As a new trader in the game, you just can't run from social media inluence.

[programmer3666]

These days so many new traders! just find it difficult to block that constant outside noise that messes with the mindset and mental state of a trading journey!. You will fight hard not to talk about an open trade, but due to those constant temptations & urges to scroll through posts on social media, you will end up commenting your open trade on someone's post, who says something partially related to the coin you are trading!.. And at the end, you will just start second-guessing and adjusting risks like a seatbelt, all because of some random outside noise.

Trading obviously requires confidence at a great level, yet so many traders let external opinions get deep into their heads and they end up not trusting their initial process and mapped out plans. It is best to stay disciplined, stick to the strategy and not listen to what others say.

[freedomgo]

Social media or any source of information can be useful, as long as it actually helps you. The problem starts when you become too reliant on it and end up following things blindly. That’s when it turns bad.

We can’t really stop people from being online all the time, social media is already a big part of daily life. That’s why we need to be smarter about how we absorb information.

If we really want to be profitable in trading, it has to come from our own knowledge and skills. As newbies, we need to develop those first. There’s no such thing as overnight success.

[shinratensei_]

You won't be easily second-guessing and be influenced by external opinion if your trading plan is solid. If you second-guessing just because other people say something, you're not confident enough with your trading. At that moment, just close it since you're not confident.
If you have target, you have good entry, you have take-profit and stop-loss already in place and you're very sure about how the market gonna turn out. You will automatically consider external opinion as just noise that holds no substance.

Confidence come when you know what you're doing is solid and it can't get any better than that.

[Hypnotizer]

These days so many new traders! just find it difficult to block that constant outside noise that messes with the mindset and mental state of a trading journey!. You will fight hard not to talk about an open trade, but due to those constant temptations & urges to scroll through posts on social media, you will end up commenting your open trade on someone's post, who says something partially related to the coin you are trading!.. And at the end, you will just start second-guessing and adjusting risks like a seatbelt, all because of some random outside noise.

Trading obviously requires confidence at a great level, yet so many traders let external opinions get deep into their heads and they end up not trusting their initial process and mapped out plans. It is best to stay disciplined, stick to the strategy and not listen to what others say.

Basically, the best approach to social media influence to a trader is by having a closed mind and being ready to re-think decisions before making them. As a trader you ought to be very active on social media to know about trends and other news that might influence the market, so you’ll know what to do but if you use social media you should train your mind not to make decisions based on emotions and temptations and you’ll get the best out of it.

It’s really good to stick to strategy and your trading plan and you can hear what others say about the market but don’t let temptation take over you, use your common sense to think about decision-making.

[Dechris_08]

This is one of the fastest ways traders sabotage themselves without knowing.

If your trade can be broken by a random tweet or comment, then the plan wasn’t truly locked in.

One thing that helped me was treating social media like news, check it after the trade is closed, not during execution.

[Gozie51]

Trading obviously requires confidence at a great level, yet so many traders let external opinions get deep into their heads and they end up not trusting their initial process and mapped out plans. It is best to stay disciplined, stick to the strategy and not listen to what others say.

It is also a gain to listen to outside parties (I don't want to call it noise) maybe on social media like listening to professional and progressive traders because you also learn from them and avoid mistake that they have made. It is wiser to learn from people's mistake rather than following them and doing same mistake. But most importantly, like you have said, we need discipline in trading . As much as we have listened to others, we need to build a strong framework of discipline to understand what works for us and follow it. If we are to put into practice what we have learnt and marry it with what we have, that's also fine. Trading is about what works for you and not to follow the public.

[SOKO-DEKE]

The fact is that trading is not that easy, and for someone to be a successful trader, they always need some level of information that will always help them as a guideline to their trading activities. But as a trader, someone needs to understand that their decisions should always be their own decisions. If not, they will just be making wrong decisions by following other people decisions without doing their own research, and this will most likely end in regret.So, it is not everything we see on social media that we should follow. To be honest, social media is a good place where we can easily get some information, but we should be cautious about the information we take from social media because people are there for different purposes.

[dunfida]

These days so many new traders! just find it difficult to block that constant outside noise that messes with the mindset and mental state of a trading journey!. You will fight hard not to talk about an open trade, but due to those constant temptations & urges to scroll through posts on social media, you will end up commenting your open trade on someone's post, who says something partially related to the coin you are trading!.. And at the end, you will just start second-guessing and adjusting risks like a seatbelt, all because of some random outside noise.

