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Feb 21, 2022 at 07:01
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Mar 16, 2022 at 20:19
I am convinced that they are does change nothing. Traders exist and successful traders as well. In my opinion, nowadays everything got more complicated with trading just because of several geopolitical crisis and before these crisises the fall of cryptocurrency. It was the worst beginning of the year I think. BTC dropped down so hard that it threw away plenty of traders from the market, that's why some traders assume that trading community diminished in its sizes actually. I agree with you that these days it's better to wait, because the market is so fluctuated that it can throw you away just because of one mistake. Nevertheless, if you comply with risk management practice, you can calm down.
Member Since Mar 31, 2021
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Dec 06, 2022 at 19:25
Do you believe all successful traders are passed away?? 😄 I cannot say I'm 100% profitable trader, but still I prefer to believe in my success. And I want to become a really high professional trader with huge experience.
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Member Since Aug 05, 2021
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Dec 09, 2022 at 14:36
Depends on how you'd define 'experienced'. I think I'm pretty good at trading, but have a long way to go to be an expert for sure. I do think there are some really good, profitable traders around with a lot more experience though.
Member Since Mar 31, 2021
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Dec 23, 2022 at 15:20
HeavLeighGill26 posted:
Depends on how you'd define 'experienced'. I think I'm pretty good at trading, but have a long way to go to be an expert for sure. I do think there are some really good, profitable traders around with a lot more experience though.
Yes, it's true. Each of us has its own opinion about success. Therefore, it is worth clarifying that, in the understanding of the author of this thread 'success' is in the amount of dollars.
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