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[weallbitcoiners]

I agree with you. Many people think that in the beginning, they should learn everything properly and then invest. But in reality, there are some things that cannot be learned like by reading books. They require experience. Especially income management, allocation, emotional control, DCA discipline, these are not very useful just by spending time on forums or doing research. These things have to be learned slowly after starting investment. And the easiest way for beginners to learn this is to start with a small amount. Even if you invest $10 or $15 weekly in the beginning, there is no problem. But once you learn the entire process , you can later increase the amount of investment according to your discretionary income.

You don’t need to know everything before investing, you can learn along as you invest. You waiting to learn everything will bring a delay in starting your bitcoin journey and we all know that it never good to delay your bitcoin investment, as long as you have your discretionary income at your disposal then it is very okay to start your bitcoin investment.

If someone wants to learn to swim, they have to jump into the river. Only then can they become a better swimmer, because you can never become a good swimmer just by standing outside.
The same rule applies in investing if someone wants to learn trading or the basics about investing he needs to put some money in because this will help him, and he will have a better understanding and value of things.
Bitcoin investment surely has big potential, and everyone can take advantage of this. I'm already in and now looking for more and better understanding. This is only possible while I'm in with my funds.

[alankasman]

I think one of the major strength of holding your assets is building your back up funds, because that's a strong base to keeping you away from tapping from your assets. If we are been realistic, even though you don't want to tap from your investment, but if you are pressured, and you don't have emergency funds to handle your emergency situations, then there is every possiblity of tapping from your investment. Thus, been able to Hold your investment, it has a degree to your ability of building sustainable back up funds.
I'm addition too, investing with the right funds is also necessary. Ensuring a proper income allocation and management is also needed to help you HODL

A backup fund is essential when someone has accumulated assets. It's a bit difficult if someone doesn't have a backup fund to hold or own assets. Therefore before investing a backup fund is a top priority for those who want to hold assets for their future.

The benefits of reserve funds are quite numerous especially when someone makes an investment of course this has become a major part of that person for example when someone is investing in Bitcoin for the long term but with the busyness of investing suddenly something or a problem comes unexpectedly but consequently the problem must be resolved immediately so that the problem can be resolved properly according to the wishes but behind all of that with the reserve funds owned by that person it may be possible to not be disturbed by what has been done in the investment this shows that it is important to have reserve funds that can save our desires when the position and situation we experience are under pressure and in the end by having reserve funds everything can be done in a sustainable way to invest in Bitcoin.

[HajiBagi]

It is always important to have a long term investment for investment because in the old history of the crypto market you can see that the long term has always given good results. So if you have good coin holdings in your portfolio you will get maximum profit from investment. Here you have to maintain your mental pressure and patience then you will get a chance to make enough profit. Again, if you are not a long term believer you can sell it for a small profit. If you hold Bitcoin or Ethereum for about 5-8 years you can make good profits. I like discipline in investing and don't want to go beyond my means. All the top coins are ideal investments for us.

Yes,, I agree with you about investing long-term, but the problem is that you mentioned other coins besides Bitcoin, which is why I disagree. Basically, I think the only one worth investing in long-term is Bitcoin. Because Bitcoin is fundamentally a decentralized asset, I believe that's its main appeal and what makes it secure. When you're talking about altcoins, I don't think they're as secure as Bitcoin. Basically,, altcoins have owners or founders, and they can still be manipulated by their owners. Therefore, I think it's quite risky to invest long-term. Coin owners could manipulate their altcoins, and they could ultimately collapse. Therefore, I emphasize that Bitcoin is the right long-term investment, and that's undeniable.

I will only advise anyone who wants to know about bitcoin a long term investment not other people who are thinking of investing in another coin because we are talking about bitcoin in this thread and i think talking about another coin that is not bitcoin can cause confusion and makes many people most especially the newbies to think they are in wrong thread, i have never think of investing on any other coin for a long term than bitcoin because it is only the invest that i trust and I can introduce to anyone who want to invest in any coin. Anyone who wants to invest in altcoins or other coin is free because everyone has their own choice of doing what you like as long as you are not using anyone money to buy it but coming this thread to talk about othe coin that is not bitcoin is not advisable here.