Trading obviously requires confidence at a great level, yet so many traders let external opinions get deep into their heads and they end up not trusting their initial process and mapped out plans. It is best to stay disciplined, stick to the strategy and not listen to what others say.

Just let them be on which they would be able to realize it sooner or later in regarding into the things they've been doing. They would be that telling to themselves that they are just that too dumb that they do believe easily with these fake people on which are just that obviously talking up some crap or trying out to victimized those newbies in trading and taking advantage on making money out of it or simply just that aiming for some subscription. In regarding about influencers and the stuffs that you can see online then sooner or later you would be able to tell that you are just that too dumb on believing into these approach. You would be able to realize things on the moment that you do get sufficient experience then you would be having those realizations along the way.

Being a new trader and beleiving easily into things are just that normal since we dont have much idea on what are dealing on with, but just like been said that on the moment or time that you do able to experience and having that engagement towards the market then you would definitely be having that changes when it comes to skills and on how you would be having that approach towards the market.

[WatChe]

These days so many new traders! just find it difficult to block that constant outside noise that messes with the mindset and mental state of a trading journey!. You will fight hard not to talk about an open trade, but due to those constant temptations & urges to scroll through posts on social media, you will end up commenting your open trade on someone's post, who says something partially related to the coin you are trading!.. And at the end, you will just start second-guessing and adjusting risks like a seatbelt, all because of some random outside noise.

Trading obviously requires confidence at a great level, yet so many traders let external opinions get deep into their heads and they end up not trusting their initial process and mapped out plans. It is best to stay disciplined, stick to the strategy and not listen to what others say.

Start is always difficult whether it's trading or long term investment. The successful traders today are the one who stay consistent despite getting early loses. There is so much information available on internet along with newly introduced AI tools that can help you in making trading decision. There is nothing wrong in using all this stuff but the final decision on whether to open a trade or not must come from your own mind. This is important to get success in the long run because by doing so you are training your mind which is otherwise not possible.

[DPHOR]

Usually there are somethings that you shouldn't have to overlook, at first when trading you must obey the market trending and if you think you can do it on your own then there comes the beginning of your loses, so while trading you must trade in line with the market trends.
Before talking about social influence, well I must say is only person who doesn't know what they are doing could be that depending on social influence before trading. I think you are talking about those whose entirely depends on memecoin as anyone who is that dip into bitcoin would never follow any social trending or news to determines their trading.

[sana54210]

You can run from it, won't be easy but you can. Influencers are everywhere and yes it's true that you will see that but do not let it give you any ideas.

If you see influencers who keep on promoting some token, and even so much so that you see dozens of influencers who promote the same token, that doesn't mean the token is nice, it could very well mean that the token will have a good release day, but that's about it. What you need to do is your own research and that way you will do better than what influencers would make you do.

[bangjoe]

These days so many new traders! just find it difficult to block that constant outside noise that messes with the mindset and mental state of a trading journey!. You will fight hard not to talk about an open trade, but due to those constant temptations & urges to scroll through posts on social media, you will end up commenting your open trade on someone's post, who says something partially related to the coin you are trading!.. And at the end, you will just start second-guessing and adjusting risks like a seatbelt, all because of some random outside noise.

Trading obviously requires confidence at a great level, yet so many traders let external opinions get deep into their heads and they end up not trusting their initial process and mapped out plans. It is best to stay disciplined, stick to the strategy and not listen to what others say.

People who experience things like of course he is bad at receiving information or he is not able to manage well what he gets from outside, in my point of view they do not have a method in his personal analysis that is qualified can be said to be still low in the aspect of his ability so easily influenced by others for no apparent reason, a trader must have a very strong belief in the market in order to trade well, despite the large amount of content on social media, traders should not eat raw information circulating must always be with a logical study to digest it.

[Odusko]

These days so many new traders! just find it difficult to block that constant outside noise that messes with the mindset and mental state of a trading journey!. You will fight hard not to talk about an open trade, but due to those constant temptations & urges to scroll through posts on social media, you will end up commenting your open trade on someone's post, who says something partially related to the coin you are trading!.. And at the end, you will just start second-guessing and adjusting risks like a seatbelt, all because of some random outside noise.

