Trading as full time job income your honest opinion about this still possible ?

[AYOBA]

Whats the capital that person needs about to make trading as full time income for himself.

It depends on how much you have to start up with because even those that you see make the trading as their full time income they also started it with little amount of money before it turn to big capital, and that’s a trading is all about patience and not being afraid of the market as anything can happen at any time.

Not well managed capital will make you find another job so how the money in trading should be managed?  

The best things is to know the risks management and the best strategies and methods for managing risk, once you’ve have all those things by stick to them you will get what you want in trading. Is because most of people’s are lack those things and some don’t stick to one strategy which is why most of them won’t be successful in the trading.

Is possible to make some 5000$ weekly minimum ?

In trading? Yeah I can say that there’s possibility, but it depends on how much you start up the trading with that’s your capital. The trading is all about how much you risks; the higher the risk the higher the possible of the profits.

[Muba20]

Does anyone here do it trading full time income ?
Its a reality ? For example someone who trade binance futures leverage short and long can it be full time income for real ?

A person can take trading as a full-time job but it will not be the same for everyone. There are several complications to relying on trading which the trader must understand well. It is difficult for a person to make consistent profits from trading. He must be patient in the market and he will need a large portfolio. If there is profit today, it may not be the same tomorrow, which is why one has to spend more money and try to keep profit from new trading. One has to maintain his self confidence. If there is loss, should not break down but try to stay normal. If someone can take risks and is confident accordingly, then he can completely rely on trading but it can definitely be said that it is very challenging.

[EarnOnVictor]

Does anyone here do it trading full time income ?
Its a reality ? For example someone who trade binance futures leverage short and long can it be full time income for real ?

I don't trade for a fulltime living and I do not advice it, trading is so risky, it shouldn't be relied upon. It should be taken as a means of passive income, provided the trader is good at it.

Whats the capital that person needs about to make trading as full time income for himself.

I can only advice you to invest the amount you can afford to lose. Even if you deposit a $100,000, it can be wasted in just a day if care is not taken.

Is possible to make some 5000$ weekly minimum ?

Of course, but it depends on your capital and expertise. Mind you, you can't be consistent with this, and your capital must be well above $5,000 to be comfortably earning that amount weekly without overleveragging your account.

[Z_MBFM]

Does anyone here do it trading full time income ?
Its a reality ? For example someone who trade binance futures leverage short and long can it be full time income for real ?

Whats the capital that person needs about to make trading as full time income for himself.

Not well managed capital will make you find another job so how the money in trading should be managed?

Is possible to make some 5000$ weekly minimum ?

What you are saying is not impossible, it is possible to earn $5000 per week from futures trading, but it is not for everyone. Futures trading is like a type of gambling, here someone can make a lot of profit very quickly, but also lose his money by liquidating. Trading cannot be a full-time job. Trading is very risky, so those who work here as a full-time job will always live a risky life. Sometimes there will be profit and sometimes there will be loss. He will never be able to live a normal life. So using trading as a full-time job can never be a good plan.

[allthebitandbobs]

trading shouldn't be the only income source for you. If you are already multi-millionaires, then it's a different matter. But for us as middle-class people, it's highly risky to consider trading as the only source of income. Especially for leverage, your balance would become zero anytime, then how will you survive with your family? Either a job or business is mandatory to survive, and it should be your primary income source. If you can make a decent amount of money from the trading, then you can invest it in various sources from which you can earn money and then trade shamelessly.

The fact that we will need money every month and if we are full time traders then we are going to pay for our things out of the trading capital is something people seem to not understand. If you are middle wage like you said, then you will need a huge capital to start and be able to withdraw every month, and that won't happen because middle class people do not have that kind of huge capital.

But, assume for a moment that you are a middle class, but you are left a home by your parents and sold it and have a lot now, it still wouldn't be a full time job because during bear markets you would just eat up on your capital and will end up with nothing good in return and will have nothing. So avoid making it your only job unless you make a lot.

[Rengga Jati]

We can become full-time traders if:
- Our financial condition is truly stable so that it won't be disrupted when our trading activities experience more losses.
- We already understand trading, its ins and outs, have a strategy that truly suits us, and have several plans intended as backup plans for the future if things change.
- Having good self-assessment, including assessing our profits, analysis, emotions, and so on, so that we don't lose sight of ourselves.
- Understanding the market, including how to analyze the market both fundamentally and technically. Although this can't be 100% helpful, without both, this will be a bad trading activity.
- Managing money and assets: This is an area of ​​expertise that must also be considered. We must not neglect this management, so that our finances remain secure and our trading can generate more profit.
- Controlling emotions: This is the most difficult part, because we must be able to control ourselves well, regardless of market conditions.

But, I'm sure this won't be easy to do. That's why full-time trading is a choice for those who are truly serious about it. If not, it won't be successful. At least the points I've mentioned above are the bare minimum, because there are many things traders who want to trade full-time must prepare.

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[rachael9385]

Does anyone here do it trading full time income ?
Its a reality ? For example someone who trade binance futures leverage short and long can it be full time income for real ?

Whats the capital that person needs about to make trading as full time income for himself.