[Gallar]

If someone wants to learn to swim, they have to jump into the river. Only then can they become a better swimmer, because you can never become a good swimmer just by standing outside.
The same rule applies in investing if someone wants to learn trading or the basics about investing he needs to put some money in because this will help him, and he will have a better understanding and value of things.
Bitcoin investment surely has big potential, and everyone can take advantage of this. I'm already in and now looking for more and better understanding. This is only possible while I'm in with my funds.

Yes,, in some ways, I agree with your assumption, friend. It's true that someone who doesn't directly dive into the field they're pursuing will certainly not achieve the same results as someone who does. But it's also important to remember that if you compare someone investing in Bitcoin to someone jumping into water,, I think there's one thing you should consider. What would happen if someone who can't swim at all and doesn't even know the theory of swimming jumped straight into deep water?? I'm sure that would be extremely dangerous and could even be life-threatening...

Therefore,, even if they can't swim initially,, to be safer, they should first learn swimming theory, which they can then apply once they're in the water. So, I think this is also very important to consider when someone wants to invest in Bitcoin. Because basically, if someone immediately jumps into Bitcoin with zero knowledge, it will definitely be very dangerous. Therefore, it is very important to understand the basics of how to invest in Bitcoin before jumping in.

[Supreme Donvic]

I agree with you. Many people think that in the beginning, they should learn everything properly and then invest. But in reality, there are some things that cannot be learned like by reading books. They require experience. Especially income management, allocation, emotional control, DCA discipline, these are not very useful just by spending time on forums or doing research. These things have to be learned slowly after starting investment. And the easiest way for beginners to learn this is to start with a small amount. Even if you invest $10 or $15 weekly in the beginning, there is no problem. But once you learn the entire process , you can later increase the amount of investment according to your discretionary income.

You don’t need to know everything before investing, you can learn along as you invest. You waiting to learn everything will bring a delay in starting your bitcoin journey and we all know that it never good to delay your bitcoin investment, as long as you have your discretionary income at your disposal then it is very okay to start your bitcoin investment.

If someone wants to learn to swim, they have to jump into the river. Only then can they become a better swimmer, because you can never become a good swimmer just by standing outside.
The same rule applies in investing if someone wants to learn trading or the basics about investing he needs to put some money in because this will help him, and he will have a better understanding and value of things.
Bitcoin investment surely has big potential, and everyone can take advantage of this. I'm already in and now looking for more and better understanding. This is only possible while I'm in with my funds.

True before you will be able to understand and learn how bitcoin investment is you need to start investing in Bitcoin you cannot learn everything about bitcoin by just reading books or doing research online the only time you can learn and understand the Bitcoin very well is when you start investing in Bitcoin that is when you will have the full knowledge about Bitcoin.
Some people usually say before you start bitcoin investment you need to know everything about Bitcoin before you start, they don't understand that you can never know everything about Bitcoin when you have not started investing in Bitcoin you can only know everything about bitcoin when you have started investing in it and that is why what you need as a newbie is for you to have the basic knowledge about bitcoin and then start investing immediately.

[Hardyrobust]

If someone wants to learn to swim, they have to jump into the river. Only then can they become a better swimmer, because you can never become a good swimmer just by standing outside.
The same rule applies in investing if someone wants to learn trading or the basics about investing he needs to put some money in because this will help him, and he will have a better understanding and value of things.
Bitcoin investment surely has big potential, and everyone can take advantage of this. I'm already in and now looking for more and better understanding. This is only possible while I'm in with my funds.

Yes,, in some ways, I agree with your assumption, friend. It's true that someone who doesn't directly dive into the field they're pursuing will certainly not achieve the same results as someone who does. But it's also important to remember that if you compare someone investing in Bitcoin to someone jumping into water,, I think there's one thing you should consider. What would happen if someone who can't swim at all and doesn't even know the theory of swimming jumped straight into deep water?? I'm sure that would be extremely dangerous and could even be life-threatening...

Therefore,, even if they can't swim initially,, to be safer, they should first learn swimming theory, which they can then apply once they're in the water. So, I think this is also very important to consider when someone wants to invest in Bitcoin. Because basically, if someone immediately jumps into Bitcoin with zero knowledge, it will definitely be very dangerous. Therefore, it is very important to understand the basics of how to invest in Bitcoin before jumping in.

you don't necessarily need a basic knowledge as per starting to invest in bitcoin. What you need is common sense on how figure out the availability of Discretionary Income then after that you gain whatever knowledge that is important as you continue with your bitcoin accumulation. So it won't be a wise idea for someone that has figured out there Discretionary income not to start accumlating bitcoin because they want to acquire basic knowledge before starting. All what they need is common sense on how to figure out things.

