Best time to teach newbie on investing

[Zigabel]

What are our expert members' opinions on the best time to teach newbies about investing?

When the market is in a bull market, you can show them your profit, and the best move is to make a profit

When the market is in a bear market, teach newbies the risks and the tragedy of investing so they know what to avoid.

It can be both, but what is the best time really?

Always let them know that loosing is part of the process so they do not think when they loose its their fault or that of their mentor, they should know that they are not going to get rich the next day after they started trading the previous day, they should be aware that trading entails a lot of discipline and they do not have to catch all moves or be on the chart always for them to be able to win more trades and be profitable. they should also be told that profitability does not mean the absence of loss at any point, but the point where by your profits exceeds your losses.

Trading can ruin you if you are too emotional about every single moves you make, it is okay to take breaks when the need arises, it will not mean you are going to miss out, you can and will always meet up anytime you come back to trade, prioritizing the knowledge you will need to trade is more important than trading it self because only those who have mastered the act can succeed trading as having no knowledge will only get you depending on luck.

[Gaza13]

I think you can do it anytime. The sooner you try, the sooner you'll gain insight and knowledge about investing that's actually the best time. When teaching beginners, it's best to provide real information, not just about profits. If they can accept the information and have a strong interest in investing, start with minimal capital. With this kind of experience, their instincts will naturally know when to buy and when to sell. If these beginners are properly guided by their mentors, they will certainly not get trapped in investing.

[EarnOnVictor]

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It can be both, but what is the best time really?

The best time to teach or introduce anyone to Bitcoin investment is ANYTIME. If you think the Bull season is the best, won't the Bear season come? And vice versa.

Bitcoin will always have its good and bad days, which is why the right knowledge about it is better than being selective of the season. This further means that the person will learn how to rightly invest. So even if it's the bear season, a well-taught newbie would have acknowledged that, and it will be wise for him to wait for the Bull time when the market will be favourable.

[tbct_mt2]

The best time to teach or introduce anyone to Bitcoin investment is ANYTIME. If you think the Bull season is the best, won't the Bear season come? And vice versa.

Bitcoin will always have its good and bad days, which is why the right knowledge about it is better than being selective of the season. This further means that the person will learn how to rightly invest. So even if it's the bear season, a well-taught newbie would have acknowledged that, and it will be wise for him to wait for the Bull time when the market will be favourable.

Anyone can learn about Bitcoin anytime, without any need of learning from you or any person. There are enough resources for people to learn about Bitcoin very easily and without any money spent as open-source and free resources for education about Bitcoin are very abundantly nowadays. People even can feel overwhelming to start with free educational resources and it takes them a lot of time and enough patience, discipline for learning.

https://www.lopp.net/bitcoin-information.html
https://www.lopp.net/lightning-information.html
https://learnmeabitcoin.com/

[Awaklara]

Anyone can learn to invest anytime without considering market conditions. Market moments can indeed be used as material to demonstrate a lesson about the possibilities that occur when beginners start investing. So beginners can prepare and learn from it. There are all-time charts that we can show to beginners as an illustration of how the market works. We don’t need to wait for market moments to happen to provide examples.

[Webutxo]

Anyone can learn to invest anytime without considering market conditions. Market moments can indeed be used as material to demonstrate a lesson about the possibilities that occur when beginners start investing. So beginners can prepare and learn from it. There are all-time charts that we can show to beginners as an illustration of how the market works. We don’t need to wait for market moments to happen to provide examples.

The market plunge is scary that's why people are afraid of the market. If investors with billions invested in Bitcoin are selling, you know very well enough that newbiew with some chicken change will be scared to death, they will not want to be involved in any market fall but most of us look at one side direction of the market, as long as there are people with billions of investment in Bitcoin that has refused to sell, there is no reason for people with $100 like me to be selling.

The market is really painful when you watch the market plunge like it's eating you, we do forget that there use to be a time that many of us wish the market comes down so we can buy at low price, now these are the discount price but instead people are afraid of buying; if the market start to go up again we wish we bought those times. I think we are confused investors sometimes.

[Nwada001]

When the market is in a bull market, you can show them your profit, and the best move is to make a profit

Wrong method; that will make the person appear as if they are boasting of their wealth and the type of profit they have made. Instead of being pictured from an educational perspective, you don't need to convince anyone to invest in Bitcoin. Anytime they have the money and consider themselves ready, they can take the action. I don't owe anyone any convincing.

[osasshem]

What are our expert members' opinions on the best time to teach newbies about investing?

When the market is in a bull market, you can show them your profit, and the best move is to make a profit

When the market is in a bear market, teach newbies the risks and the tragedy of investing so they know what to avoid.

