Some tips that might be useful: -Psychology is like 70% of the game -Managing your risk might be the most important factor while trading. -Use a combination of the timeframes, and more specifically take a closer look to the higher ones -News and fundamentals are very important too! It might also be useful to learn which currencies affect / react to other pairs -Big RR isn't always the answer -Basically almost every strategy on the internet is support and resistance / supply and demand strategy -Traders, institutions, banks etc. "chase" specific price levels. -You cannot predict the market.
Idk, basically everything you ever need to know is available on RUclips if you look hard enough, People who make Courses for anything basically make a lot/most of their money from selling courses than profiting in the market themselves @@ansonn_
best thing I did was watching ICT mentorship (or im currently watching it because there's like weeks of material to cover) but after already after 2 lessons i was hitting some good trades when backtesting. The only minus is the length, but he's speaking so much value that even if he don't talk about technical stuff, hes still teaching a lot of mindset through all his videos.
Many people think crypto is all about making fast money, but they forget the basics - wallets, networks, transaction fees. One wrong move can cost a lot. This video explains things clearly, great job! It’s good to see content that helps people avoid mistakes.
I see all these comments about study ICT. Stick to what you're doing. Do not switch. You just made a 5% return, why fix what isn't broken. Anyways, good stuff man and good luck.
Study ICT or watch other RUclips channels that simplify ICT concepts. Arjo ,Sir pickles and ttrades are good channels to watch. That's how I got confident and profitable.
It’s going to be a long journey to become consistently profitable. But you’re definitely much further ahead than the average person with just 30 days of experience. I can tell you this: you’ll probably need to break your own rules at least 1,000 times before you start following them like a code you can’t break. We could even bet $1,000 that you’ll break your own rules 1,000 times! 😂😂 It’s something everyone goes through. Wishing you all the best in your trading journey. It took me over 2 years to start seeing consistency and to become disciplined about my trading rules (and I still break a rule once in a while-it’s hard, brother). 🎉"
One thing to note is that brokers favor demo accounts, then can manipulate the charts so you win, when you deposit real money they can do the same so you loose. Use a real broker and some spare cash and try again!
Not trading on a demo account first is the biggest mistake new traders make. After a month or two when you have "some" "basic" knowledge then you should move to demat. (I am training on a demo for almost a year now and starting next year I'll start on demat.)
So wait how does he know what will happen when he has money if he is busy not using money.... TF how does any of that make sense as a working experiment?
Bro now try with algos/bots/eas , build and edge around an strategy and bot you like and then give it 1 month in forex, commodities or indices - crypto has less data and less reliability- you will have fun. Of course do all with demos. I like your first thoughts as non experienced was to trade reversals, it will work very smooth in high liquid markets like the ones mentioned. I trade reversals with algos and I have consistently smoked markets since december 2021 so its possible, but at one point is about risk management. How you keep your money working, reducing risk but chasing those sweet returns. Is a big topic, I liked and suscribed G!
I really appreciate your efforts! I need some advice: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?
Some tips that might be useful:
-Psychology is like 70% of the game
-Managing your risk might be the most important factor while trading.
-Use a combination of the timeframes, and more specifically take a closer look to the higher ones
-News and fundamentals are very important too! It might also be useful to learn which currencies affect / react to other pairs
-Big RR isn't always the answer
-Basically almost every strategy on the internet is support and resistance / supply and demand strategy
-Traders, institutions, banks etc. "chase" specific price levels.
-You cannot predict the market.
The advice for anyone wanting to start trading is to never buy courses
well if u find a really solid person and a solid course i think a course would be beneficial to speed up the process.
Idk, basically everything you ever need to know is available on RUclips if you look hard enough, People who make Courses for anything basically make a lot/most of their money from selling courses than profiting in the market themselves @@ansonn_
Well quite frankly, you're wrong.
4:29 TJR reference
Keep going dude!!! Let this experience be a stepping stone for your success!!
best thing I did was watching ICT mentorship (or im currently watching it because there's like weeks of material to cover) but after already after 2 lessons i was hitting some good trades when backtesting. The only minus is the length, but he's speaking so much value that even if he don't talk about technical stuff, hes still teaching a lot of mindset through all his videos.
Many people think crypto is all about making fast money, but they forget the basics - wallets, networks, transaction fees. One wrong move can cost a lot. This video explains things clearly, great job! It’s good to see content that helps people avoid mistakes.
honestly, started out a lot better than most of us lol, he had a strategy and didnt buy a course, good job
make more of these videos🙌
That was amazing , and you did check the real mistakes as a trader and also learned from them , that is beautiful , keep it up!
I see all these comments about study ICT. Stick to what you're doing. Do not switch. You just made a 5% return, why fix what isn't broken. Anyways, good stuff man and good luck.
continue with it - you have to potential to get filthy rich with trading!
just focus the skillset, not the money like you do and you will make it
i watch tjr boot camp to im on day 35 i want to be rich some day. but great video man dont give up
keep going man, i remember watching the bootcamp abt 4 months ago and now im on the verge on passing my first 50k funded
mate i too starting a grand cheers🎉
this video is put together well
Study ICT or watch other RUclips channels that simplify ICT concepts. Arjo ,Sir pickles and ttrades are good channels to watch. That's how I got confident and profitable.
It’s going to be a long journey to become consistently profitable. But you’re definitely much further ahead than the average person with just 30 days of experience. I can tell you this: you’ll probably need to break your own rules at least 1,000 times before you start following them like a code you can’t break. We could even bet $1,000 that you’ll break your own rules 1,000 times! 😂😂 It’s something everyone goes through.
Wishing you all the best in your trading journey. It took me over 2 years to start seeing consistency and to become disciplined about my trading rules (and I still break a rule once in a while-it’s hard, brother). 🎉"
If you want to step it up look for a mentor or community to guide you and its good to talk to people while trading.
One thing to note is that brokers favor demo accounts, then can manipulate the charts so you win, when you deposit real money they can do the same so you loose. Use a real broker and some spare cash and try again!
were you doing stock trading or options trading?
forex
Not trading on a demo account first is the biggest mistake new traders make.
After a month or two when you have "some" "basic" knowledge then you should move to demat.
(I am training on a demo for almost a year now and starting next year I'll start on demat.)
MAKE MORE VIDEOS
So wait how does he know what will happen when he has money if he is busy not using money.... TF how does any of that make sense as a working experiment?
brother lock in and study ICT !
You lost your first trade because your bias was off. New York session was going towards London/Asia high
Did you pay for trading view premium?
too broke for that
@leviwithacapon how did u manage to check strategies with things that happened in the past without, replay?
just a random website called gocharting, gives you the feature for free
@@leviwithacapon aight thanks
Bro now try with algos/bots/eas , build and edge around an strategy and bot you like and then give it 1 month in forex, commodities or indices - crypto has less data and less reliability- you will have fun. Of course do all with demos.
I like your first thoughts as non experienced was to trade reversals, it will work very smooth in high liquid markets like the ones mentioned.
I trade reversals with algos and I have consistently smoked markets since december 2021 so its possible, but at one point is about risk management.
How you keep your money working, reducing risk but chasing those sweet returns.
Is a big topic, I liked and suscribed G!
I really appreciate your efforts! I need some advice: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?
😍😏