[Sulegzy39]

Managing money correctly is one of the keys to success in everything involving money, such as doing business, investing, or trading; but, we must also be able to manage ourselves so that we do not become complacent about the rewards acquired, causing us to forget the risks. Also, keep in mind that it is a mistake to set out to do anything solely for the sake of money, thus thinking about fast money schemes will only make matters worse. It would be preferable if we could devise strategies to keep things operating smoothly. The most challenging aspect of BTC investing is maintaining it (HOLD).

[IgboBTC]

Managing money correctly is one of the keys to success in everything involving money, such as doing business, investing, or trading; but, we must also be able to manage ourselves so that we do not become complacent about the rewards acquired, causing us to forget the risks. Also, keep in mind that it is a mistake to set out to do anything solely for the sake of money, thus thinking about fast money schemes will only make matters worse. It would be preferable if we could devise strategies to keep things operating smoothly. The most challenging aspect of BTC investing is maintaining it (HOLD).

The crypto market is really tough to survive in. You need to be good at managing your money and keeping your emotions in check. This is more important than knowing all the stuff. A lot of people get into the market because they see others making money and they want to make some. They take risks at the wrong time and end up losing all their money in the end.

I have learned this from my experience. When the market is going up and you see all those candles it is easy to get too comfortable. This is when you need to be careful and think clearly. You have to control your emotions and make decisions about your money. It is not easy to hold onto Bitcoin when the market's all over the place.. The people who do well in the end are the ones who can ignore the ups and downs and focus on their long term goals. The smart thing to do is to have a plan and stick to it of making decisions based on how you feel at the moment. Crypto market and Bitcoin are all, about being patient and following a strategy.

[GIF-JOBS]

If someone wants to learn to swim, they have to jump into the river. Only then can they become a better swimmer, because you can never become a good swimmer just by standing outside.
The same rule applies in investing if someone wants to learn trading or the basics about investing he needs to put some money in because this will help him, and he will have a better understanding and value of things.
Bitcoin investment surely has big potential, and everyone can take advantage of this. I'm already in and now looking for more and better understanding. This is only possible while I'm in with my funds.

Yes,, in some ways, I agree with your assumption, friend. It's true that someone who doesn't directly dive into the field they're pursuing will certainly not achieve the same results as someone who does. But it's also important to remember that if you compare someone investing in Bitcoin to someone jumping into water,, I think there's one thing you should consider. What would happen if someone who can't swim at all and doesn't even know the theory of swimming jumped straight into deep water?? I'm sure that would be extremely dangerous and could even be life-threatening...

Therefore,, even if they can't swim initially,, to be safer, they should first learn swimming theory, which they can then apply once they're in the water. So, I think this is also very important to consider when someone wants to invest in Bitcoin. Because basically, if someone immediately jumps into Bitcoin with zero knowledge, it will definitely be very dangerous. Therefore, it is very important to understand the basics of how to invest in Bitcoin before jumping in.

you don't necessarily need a basic knowledge as per starting to invest in bitcoin. What you need is common sense on how figure out the availability of Discretionary Income then after that you gain whatever knowledge that is important as you continue with your bitcoin accumulation. So it won't be a wise idea for someone that has figured out there Discretionary income not to start accumlating bitcoin because they want to acquire basic knowledge before starting. All what they need is common sense on how to figure out things.

But I cannot agree with you in any way, just because we have discretionary income does not mean that our investments are safe. We must acquire basic knowledge, because if we do not have basic knowledge, and if we start investing completely ignorantly, then we will have no idea where our money is going, how its risks work, so we will have a strong tendency to make wrong decisions when we see volatility. But if we invest through discretionary income after acquiring the basic knowledge of bitcoin, then we will not be likely to make wrong decisions, we will be able to have enough confidence to maintain the investment in the volatility of bitcoin price, which if we start ignorantly, we will not have this confidence. So we must have knowledge, in any case ignorance only leads us to failure.

[Obulis]

Managing money correctly is one of the keys to success in everything involving money, such as doing business, investing, or trading; but, we must also be able to manage ourselves so that we do not become complacent about the rewards acquired, causing us to forget the risks. Also, keep in mind that it is a mistake to set out to do anything solely for the sake of money, thus thinking about fast money schemes will only make matters worse. It would be preferable if we could devise strategies to keep things operating smoothly. The most challenging aspect of BTC investing is maintaining it (HOLD).