Trading obviously requires confidence at a great level, yet so many traders let external opinions get deep into their heads and they end up not trusting their initial process and mapped out plans. It is best to stay disciplined, stick to the strategy and not listen to what others say.

Trading is like gambling, only stick to what work's for you, if you see that engaging with people will mess with your mental State and affects your trading decisions or interference with your trading analysis then you should just avoid engaging with their posts or delete your social media and stick to the source that works for you.

[ScamViruS]

The first thing a new trader needs to know is about trading and how the market works. And when a trader is well-informed about trading, social media posts will not be able to easily influence him to take a trade. Trading is a matter of experience and skill, and it should not be treated like gambling. If you treat trading like gambling, you will not be able to stay in the market for long and will end your trading journey with huge losses.

Influencers and big names in crypto on social media are constantly posting shit, so you should ignore them to keep yourself safe. However, there are many people on social media who share important information and educational topics, and you should follow them.

[Dzwaafu11]

The most important thing is for a trader to know the market no gent and everything that is needed to know before any other thing. Although I understand new traders do rush the market, thinking they can make a quick money from trading, which is not so. I think they should do the needful, lean every process before entering the market.

However, trading is not really difficult, is only the knowledge that is needed, outside information don’t really help though, it’s better one must need to learn thing and get to master everything if not such trader will be on loses over time

[Hypnosis00]

Before you dive into trading, make sure you trust your own skills and trading potentials, and not entrusting the future of your trades to those external factors, to those who claimed to be good and effective traders in the social media, but in reality they never have made an excellent trading outcome ever since they started trading.

Social media trading influencers are just wasting our time and money, that's my honest opinion. Because if they actually got the best trading skills and strategies, they will never market them, but they will secretly use it for their own trading success and endless profits.

[Cyber_warrior]

These days so many new traders! just find it difficult to block that constant outside noise that messes with the mindset and mental state of a trading journey!.

As a trader don’t listen to what people say, if you begin to go that, then you just going to be wasting your time because you not going to enter a trade. As a trader just do your analysis and if you believe thats the best time to enter a trade, then just do that don’t allow what people say scare you off. If you start following what people say, then you just going to be scared sometimes and you will close your trade.

As a trader you should be able to take a risk, if you can’t take risk, then you not really going to be achieving much because fear won’t really make you go far. If you start believing what you see on social media then you are wrong, you are already making a great mistake.

[Ziskinberg]

You won't be easily second-guessing and be influenced by external opinion if your trading plan is solid. If you second-guessing just because other people say something, you're not confident enough with your trading. At that moment, just close it since you're not confident.
If you have target, you have good entry, you have take-profit and stop-loss already in place and you're very sure about how the market gonna turn out. You will automatically consider external opinion as just noise that holds no substance.

Confidence come when you know what you're doing is solid and it can't get any better than that.

Traders only trust other people when they start doubting their own, when they have less confidence on what they're doing and they have no assurance of what will be the outcome of their trades.

Simply put, they don't have solid trading plan, because they are not solid and confident traders from the start. That's why most traders often lose, because they are not actually trading the right way, and they are not good and experienced traders in the market.

[Alphakilo]

The most important thing is for a trader to know the market no gent and everything that is needed to know before any other thing. Although I understand new traders do rush the market, thinking they can make a quick money from trading, which is not so. I think they should do the needful, lean every process before entering the market.

However, trading is not really difficult, is only the knowledge that is needed, outside information don’t really help though, it’s better one must need to learn thing and get to master everything if not such trader will be on loses over time

Not all traders in the game today, learnt everything first before starting their trading hours, because some had to learn from their own experience as much as they learnt from the experience of others. That's why doing personal research exist to make a trader sure of what they are doing and this surely acts as a cocoon against external noise one might encounter on social media.

I also think that social media is one good source of trading signals and some analytics, but it pays to know what one is doing, be disciplined about it, have emotional control, understand risk management practices properly and have a great source of getting signals and analysis before accepting the jargons being posted on social media.

[Kelvinid]

You can actually listen and learn from them, but you can never rely on them totally because following them will not guarantee your trading success.

Being a new trader, the risk to lose is always there. But if you are confident of your trading skills, you can always lessen the risk, and there's no need to run into those trading influencers because they will only distract you from your own trading plans and goals.

Instead, develop your own and enhance your own skills in trading, without minding those who pretend to be good ones.