Not well managed capital will make you find another job so how the money in trading should be managed?

Is possible to make some 5000$ weekly minimum ?

Here's the thing, it is possible for you to make such amount weekly but it depends on the capital you trade with, you are going to need an extremely high amount of capital using a low leverage to reduce the risks but nothing is entirely safe. Trading shouldn't be a full-time job because the income you get from it doesn't come the way you plan, you can end up losing or making profits, it is not really guaranteed

[LogitechMouse]

Does anyone here do it trading full time income ?
Its a reality ? For example someone who trade binance futures leverage short and long can it be full time income for real ?

I've seen some, but those who are earning money on trading also have more income sources. It isn't like what you're thinking where they only rely their income on trading futures. They know that it's risky that's why they're diversifying their money hence, having multiple source of income. It's possible, but to rely on it alone? I don't think so unless you're that good.

Whats the capital that person needs about to make trading as full time income for himself.

A million dollars? $500,000? I mean it depends on your quality of life, and the money you're willing to lose because not all have the same lifestyle.

Not well managed capital will make you find another job so how the money in trading should be managed?

That's where your discipline, knowledge and experience comes into place. Managing your money in trading is just as hard as managing your risk in entering positions, and you need to learn it as you trade.

Is possible to make some 5000$ weekly minimum ?

I've seen somebody making that amount of money, but it requires a huge amount of capital, and years of trading experience as well.

[JeffBrad12]

Does anyone here do it trading full time income ?
Its a reality ? For example someone who trade binance futures leverage short and long can it be full time income for real ?

Whats the capital that person needs about to make trading as full time income for himself.

Not well managed capital will make you find another job so how the money in trading should be managed?

Is possible to make some 5000$ weekly minimum ?

Trading can become full time job if you're just good at it and talented with enough capital. Somebody make millions daily by trading with huge capital so $5000 weekly is totally possible.
You just gotta start trying with small capital first and see if you can sustain your profitability. Just know that maybe only small amount of people can stay profitable in the market.
Using small capital to get the feel of the market is very important because you gonna experience the reality of trading and see whether you can rally pull off daily trading for full time job.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

There are full time traders and this is also a form of investment as we can't dispute about it, but trading has some of its advantages as well as disadvantages, which starts from the risk to trade the inconsistent flow of income and lots more about it demerits, but on a general view, it's still a good way of an investment and having a back up to that is also not a bad idea.

[slaman29]

Even just a hobby. There's actually very little advancement in terms of knowledge in this field, as a trader. You kinda become stuck and all that time you could invest in learning new skills, or social, or health. That's what I learnt and what I always tell people. Years wasted trading and you lose career, health, socials.

But even you learn new skill still it doesn't guarantee anything.

Because as what have been said earning profit from this option is uncertain because result will not always come as what we expect.

Also even if they earn from affiliates still not every time they can invite people to on the exchange they are promoting. That's why better think that this is part time only just like what @Swordsoffreedom says since its hard to get consistent or passive profit in this option especially that market is so unpredictable.

Its not about guaranteeing. Life is about learning and improvement. New language, new way to do things with your hands, even new recipe. All of this improves your life, your career etc.

Trading sucks away years of your life without enriching it.

Its a promise that hides the facts...

[Ishicryptic]

Trading is a risky profession because the market is highly volatile, taking it as your main source of income is not advisable, everyday that you enter trade you don't know if you will make profit or not. If you are depending on trading profit to survive you will constantly be trading under pressure because you don't want to lose, your survival depends on you making profit. But if trading is an alternative source of income for you there won't be pressure for you to make profit and you can relax while on it. I have heard of people who go into depression, some even commit suicide when they are not able to recover their loses, maybe they sold their assets or took heavy loans to fund their trading. People who are constantly broke should not trade with the little money that they have to survive, it is better to take money from your discretionary funds to trade with.

[@nn@_pen9]

Does anyone here do it trading full time income ?
Its a reality ? For example someone who trade binance futures leverage short and long can it be full time income for real ?

Whats the capital that person needs about to make trading as full time income for himself.

Not well managed capital will make you find another job so how the money in trading should be managed?

Is possible to make some 5000$ weekly minimum ?

Yes, there are certainly people who have successfully become full time traders and earn a primary income from trading. However, this isn't common or easy. Many professional traders or individuals who have developed consistent strategies have succeeded, but the majority of those who try fail due to high risk, market volatility, and lack of experience.

We cannot or do not know how much they have to spend in trading, each trader has different finances. In trading, If you are a beginner and want to try, it is best to use very minimal capital first, this is the same as adapting to the market. there is no other way to manage it well than using SL and don't play too aggressively and you must still set limits in each trade, $5000 for beginners seems impossible, but those who often fight and experience in the market are likely to get it.

[masulum]

What you are saying is not impossible, it is possible to earn $5000 per week from futures trading, but it is not for everyone. Futures trading is like a type of gambling, here someone can make a lot of profit very quickly, but also lose his money by liquidating.

this is more higher risk if he want to make a trading as a full time job with futures trade. Of course anyone can get up to 1000% a day, but if he want to use his money for trading, and the market going reverse with his predictions, future trade able to take all of his money because being liquidated. I don't think this trade cant be used as full time job, better to scalping from spot to get profit, even just a small profit at list have lower risk when the market didn't match with predictions before entry.