It can be both, but what is the best time really?

The best time to show or teach newbie is when the market is on a bear run, but, because of the decline in price, it will scare them to invest, but one who has been following the system will know the benefits at this market decline, because to me, the bullish market most times can be a trap that might lock new investors and might also affect their trust on you as the teacher and on the system, except the relationship has already being laid long before.

[Rockstarguy]

You domt need to wait for a particular season,  either a bear season or bull season to tesch a newbie bitcoin.  If you are waiting for the bull season to show a beginner how much profit that you were able to make, then it is as if you are just trying to convince the person to invest Bitcoin.  When teaching bitcoin to a newbie it is something thst you need to do very well by making them understanding the risk and the profit in bitcoin and every information must be very detailed and well understood to avoid misconception. Bitcoin is very volatile and it is not an asset that you can invest in to make quick money from it, these are things that new investors needs to understand.

[Questat]

I don't think the current market position matters when you start teaching a newbie to invest. You can do it anytime as long as he is ready to learn and gain valuable insights from bitcoin. But if what you mean to say is when is the best time to start investing in bitcoin, I would always say when he has already sufficient amount of funds to invest, when he is ready to take the risk, when he is ready to lose, and when the market is currently in dips, just like what we are witnessing at the moment.

[nakamura12]

I wouldn't base my teachings on profit but knowledge. If you make a newbie blinded by profit then that newbie will surely make sp many mistakes that the newbie might not recover. Best time to teach newbie is all the time when you can share some pointers and gaining knowledge so that they won't be blinded by profit when the time comes for themselves to do it alone without guidance. You can just teach a newbie when a newbie is interested in learning about cryptocurrency and other cryptocurrency related topics.

[macson]

I don't think there's a perfect time to teach newbies about investing, because whatever the time, whether the market is bearish or bullish, we can still teach newbies about various things they need in their investments, whether it's fundamental analysis, risk management, and various other information they need to build a proper and more solid investment mindset.

[KiaKia]

It can be both, but what is the best time really?

For me, the bull season is a better time to teach newbies what investing is all about. My reason being that you need something to captivate their attention and keep their interest. During bear season, market is always silent, boring and not a place any newcomer will want to be or witness. The bull season creates noise and excitement. However, while teaching them investment at such a time, make sure not to expose them to memes or degens. Stick to utility based tokens and coins and only allow them to invest just that which they can afford to lose.

Why would you even need the newbies attention? Crypto is no more in that range where new investors must come into the market for these assets to survive, there is no need to try to confuse anyone to invest in Bitcoin and crypto, it is everywhere now, it is no longer a secret that digital currencies exits.

If anyone isn't joining they must have a good reason why they don't feel like investing, even if I have to talk anyone into investing in crypto it would be the bad time called bear market because this is actually the best time to invest.

If you can talk about the advantage of a bear market to any beginner and they still stand to know more then they really want to be a part of this crypto space, the scariest times in the market is the best time for starters to come in, they will be buying the fear while others will be fading the opportunity.

[Publictalk792]

You domt need to wait for a particular season,  either a bear season or bull season to tesch a newbie bitcoin.  If you are waiting for the bull season to show a beginner how much profit that you were able to make, then it is as if you are just trying to convince the person to invest Bitcoin.  When teaching bitcoin to a newbie it is something thst you need to do very well by making them understanding the risk and the profit in bitcoin and every information must be very detailed and well understood to avoid misconception. Bitcoin is very volatile and it is not an asset that you can invest in to make quick money from it, these are things that new investors needs to understand.

Yes most responsible way of educating new individuals about Bitcoin is to focus on actual education, other than just sales talk, since you do not have to wait until bull market shows gains. They should be taught about risk and profit in full to make them understand clearly that Bitcoin is very unstable and it is not quick way to get rich. When you tell them of chance of large price drops and need of discipline, you make them long term holders, and you are showing that most effective introduction is to focus on basic ideas and right way of thinking, other than chance of getting rich.

[Salahmu]

What are our expert members' opinions on the best time to teach newbies about investing?

When the market is in a bull market, you can show them your profit, and the best move is to make a profit

When the market is in a bear market, teach newbies the risks and the tragedy of investing so they know what to avoid.

It can be both, but what is the best time really?

There is no season for the teaching of bitcoin investment, learning can be anytime if the learners are ready to learn, you don't praticalized teaching in inculcating them only on each of the season the Bitcoin is on the bear and also when season of bullish comes but instead you can just tell them all they need to hear as you are teaching them investment at once, there is no point emphasizing the teaching on those bear and bullish market because it doesn't endanger the investment of the person but because of mind preparation sake is important for them to no so that they wouldn't be asking too much question as why there money in Bitcoin is affected because of the dip.

