possible, because in order for there to be quick profits, the risks must be high, and then the ratio will not remain 1:3, and this ratio will not bring you large profits, even though you are making profits.
Try, learn and benefit, and then determine the trading strategy that can be acceptable to you so that the total number of trades is profitable and the average of them leads you to increase your Bitcoin holdings.
If you want to choose 1:3 risk reward ratio, always check Stop loss gain%.

[mvdheuvel1983]

In trading no matter how skilled a trader is, he will most times lose some of his trades because no one has a crystal balls.

Unfortunately, beginner traders are not told this reality. Instead they want to hear that trading is for everyone that trading is easy and everyone can make $10,000 a month trading simply by following a line on a chart. If you lose on 70% of your trade even as a skilled trader then you are not qualified to be called a skilled trader. Your losses should be reasonable as there are losses that comes as a result of the fault of the trader and there are those that are as a result of the market.

A beginner reading this your approach towards trading should be one mixed with a little bit very cynicism and a little bit angry at the world because the rest of the world is there to take your money. Question everything every method, every system every objective is a good basis to start trading.

[borovichok]

In trading no matter how skilled a trader is, he will most times lose some of his trades because no one has a crystal balls.

We lose to gain experience and lesson taught. Losses and wins get activated in the system on a daily basis, and they apply to all categories. Skilled traders generate tremendous losses in the system, but they always fight to recover with significant profits. There constitute significant ambitions to achieve in each season, and there are several opportunities to capitalize on with the goal to become one of the main indicators. Trading does not seem to acknowledge anyone in the sector, whether they are novice or experienced traders.

[libert19]

Topic: Unknown fact our profitable colleagues won't tell us

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What kind of BuzzFeed-like title is this?

I lol'ed, thanks for good laugh.

[bettercrypto]

 

we should not stop learning to enhance our trading ability.

I only believe what you said here, and I don't care about the other things you said. As traders here in the crypto business industry, we should never stop learning trading. Even if we say that we already know something more here,.

Instead, let's continue learning crypto trading. There's really no reason for us to stop, because continuing to discover knowledge here will give us a better state in the future and also give us a good profit in the end.

[Richbased]

we should not stop learning to enhance our trading ability.

I only believe what you said here, and I don't care about the other things you said. As traders here in the crypto business industry, we should never stop learning trading. Even if we say that we already know something more here,.

Instead, let's continue learning crypto trading. There's really no reason for us to stop, because continuing to discover knowledge here will give us a better state in the future and also give us a good profit in the end.

Inasmuch as am trying to recap the information the OP is trying to pass, I also align to the part he said we shouldn't stop learning to enhance our trading ability, though trading can sometimes be very complex considering the fluctuations of prices of assets in the market but there is still need to have a thorough study of how the system works before trading as it will help not to incur so many losses.

[milewilda]

In other to be a very good and Skill traders we should not stop learning to enhance our trading ability.

In trading no matter how skilled a trader is, he will most times lose some of his trades because no one has a crystal balls.
 What makes them stands out and make them profitable is the risk to reward ratio, yes I mean 1:3 risk reward ratio.
Like example, you are willing to risk 10usdt to make 30usdt, if it goes your way, you make 20usdt more.

When you take only such trades, even though you lose 60% of your trades, you will still be profitable.
Though most people have the ability to win 80% of there trades because of how skilled they are.
It's very important that you take only trades that makes the good days to count,  don't take any trades that wouldn't give you the minimum 1:3 risk reward ratio.
That's what the profitable traders do, no one has a crystal balls,  everyone do experience some losses, but if you can win 50% of your trades while trading only 1:3 risk reward ratio then I bet you, brother you are definitely smiling too the bank .

it's not by taking multiple trades, it's about the quality of the trades that makes the difference.

Risk reward ratio would really be that relevant on the time that you would really be dealing up with trading or any investment out there on which it is really that something that you do really need to do when you do deal up into this market. Somehow i do agree with that when it comes on using up that 1:3 kind of ration then 60% winning chance will be common sense that you are really that indeed doing well or something that do really make our profits. If you dont find yourself to be that profitable in the first place then you would eventually notice that basing up on the capital that you do have. It would be that too impossible that you wont really be able to see whether you are making up some progress or not.

Skills and knowledge would really be that depending on someones capacity or capability since not everyone would really be having on the same level when it comes to this matter.
Results would really vary or would really be that depending on how well you do make out trades. It is really indeed a competition in between buyers and sellers on which if you do find out
yourself to be having those skills and a little bit mix of luck then you could really be having that advantage.

[aylabadia05]

In other to be a very good and Skill traders we should not stop learning to enhance our trading ability.

That seems right.

In trading no matter how skilled a trader is, he will most times lose some of his trades because no one has a crystal balls.
 What makes them stands out and make them profitable is the risk to reward ratio, yes I mean 1:3 risk reward ratio.
Like example, you are willing to risk 10usdt to make 30usdt, if it goes your way, you make 20usdt more.

When you take only such trades, even though you lose 60% of your trades, you will still be profitable.
Though most people have the ability to win 80% of there trades because of how skilled they are.
It's very important that you take only trades that makes the good days to count,  don't take any trades that wouldn't give you the minimum 1:3 risk reward ratio.
That's what the profitable traders do, no one has a crystal balls,  everyone do experience some losses, but if you can win 50% of your trades while trading only 1:3 risk reward ratio then I bet you, brother you are definitely smiling too the bank .

That's why you need to learn and don't stop learning every day from the experiences you've had.