Just wondering! If trading is money management? Doing trading is not in anyway money management or is it? To support my motion, when you are carried away by quick money making, there is likelihood of becoming a debtor

[Frankolala]

The crypto market is really tough to survive in. You need to be good at managing your money and keeping your emotions in check. This is more important than knowing all the stuff. A lot of people get into the market because they see others making money and they want to make some. They take risks at the wrong time and end up losing all their money in the end.

I have learned this from my experience. When the market is going up and you see all those candles it is easy to get too comfortable. This is when you need to be careful and think clearly. You have to control your emotions and make decisions about your money. It is not easy to hold onto Bitcoin when the market's all over the place.. The people who do well in the end are the ones who can ignore the ups and downs and focus on their long term goals. The smart thing to do is to have a plan and stick to it of making decisions based on how you feel at the moment. Crypto market and Bitcoin are all, about being patient and following a strategy.

Cash inflow management is very important for you to succeed in your long term bitcoin investment but it's not compulsory to have financial management in the beginning of your bitcoin investment if you don't have it. You can learn it as you are investing so that, you can use the right money for the right purpose. If you buy bitcoin with your discretionary income, there's no need to panic when the price is at the dip.

This is why you need to have a bitcoin target and stay focus accumulating with DCA in order to reach your bitcoin target by ongoingly accumulating bitcoin.

[Bryan jessy]

If someone wants to learn to swim, they have to jump into the river. Only then can they become a better swimmer, because you can never become a good swimmer just by standing outside.
The same rule applies in investing if someone wants to learn trading or the basics about investing he needs to put some money in because this will help him, and he will have a better understanding and value of things.
Bitcoin investment surely has big potential, and everyone can take advantage of this. I'm already in and now looking for more and better understanding. This is only possible while I'm in with my funds.

Yes,, in some ways, I agree with your assumption, friend. It's true that someone who doesn't directly dive into the field they're pursuing will certainly not achieve the same results as someone who does. But it's also important to remember that if you compare someone investing in Bitcoin to someone jumping into water,, I think there's one thing you should consider. What would happen if someone who can't swim at all and doesn't even know the theory of swimming jumped straight into deep water?? I'm sure that would be extremely dangerous and could even be life-threatening...

Therefore,, even if they can't swim initially,, to be safer, they should first learn swimming theory, which they can then apply once they're in the water. So, I think this is also very important to consider when someone wants to invest in Bitcoin. Because basically, if someone immediately jumps into Bitcoin with zero knowledge, it will definitely be very dangerous. Therefore, it is very important to understand the basics of how to invest in Bitcoin before jumping in.

you don't necessarily need a basic knowledge as per starting to invest in bitcoin. What you need is common sense on how figure out the availability of Discretionary Income then after that you gain whatever knowledge that is important as you continue with your bitcoin accumulation. So it won't be a wise idea for someone that has figured out there Discretionary income not to start accumlating bitcoin because they want to acquire basic knowledge before starting. All what they need is common sense on how to figure out things.

In as much as a person does not need a degree to start Bitcoin investment that does not mean a person should just jump into Bitcoin investment, without knowing the basics, like wallets, how to store their seed phrases when to actually buy Bitcoin and what method to adopt in buying, for example the DCA method. Also a person who is new to Bitcoin investment; it is necessary that he understands that Bitcoin is volatile, as not to panic whenever the price dips, and sales off due to fear and lack of knowledge. Knowledge is still; remains the key, a person must not have it all but a little knowledge on whatever a person wants to engage in is necessary because it will help to prepare a person for the worst, just in case it happens.

[abaeze]

Managing money correctly is one of the keys to success in everything involving money, such as doing business, investing, or trading; but, we must also be able to manage ourselves so that we do not become complacent about the rewards acquired, causing us to forget the risks. Also, keep in mind that it is a mistake to set out to do anything solely for the sake of money, thus thinking about fast money schemes will only make matters worse. It would be preferable if we could devise strategies to keep things operating smoothly. The most challenging aspect of BTC investing is maintaining it (HOLD).