[LogitechMouse]

What are our expert members' opinions on the best time to teach newbies about investing?

When the market is in a bull market, you can show them your profit, and the best move is to make a profit

When the market is in a bear market, teach newbies the risks and the tragedy of investing so they know what to avoid.

It can be both, but what is the best time really?

I don't know TBH, but I think during the bull market for me is the worst time to teach a newbie. For me, they might get distracted by the increase of the price in Bitcoin and they might think "If I buy this time, I might make more in the future." and that's despite not having any knowledge whatsoever. This might work during the bull run, but if a newbie don't know how the market moves, there's a chance that he might lose his money.

For me, it's the bear market because as a newbie, he will be focusing more on learning and gain knowledge compare to investing with relatively 0 knowledge, and there's a chance that he will think that it's not the good time to buy some Bitcoin knowing that it will just decrease and decrease in price throughout the months. Instead of investing his money and buying some Bitcoin, he'd rather save it, while gaining knowledge which is totally free since there are lots of information that we can get online.

If the newbie will focus more on learning during the bear market season, when the accumulation years come, he will have knowledge as well therefore, he will start buying Bitcoin already then the bull run comes, and he will sell those Bitcoin that he accumulated while still learning. The cycle continues.

[Juicyhome]

I don't think there's a perfect time to teach newbies about investing, because whatever the time, whether the market is bearish or bullish, we can still teach newbies about various things they need in their investments, whether it's fundamental analysis, risk management, and various other information they need to build a proper and more solid investment mindset.

There's also a first time to teach people how to do a thing, as newbies the day they registered, they should use spare money to buy Bitcoin and hold, as they grow in the forum their portfolio is also growing with them, imagine buying $2000k worth of Bitcoin when you first registered on this forum and you hold it till this moment, just imagine the profit, I think it's high time we encourage newbies to get some coin in their wallets and grow with it.  Before teaching them other things, by the time they're ready to buy Bitcoin it will be too late for them. Let them start buying and holding it now, give them a target of five years to hold, and thank me later.

[Fiasem20]

In my own perspective, there's no best time to teach a newbie on investing in bitcoin, though it's obvious that the bull run season is more captivating to newbies as a result of the hypes by old investors that have earned huge profits.While the bear season could be the opposite of the bull run season,in essence it could stand as a discouragement to those new investors.Both seasons serve different purposes,so if I'm asked to educate a new investor about bitcoin investment,I will explain both market season to the person because I enjoy providing balanced education to people.I don't convince people to invest on bitcoin rather I teach on the basis of one's personal interest.

[liasbaa]

What are our expert members' opinions on the best time to teach newbies about investing?

When the market is in a bull market, you can show them your profit, and the best move is to make a profit

When the market is in a bear market, teach newbies the risks and the tragedy of investing so they know what to avoid.

It can be both, but what is the best time really?

The best time to show or teach newbie is when the market is on a bear run, but, because of the decline in price, it will scare them to invest, but one who has been following the system will know the benefits at this market decline, because to me, the bullish market most times can be a trap that might lock new investors and might also affect their trust on you as the teacher and on the system, except the relationship has already being laid long before.

I think new investors should be ready to buy at every price point and this is a way to learn. If you try to teach them during a price drop they will panic and be afraid to use the available funds. When you try to teach them during a price rise they will be afraid of losing their capital even then. You can recommend them to do DCA instead. This method encourages investors to invest with discipline from discretionary income so a newbie can set an expected target and buy at any market price.

[EarnOnVictor]

The best time to teach or introduce anyone to Bitcoin investment is ANYTIME. If you think the Bull season is the best, won't the Bear season come? And vice versa.

Bitcoin will always have its good and bad days, which is why the right knowledge about it is better than being selective of the season. This further means that the person will learn how to rightly invest. So even if it's the bear season, a well-taught newbie would have acknowledged that, and it will be wise for him to wait for the Bull time when the market will be favourable.

Anyone can learn about Bitcoin anytime, without any need of learning from you or any person. There are enough resources for people to learn about Bitcoin very easily and without any money spent as open-source and free resources for education about Bitcoin are very abundantly nowadays.

This is a clear indication that you are just a spammer.

Your post shows that you neither understand why I made the post, nor know what the OP asked of us, as our opinion on the best time for a newbie investment knowledge. Instead of you replying directly to the OP to explain your opinion as well, you are here ranting that anyone doesn't have to learn from me or anybody. Who says I want to teach anyone???

You can do better by knowing the thread you replied to and the reason for what you are replying to, before replying.