Invest To Learning First

[Lakai01]

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But in my opinion , if someone is really passionate about investing , they can learn for themselves because everything is free on the internet , no need to go to an expert . What matters is whether we are really serious or we are just greedy and want to get rich quickly .

have you ever booked a course with a trading expert in the past, for example? the courses are definitely justified, as the information is conveyed much better and in a much shorter time than if you have to teach yourself everything via youtube and co. so especially for people who want to get into the subject relatively quickly, such courses are very suitable, but of course they also cost (sometimes even a lot of) money.

[MusaMohamed]

have you ever booked a course with a trading expert in the past, for example? the courses are definitely justified, as the information is conveyed much better and in a much shorter time than if you have to teach yourself everything via youtube and co. so especially for people who want to get into the subject relatively quickly, such courses are very suitable, but of course they also cost (sometimes even a lot of) money.

Experts can teach helpful and insightful things for newbies and learners but they can always be wrong with their predictions on the market.

If we bookmark their market, price predictions from their Youtube videos or posts on X/ Twitter, when we check back some days or weeks later, we will recognize inaccuracy of their predictions.

Experienced and knowledgeable experts can teach us many good educational things and it's good if we can follow and learn from them but we should not make all of our investment or trading positions with complete dependence on their opinion and predictions.

[fuguebtc]

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But in my opinion , if someone is really passionate about investing , they can learn for themselves because everything is free on the internet , no need to go to an expert . What matters is whether we are really serious or we are just greedy and want to get rich quickly .

have you ever booked a course with a trading expert in the past, for example? the courses are definitely justified, as the information is conveyed much better and in a much shorter time than if you have to teach yourself everything via youtube and co. so especially for people who want to get into the subject relatively quickly, such courses are very suitable, but of course they also cost (sometimes even a lot of) money.

I have never signed up for any courses from experts because I believe that this market has no experts, only cycles and investor psychology. Also, I have the thought that if someone claims to be a trading expert, it means they easily make profits from trading, from their investments. So why do they waste their time teaching others and earning pennies? That's why I don't believe there are experts in the market.

But I also partly agree with you, if someone doesn't have much time, they can use money to buy knowledge because it will help you shorten your learning time.

[Hypnosis00]

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But in my opinion , if someone is really passionate about investing , they can learn for themselves because everything is free on the internet , no need to go to an expert . What matters is whether we are really serious or we are just greedy and want to get rich quickly .

have you ever booked a course with a trading expert in the past, for example? the courses are definitely justified, as the information is conveyed much better and in a much shorter time than if you have to teach yourself everything via youtube and co. so especially for people who want to get into the subject relatively quickly, such courses are very suitable, but of course they also cost (sometimes even a lot of) money.

I have never signed up for any courses from experts because I believe that this market has no experts, only cycles and investor psychology. Also, I have the thought that if someone claims to be a trading expert, it means they easily make profits from trading, from their investments. So why do they waste their time teaching others and earning pennies? That's why I don't believe there are experts in the market.

But I also partly agree with you, if someone doesn't have much time, they can use money to buy knowledge because it will help you shorten your learning time.

They can be experts on their own and many traders proclaim themselves as one of the best traders yet, we can't prove it right. I believe there are some really good where we can gain knowledge from them but when it comes to teaching, it is somewhat different. Still, I believe that there are no shortcuts to learning trading. If we are a rich person, spending money is not difficult but I don't think this will make someone become a good trader or forever we rely on others.

If we don't have enough time for trading, we rather choose not to trade because this won't work. Better consider ourselves as an investor than forcing ourselves to become a trader as the time don't permits us.

[Dewi Aries]

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But in my opinion , if someone is really passionate about investing , they can learn for themselves because everything is free on the internet , no need to go to an expert . What matters is whether we are really serious or we are just greedy and want to get rich quickly .

have you ever booked a course with a trading expert in the past, for example? the courses are definitely justified, as the information is conveyed much better and in a much shorter time than if you have to teach yourself everything via youtube and co. so especially for people who want to get into the subject relatively quickly, such courses are very suitable, but of course they also cost (sometimes even a lot of) money.

Yes that's true, but I think it depends on the person too, if for example they want to have a longer learning process then maybe they can do it themselves by looking for various information that is provided for free by the internet, but actually in this matter honestly I am quite worried about the safety of beginners if they do it themselves without being accompanied or supervised by mentors, because there is a possibility for them to eventually have the wrong approach because they are learning something wrong. And also, usually the name of the learning process must have its stages, someone who is new to something like trading they will not immediately understand if they find learning too difficult, and one of the reasons why it is quite advisable to use the services of mentors is to direct you to the correct learning stages slowly and maybe faster than we learn it ourselves, but yes this is just a suggestion in my view, the rest is up to you which one you will choose.

[YOSHIE]

Invest To Learning First

Trading and investment can be said to have one goal, but the ways of acting and doing activities are different, where trading can be done short and long term, investment can only be done long term, the risks faced are also varied, the facts on the ground are that trading is riskierrather than investment.

Another understanding, investing in the crypto world, does need to learn more to overcome real losses, in contrast to investments like we do outside such as gold etc., maybe you don't need to learn, but in the crypto world learning is the main thing.