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[Faisal2202]

Does anyone here do it trading full time income ?
Its a reality ? For example someone who trade binance futures leverage short and long can it be full time income for real ?

Whats the capital that person needs about to make trading as full time income for himself.

Not well managed capital will make you find another job so how the money in trading should be managed?

Is possible to make some 5000$ weekly minimum ?

I trade whenver I feel like I won't mind losing some money haha, seriously whenever I have some money that I don't really care about I don't buy anything, I just try to do trading and try to make more money not because I don't have enough knowledge so I trade like that but because we all should trade with money we don't care to lose, because the idea seems obvious and not good but it has great results.

All we have to do is not think and do it, if we have free money do trading otherwise not.

It is possible to make more than the amount you mentioned easily but that require a lot of experience and knowledge about cryptocurrency and how trading actually works. I can't make that much money.

[BigBos]

Everything is possible, but achieving it isn't that easy. Trading carries a very high risk, so I personally advise against making trading a full-time job unless you're already a professional and have substantial capital reserves to cover any potential downsides.

While the potential profits are tempting, achieving consistent and substantial profits is not easy. Even achieving small, consistent profits is difficult. Anyone can trade, but not everyone can succeed.

[justdimin]

Everything is possible, but achieving it isn't that easy. Trading carries a very high risk, so I personally advise against making trading a full-time job unless you're already a professional and have substantial capital reserves to cover any potential downsides.

While the potential profits are tempting, achieving consistent and substantial profits is not easy. Even achieving small, consistent profits is difficult. Anyone can trade, but not everyone can succeed.

This is true, there are a lot of situations where we are talking about something that is your entire income and it will of course be very difficult.

Because we have to talk about making enough money every single month to spend on your normal life. Just see things that are getting to a point where things are moving forward with lowering your capital so it won't be making any change at all. Just realize that things are getting very difficult for the bear market as well and won't profit anytime soon.

[Koadharber]

Does anyone here do it trading full time income ?
Its a reality ? For example someone who trade binance futures leverage short and long can it be full time income for real ?

Whats the capital that person needs about to make trading as full time income for himself.

Not well managed capital will make you find another job so how the money in trading should be managed?

Is possible to make some 5000$ weekly minimum ?

Yes, there are certainly people who have successfully become full time traders and earn a primary income from trading. However, this isn't common or easy. Many professional traders or individuals who have developed consistent strategies have succeeded, but the majority of those who try fail due to high risk, market volatility, and lack of experience.

We cannot or do not know how much they have to spend in trading, each trader has different finances. In trading, If you are a beginner and want to try, it is best to use very minimal capital first, this is the same as adapting to the market. there is no other way to manage it well than using SL and don't play too aggressively and you must still set limits in each trade, $5000 for beginners seems impossible, but those who often fight and experience in the market are likely to get it.

Full time trading is real but only for a very small group because most people who try end up losing more than they make and the pressure of having trading as the only income can break a trader fast. some people do trade futures with long and short positions for their main income but they usually have years of experience strong discipline and a mindset that can handle constant risk. The capital needed is different for every trader but making a stable living demands a large account because small accounts cannot handle drawdowns or generate enough profit without dangerous leverage. beginners should start with very small amounts because the first stage is learning how the market moves and how your mind reacts not trying to make a living.

Money management in trading means using stop loss controlling position size and never risking too much in a single trade because the goal is survival not quick riches. unmanaged capital will vanish fast and force you back into a job because the market punishes aggressive behavior every time. patience and control make accounts grow slowly.

[edy_58]

Everything is possible, but achieving it isn't that easy. Trading carries a very high risk, so I personally advise against making trading a full-time job unless you're already a professional and have substantial capital reserves to cover any potential downsides.

While the potential profits are tempting, achieving consistent and substantial profits is not easy. Even achieving small, consistent profits is difficult. Anyone can trade, but not everyone can succeed.

I agree with your suggestion not to make trading a full-time job because the risk of losses we face will be very difficult to accept if they occur continuously, especially if our income is only enough to cover daily expenses.

The profits from trading are indeed tempting, but achieving success in trading is certainly not easy. It takes a lot of effort to achieve it, and many people have spent a lot of money trying to become successful. So, many sacrifices must be made if you want to succeed in trading.

[Fara Chan]

There are full time traders and this is also a form of investment as we can't dispute about it, but trading has some of its advantages as well as disadvantages, which starts from the risk to trade the inconsistent flow of income and lots more about it demerits, but on a general view, it's still a good way of an investment and having a back up to that is also not a bad idea.

Trading doesn't have to be full-time, as any trader can stop trading at any time and start again. However, if we look at the timing and opportunities for profit, perhaps most traders would prefer not to stop trading at certain times, such as the beginning of last year and the beginning of this year. This means that trading while anticipating the best moments will be more profitable than trading full-time, with less stable profit levels and even the possibility of losses due to fluctuations in the price of the coins we buy in the market.