Trading technicals in theory feel very easy to explain here. For us, this theory is very common to read because before you discuss it here, many other people have shared theories that they think need to be used in trading.
The profits obtained by traders are different and not all traders earn as high an income as you have shown in your example. I still admit that there are traders who have succeeded in making a profit with the trading patterns they use. The question from your narrative is, can we be sure that each of us will be successful if we apply this pattern.
I think the answer is varied because trading is not as easy to do as one might think.

[taufik123]

Trading technicals in theory feel very easy to explain here. For us, this theory is very common to read because before you discuss it here, many other people have shared theories that they think need to be used in trading.
The profits obtained by traders are different and not all traders earn as high an income as you have shown in your example. I still admit that there are traders who have succeeded in making a profit with the trading patterns they use. The question from your narrative is, can we be sure that each of us will be successful if we apply this pattern.
I think the answer is varied because trading is not as easy to do as one might think.

Describing trading in theory does seem easy and even anyone can understand it with just one study.
But what is difficult is when doing trading practices using the theory that has been learned.

Trading is not only fixated on the analysis carried out, but psychology will also be influential.
So even though the theory or strategy used is the same, the results will be different.

Applying the pattern or strategy as described, there will be no guarantee that it will give the same results.
Since every trader has a different level of psychology and strategies cannot be fully applied, there will definitely be differences.

[aylabadia05]

Describing trading in theory does seem easy and even anyone can understand it with just one study.
But what is difficult is when doing trading practices using the theory that has been learned.

Trading is not only fixated on the analysis carried out, but psychology will also be influential.
So even though the theory or strategy used is the same, the results will be different.

Simply put, yes. It's too easy to explain but it's very practical and in my opinion that has been felt by traders in general.
Once you are right. It is not enough to rely on technical analysis in trading, but the psychological aspect is very influential in smoothing out all technical analysis practices and other trading strategies that are prepared.
Psychological aspects such as patience and not taking risks are too difficult to achieve, such as forcing yourself to do more than your financial capabilities.

[Mahanton]

In other to be a very good and Skill traders we should not stop learning to enhance our trading ability.

In trading no matter how skilled a trader is, he will most times lose some of his trades because no one has a crystal balls.
 What makes them stands out and make them profitable is the risk to reward ratio, yes I mean 1:3 risk reward ratio.
Like example, you are willing to risk 10usdt to make 30usdt, if it goes your way, you make 20usdt more.

When you take only such trades, even though you lose 60% of your trades, you will still be profitable.
Though most people have the ability to win 80% of there trades because of how skilled they are.
It's very important that you take only trades that makes the good days to count,  don't take any trades that wouldn't give you the minimum 1:3 risk reward ratio.
That's what the profitable traders do, no one has a crystal balls,  everyone do experience some losses, but if you can win 50% of your trades while trading only 1:3 risk reward ratio then I bet you, brother you are definitely smiling too the bank .

it's not by taking multiple trades, it's about the quality of the trades that makes the difference.

All matters with risks management because not all would really be that mindful about into these things into the time that they would really be dealing up with trading. Your initial thoughts would really be pertaining about on how to make money on easiest way as possible on which they would really be having those thoughts that buying low and selling high kind of principle would really be just that easy or something that  you could really be able to deal off with without even trying out to realize or thinking up on realistically on how things should really be done and should be treat up. Being that confident wont really be that bad but that confidence would be shattered along the way on the time that you would really be experiencing those losses on which i can say that it is really that inevitable. Skills can be obtain through continuous engagement and this wont really be just that short time but rather a longer one.

It isnt really that people wont be telling their methods or ways because it is really that eventually can be learned up along the way. You are the ones who would really be finding on what kind of trading method
or ways you would really be seeing that it would really be effective for you. There's no such thing about holy grail or what because everything would really be just that depending
on how well you would really be handling yourself into this market.

[taufik123]

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Psychological aspects such as patience and not taking risks are too difficult to achieve, such as forcing yourself to do more than your financial capabilities.

So this takes practice so that psychology is not too affected when starting a trade.
Because the final outcome of a trade will be determined by your decisions that will involve psychology.

It's not easy, but if you get used to it, everything will go well.
I was always afraid of the decline at the beginning and too frantic to sell, even though the price target had not been reached.
When the analysis is mastered, you only need to see how the market will move and there is no need to panic too much.

[Natalim]

In trading no matter how skilled a trader is, he will most times lose some of his trades because no one has a crystal balls.
 

In that case, stop calling ourselves as a skilled trader. We don't need to have a crystal ball to see what will happen next, only we need assumptions/predictions which is why we have TA. And aside from that, a trader should never doubt themselves but rather choose to be courageous.

If we see some trader become successful, we have to say that they are gifted because even asking and following their strategies and way of trading, still the results are different. WHY? It is because we differ in making a decision and emotions dealing.

[Mate2237]

That is true, continues learning will edify our trading capability. And if there is no mistake in the trading there will be no correction. Mistakes are unavailable and there must occur for one to learn. A good trader must learn from his mistakes. Risk takers are profit makers at the end of they are persistent with the trading. There are some days they would not make any profit but the others they will win good. Trading is like gambling but trading is much more better than gambling.

Though I can't say there is no perfect traders in the trading but perfect traders also make mistake. So practice make one always perfect.

[aylabadia05]

Because the final outcome of a trade will be determined by your decisions that will involve psychology.

It's heading. Psychology is the most important aspect in trading execution.

It's not easy, but if you get used to it, everything will go well.
I was always afraid of the decline at the beginning and too frantic to sell, even though the price target had not been reached.
When the analysis is mastered, you only need to see how the market will move and there is no need to panic too much.

It's not easy when you first start implementing it, but it won't feel difficult if you are consistently willing to do it every time a trade is made.
As is a well-known sentence, a burden will feel lighter if it becomes a habit.
The psychological aspect of trading is like oil in a car, not fuel.