For me, learning about investing in crypto is important, in terms of the market, types of crypto and so on, because the nature of crypto can change prices instantly and many types of crypto die in the market, therefore if you don't understand and learn well investing can have fatal consequences.

[Lakai01]

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So why do they waste their time teaching others and earning pennies? That's why I don't believe there are experts in the market.

I think that's quite simply explained:
People imagine a professional trader to be someone who is always right, but this is by no means the case.
A professional trader is wrong in about 49% of his trades. The 2% of trades that he moreoften trades successfully then also ensure his profit.

If the trader in question also offers his knowledge in (online) courses, he automatically also has a fixed, often very lucrative income. Professional traders such as Brian Beamish, Tone Vays and co. continue to trade, however, and Brian also shares his entries and exits on Twitter/X from time to time.

[Nrcewker]

Definitely you need to learn in order to make profits. Not only in trading but also in all the jobs, you need to learn at first the skills that is associated with the job in order to complete it. Hence, you need to spend time in order to learn the skill and enhance it. Once you are well equipped with all the knowledge, then you should do trading or investing with real money by taking the calculated risk.

[stomachgrowls]

Definitely you need to learn in order to make profits. Not only in trading but also in all the jobs, you need to learn at first the skills that is associated with the job in order to complete it. Hence, you need to spend time in order to learn the skill and enhance it. Once you are well equipped with all the knowledge, then you should do trading or investing with real money by taking the calculated risk.

Yes, this isnt really just that only on tading but also in other aspects in life as well on which you would really be needing up that kind of behavior on which you would really be needing up to deal with something
that could make out that kind of awareness and would really be able to get that experience. We do know that learning do comes from experience on which we know that not all would really be put up on a textbook and something that will really be able to learn up on everything. Im not saying that reading up those things arent that important but rather it would really be best that you should be doing both. Reading up with those
theories and then apply it into actual and learn up something new if ever you do encounter some new things.

It would really be just that depending on a certain individual on how they would really be making out such adjustments on the time that they would really be able to encounter
something that they havent been able on doing so.

[jaberwock]

have you ever booked a course with a trading expert in the past, for example? the courses are definitely justified, as the information is conveyed much better and in a much shorter time than if you have to teach yourself everything via youtube and co. so especially for people who want to get into the subject relatively quickly, such courses are very suitable, but of course they also cost (sometimes even a lot of) money.

Experts can teach helpful and insightful things for newbies and learners but they can always be wrong with their predictions on the market.

If we bookmark their market, price predictions from their Youtube videos or posts on X/ Twitter, when we check back some days or weeks later, we will recognize inaccuracy of their predictions.

Experienced and knowledgeable experts can teach us many good educational things and it's good if we can follow and learn from them but we should not make all of our investment or trading positions with complete dependence on their opinion and predictions.

"Experts" is a very dangerous thing to go for, because the problem is that some of them are quite good, while some of them are fake and not real. I believe that we are going to end up with something that would not be all that easy, because if you find a fake expert, then you are going to end up with something that would not be all that good at all.

You should try to screen them very carefully, if they are actually good experts then they will be able to provide you proof of how good they are on live, meaning they will tell you something before they even buy it, like tell you "buy when it reaches X" and if it actually reaches that and you buy and then it goes up, you have a proof. I bet you that fake ones will never be bale to provide you that, because they can't.

[Fatunad]

have you ever booked a course with a trading expert in the past, for example? the courses are definitely justified, as the information is conveyed much better and in a much shorter time than if you have to teach yourself everything via youtube and co. so especially for people who want to get into the subject relatively quickly, such courses are very suitable, but of course they also cost (sometimes even a lot of) money.

Experts can teach helpful and insightful things for newbies and learners but they can always be wrong with their predictions on the market.

If we bookmark their market, price predictions from their Youtube videos or posts on X/ Twitter, when we check back some days or weeks later, we will recognize inaccuracy of their predictions.

Experienced and knowledgeable experts can teach us many good educational things and it's good if we can follow and learn from them but we should not make all of our investment or trading positions with complete dependence on their opinion and predictions.

"Experts" is a very dangerous thing to go for, because the problem is that some of them are quite good, while some of them are fake and not real. I believe that we are going to end up with something that would not be all that easy, because if you find a fake expert, then you are going to end up with something that would not be all that good at all.

You should try to screen them very carefully, if they are actually good experts then they will be able to provide you proof of how good they are on live, meaning they will tell you something before they even buy it, like tell you "buy when it reaches X" and if it actually reaches that and you buy and then it goes up, you have a proof. I bet you that fake ones will never be bale to provide you that, because they can't.

When you are just a complete noob then having these kind of experience on seeing these stuffs along the way then you would neither be basically be believing that its true and legit. There are ones who would really be immediately be dealing  with it and there are ones who would really be skeptical and this is where they would really be making some indepth research on which i could say that this is really a must thing to have or something that you should really be doing. Doesnt matter on what are the htings that you've been dealing and if its talking about investing then it would really be just that a normal approach or action to be made that you should really be learning up with the basics. Reading up someones experiences arent that bad of an idea too on which it would be something that will really be added up into your own analysis on which
if you done it well then it could really be making out that kind of long term benefit on which its just normal that you would be having those kind of considerations too.