Just wondering! If trading is money management? Doing trading is not in anyway money management or is it? To support my motion, when you are carried away by quick money making, there is likelihood of becoming a debtor

If you start investing with discretionary income, the risk of investing in BTC is greatly reduced. But those who think that trading is more effective than holding to get rich quickly are basically at greater risk because trading is the most unsafe and risky way to invest. On the other hand, long-term holding is the safest and a matter of patience. If someone thinks of trading as a way to get rich quickly, then it is close to the mentality of gambling. But if someone trades according to their long-term ability with discretionary income as a process of learning their skills and risk control, then it is not wrong.

[Umulala-alala]

Managing money correctly is one of the keys to success in everything involving money, such as doing business, investing, or trading; but, we must also be able to manage ourselves so that we do not become complacent about the rewards acquired, causing us to forget the risks. Also, keep in mind that it is a mistake to set out to do anything solely for the sake of money, thus thinking about fast money schemes will only make matters worse. It would be preferable if we could devise strategies to keep things operating smoothly. The most challenging aspect of BTC investing is maintaining it (HOLD).

The crypto market is really tough to survive in. You need to be good at managing your money and keeping your emotions in check. This is more important than knowing all the stuff. A lot of people get into the market because they see others making money and they want to make some. They take risks at the wrong time and end up losing all their money in the end.

I have learned this from my experience. When the market is going up and you see all those candles it is easy to get too comfortable. This is when you need to be careful and think clearly. You have to control your emotions and make decisions about your money. It is not easy to hold onto Bitcoin when the market's all over the place.. The people who do well in the end are the ones who can ignore the ups and downs and focus on their long term goals. The smart thing to do is to have a plan and stick to it of making decisions based on how you feel at the moment. Crypto market and Bitcoin are all, about being patient and following a strategy.

It's wrong using crypto market as it doesn't make any sense here besides you can't hold shitcoin for long because you will loss all your money. You are just new in the forum also in this thread from your date of registration so i will advise you do little more reading to understand more about some certain thread in the forum here you don't use crypto reasons been that it contains not only bitcoin but also shitcoins and shitcoins are not trust to invest on because they can dump within some seconds so it's good you can direct by either using bitcoin or shitcoin but NOT crypto to avoid misleading other who don't know into investing in altcoin believing it's BTC

[Proty]

 if someone trades according to their long-term ability with discretionary income as a process of learning their skills and risk control, then it is not wrong.

Trading is very risky and even if you are trading with your long term ability as you said it doesn't still change the narrative that trading is very risky. It will be waste of time and income to be gambling with bitcoin by trading it with the idea that you are learning a skill. I believe it will be best if this energy is chanell to accumulating and holding bitcoin for a long term and them shun the idea of trading

[Stormisover]

If someone wants to learn to swim, they have to jump into the river. Only then can they become a better swimmer, because you can never become a good swimmer just by standing outside.
The same rule applies in investing if someone wants to learn trading or the basics about investing he needs to put some money in because this will help him, and he will have a better understanding and value of things.
Bitcoin investment surely has big potential, and everyone can take advantage of this. I'm already in and now looking for more and better understanding. This is only possible while I'm in with my funds.

Yes,, in some ways, I agree with your assumption, friend. It's true that someone who doesn't directly dive into the field they're pursuing will certainly not achieve the same results as someone who does. But it's also important to remember that if you compare someone investing in Bitcoin to someone jumping into water,, I think there's one thing you should consider. What would happen if someone who can't swim at all and doesn't even know the theory of swimming jumped straight into deep water?? I'm sure that would be extremely dangerous and could even be life-threatening...

Therefore,, even if they can't swim initially,, to be safer, they should first learn swimming theory, which they can then apply once they're in the water. So, I think this is also very important to consider when someone wants to invest in Bitcoin. Because basically, if someone immediately jumps into Bitcoin with zero knowledge, it will definitely be very dangerous. Therefore, it is very important to understand the basics of how to invest in Bitcoin before jumping in.

you don't necessarily need a basic knowledge as per starting to invest in bitcoin. What you need is common sense on how figure out the availability of Discretionary Income then after that you gain whatever knowledge that is important as you continue with your bitcoin accumulation. So it won't be a wise idea for someone that has figured out there Discretionary income not to start accumlating bitcoin because they want to acquire basic knowledge before starting. All what they need is common sense on how to figure out things.

