2026 PnL

[snowpega]

We are in November already, the poll will close in three months. It will run for 90 days. You can change vote if your trading net PnL becomes positive before the end of this year.

What lessons did you learn from trading that you do not want to make next year? What are your advice to newbie traders?

Let me just keep this short and simple as it is.

I voted for the "little loss" option from the above poll.
I have not much to say at this point, but my little advice to the newbies is to consider the trading space a piece of cake, haha; they should not rely on other shared signals and should understand the importance of doing their own research. And they also need to correct their way of thinking that they will always earn in the trading space and will become rich in a short time frame. The trading space requires extensive research and dedicated time, and it is not as easy as it looks. Do you agree?

Aside from this, I would also like to ask the same question you asked others in the poll: what is your PNL? And what option did you choose from the above? You are free not to disclose too much if you are not comfortable, but hint us little about this.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

What lessons did you learn from trading that you do not want to make next year? What are your advice to newbie traders?

Let me just keep this short and simple as it is.

I would rather say "what mistakes did I make in trading that I do not want to make next year".

Well, for me, this year, I did not invest as much time and energy in trading like I did in previous years, I focused more on investing, and this were basically short to medium term investments in various altcoins while I maintained my long term investment on bitcoin, and so far so good, I have no regrets, I made quite a good amount in profit which I somehow believe I wouldn't have made if I had focused more on trading, not very sure actually but doesn't matter really, what matters is, profits, and not loses, were made.

And I hope to use this same strategy come next year, and possibly achieve even much better results, newbies are free to try but this is not a financial advice.

[Powerjumboo]

We are in November already, the poll will close in three months. It will run for 90 days. You can change vote if your trading net PnL becomes positive before the end of this year.

What lessons did you learn from trading that you do not want to make next year? What are your advice to newbie traders?

Let me just keep this short and simple as it is.

Although I know a little about crypto currency and crypto trading, I still don't have a good experience in trading. I still consider myself a newbie in trading because when I have to trade, I have to trade with assumptions. If I have to trade with assumptions, there is not much difference between me and a newbie, but from the experience I have, I will say that if you want to trade, you must be patient, you cannot be overly emotional and you cannot be too greedy.

[PostQuantumBTC]

Although I know a little about crypto currency and crypto trading, I still don't have a good experience in trading. I still consider myself a newbie in trading because when I have to trade, I have to trade with assumptions. If I have to trade with assumptions, there is not much difference between me and a newbie, but from the experience I have, I will say that if you want to trade, you must be patient, you cannot be overly emotional and you cannot be too greedy.

It is very good that you consider yourself as a newbie, trading without technical and fundamental analyses but with just assumptions only means that you are a newbie in trading. But like I have always posted, many of the traders are not newbies but they continue to trade and they are losing. When it comes to profit and loss, some traders are still newbies despite that they have spent years in trading.

[Cointxz]

Manage to get a decent profit ever since the Bitcoin dip on the 60K level which is my average buying price on my DCA. I limit my altcoin investment which should give more profit if I just follow my portfolio plan.

Nevertheless, I have a good run this year and planning to invest some of those profit on solar system setup in preparation for El Niño my country to save money from electricity that I will use to DCA again with Bitcoin next year.

[Finebone]

What lessons did you learn from trading that you do not want to make next year? What are your advice to newbie traders?

If I have learn one thing about trading this year, it is about trading too frequently, even when their is no clear reason to enter the market.

I have learnt that trading like a hunter is the best. It is a pattern where you will wait, wait and wait until a money making opportunity comes, that is when I started making progress, that's why I believe that trading is 90% patience and 10% execution, because without being patience when trading, you will never be profitable in the market.

My advice to newbies traders is very simple, which is they should pay more attention to their greed level and use it to their advantage, because greed is very important in trading, because if you are not greedy, you cannot make serious money in the market, because you will only be running away with little profit when you would have made a lot of money, if you had waited a little longer, so it's only when you are greedy you can make big profit in the market, that can change your financial situation. So my advice is that they should not see greed as a bad component, but they should use it properly, not in excess.

[Tamaperdana]

We are in November already, the poll will close in three months. It will run for 90 days. You can change vote if your trading net PnL becomes positive before the end of this year.

What lessons did you learn from trading that you do not want to make next year? What are your advice to newbie traders?

Let me just keep this short and simple as it is.

As for mistakes I don't want to repeat when trading next year—well, not next year, really. From now on, there are only a few mistakes I don't want to repeat. I don't want to be a careless trader who can't control my emotions. Honestly, these two things often lead to losses in trading. So, with that in mind, I hope I won't make those mistakes again in future trades. As for advice, I think my experience with my mistakes can also be helpful for beginners in trading.

The bottom line is that trading is incredibly brutal. We must be able to manage our emotions, our accuracy, and our capital. If we don't manage these three points well, we could potentially lose. So, stay calm and don't be tempted to feel like you have to get rich quick from trading. Don't be like that. For me, trading is like a marathon; you have to divide your stamina over a long period of time. Likewise, with trading, we must be able to manage our risk better.