You are complicating things if you ask me because I don't see any difference between having common sense and having basic knowledge prior to getting started in to bitcoin investment, every one needs the basic knowledge which is the common sense before starting their Bitcoin investment, with basic knowledge you will understand the need to figure out if you have a discretionary income or not, with basic knowledge you will know preliminary things about bitcoin good enough to get you started and all of this are still common sense.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

Managing money correctly is one of the keys to success in everything involving money, such as doing business, investing, or trading; but, we must also be able to manage ourselves so that we do not become complacent about the rewards acquired, causing us to forget the risks. Also, keep in mind that it is a mistake to set out to do anything solely for the sake of money, thus thinking about fast money schemes will only make matters worse. It would be preferable if we could devise strategies to keep things operating smoothly. The most challenging aspect of BTC investing is maintaining it (HOLD).

Just wondering! If trading is money management? Doing trading is not in anyway money management or is it? To support my motion, when you are carried away by quick money making, there is likelihood of becoming a debtor

Trading is not money management at all..  trading that exposes your money to a lot of risk..

Money management is supposed to be protecting your money, not exposing it to risk.. and trading is like you’re putting it in a more risky place.. And anything that is too focused on quick returns is not always sustainable in the long run..
That is why those fast profit people do enter debt a lot of time, or take crazy losses..

[Queen uloma]

I agree with you. Many people think that in the beginning, they should learn everything properly and then invest. But in reality, there are some things that cannot be learned like by reading books. They require experience. Especially income management, allocation, emotional control, DCA discipline, these are not very useful just by spending time on forums or doing research. These things have to be learned slowly after starting investment. And the easiest way for beginners to learn this is to start with a small amount. Even if you invest $10 or $15 weekly in the beginning, there is no problem. But once you learn the entire process , you can later increase the amount of investment according to your discretionary income.

You don’t need to know everything before investing, you can learn along as you invest. You waiting to learn everything will bring a delay in starting your bitcoin journey and we all know that it never good to delay your bitcoin investment, as long as you have your discretionary income at your disposal then it is very okay to start your bitcoin investment.

If someone wants to learn to swim, they have to jump into the river. Only then can they become a better swimmer, because you can never become a good swimmer just by standing outside.
The same rule applies in investing if someone wants to learn trading or the basics about investing he needs to put some money in because this will help him, and he will have a better understanding and value of things.
Bitcoin investment surely has big potential, and everyone can take advantage of this. I'm already in and now looking for more and
 better understanding. This is only possible while I'm in with my funds.

I remember years back, when a friend of mine told me about an online investment. It was later after I had already invested before I knew what it was all about, it was during that period I understood what he was actually saying. Reading books or watching videos or listening to people’s explanation on how bitcoin works can not really make you understand how bitcoin works. And it will not teach you the emotional aspect of bitcoin not until you’ve invested. Once you invest you will pay more attention to,  understand bitcoin volatility and learn patience. Experience is the best teacher, so it’s better you allow experience to teach you because with it you can be able to understand how the wallet works and how the market operates. So it’s important to focus more on understanding how it works and learning instead of chasing quick profit.

[Dewi Aries]

 if someone trades according to their long-term ability with discretionary income as a process of learning their skills and risk control, then it is not wrong.

Trading is very risky and even if you are trading with your long term ability as you said it doesn't still change the narrative that trading is very risky. It will be waste of time and income to be gambling with bitcoin by trading it with the idea that you are learning a skill. I believe it will be best if this energy is chanell to accumulating and holding bitcoin for a long term and them shun the idea of trading

Our goal in trading or investing is to protect against inflation and also to seek profit. Trading Bitcoin with the aim of seeking profit while learning to improve skills is not wrong in my opinion because in any case, knowledge will increase when we study the process and evaluate it. However, on the other hand, I agree with you that I prefer making Bitcoin a long term investment asset. The reason is clear because trading is not easy, it is very difficult and there are many things that we must learn and understand in more detail and the level of risk is also much higher.

[Pandorak]

Trading is not money management at all..  trading that exposes your money to a lot of risk..

Money management is supposed to be protecting your money, not exposing it to risk.. and trading is like you’re putting it in a more risky place.. And anything that is too focused on quick returns is not always sustainable in the long run..
That is why those fast profit people do enter debt a lot of time, or take crazy losses..

Trading is one of the hardest things to do, even those of you who have been studying for a long time and have in depth knowledge of how to trade will likely still struggle to make consistent profits. This is especially true for those who decide to trade with the primary goal of making a large profit in a short time, as we know, such an approach often doesn’t end well. I believe that if you want to create opportunities for long-term profit, it’s better to focus on investing. Don’t trade just for the sake of experimenting, because besides losing money, you’ll also waste a lot of time.