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Top 5 Mistakes of Beginner Traders:
1. Lack of Strategy
• Trading based on emotions or intuition without a clear plan often leads to losses.
2. Neglecting Risks
• Ignoring capital management rules (for example, risking more than 1-2% of the deposit per trade).
3. Overtrading
• The desire to always be in the market leads to unjustified trades.
4. Incorrect Use of Leverage
• Excessive leverage can quickly wipe out the deposit.
5. Ignoring Education and Analysis
• Lack of knowledge about the market and analysis leads to erroneous forecasts.
Success in trading requires discipline, patience, and constant learning.
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1. Lack of Strategy
• Trading based on emotions or intuition without a clear plan often leads to losses.
2. Neglecting Risks
• Ignoring capital management rules (for example, risking more than 1-2% of the deposit per trade).
3. Overtrading
• The desire to always be in the market leads to unjustified trades.
4. Incorrect Use of Leverage
• Excessive leverage can quickly wipe out the deposit.
5. Ignoring Education and Analysis
• Lack of knowledge about the market and analysis leads to erroneous forecasts.
Success in trading requires discipline, patience, and constant learning.
#training @Binance Square Official
#STRK #Starknet #Write2Earn $STRK #training
Hey guys,
the new STRK (Starknet) coin.
L2 network project, for Dapp scaling.
The project is young with no history or market trading history. So the only thing that can be said at the moment, if you want to buy or sell this thing, you need to understand that the price is in balance at the moment (balance between buyers and sellers), and buying an instrument in balance is a coin flip with the desire to guess where the price will go. This is the most common mistake that many market participants make, trading inside the range.
For a safe entry point it is necessary that the price, came out of consolidation and buyers/sellers confirmed the strength.
All work and trading with consolidations is built from their boundaries. This is a false breakout (rebound) or breakout. Therefore, for this purpose we need the price to approach the boundaries of the sidewall, which is 1.6 -1.7 and the upper boundary of 2.2. It is necessary to look carefully at these points and plan your deal in advance if you are interested in this instrument.
If the price approaches the zone of 1.6-1.7, it will make a false breakdown and sharply return to the range, this is a signal of the strength of buyers and you can consider buying. And vice versa with the upper boundary of the range for sales.
If there will be no false breakdown, and the price will smoothly start to grow from the border, then you can also consider buying, but it is a weaker signal to buy. The same scheme works with selling from the upper boundary.
This is a universal scheme for all consolidations (rectangular, triangular)
stay tuned.
Hey guys,
the new STRK (Starknet) coin.
L2 network project, for Dapp scaling.
The project is young with no history or market trading history. So the only thing that can be said at the moment, if you want to buy or sell this thing, you need to understand that the price is in balance at the moment (balance between buyers and sellers), and buying an instrument in balance is a coin flip with the desire to guess where the price will go. This is the most common mistake that many market participants make, trading inside the range.
For a safe entry point it is necessary that the price, came out of consolidation and buyers/sellers confirmed the strength.
All work and trading with consolidations is built from their boundaries. This is a false breakout (rebound) or breakout. Therefore, for this purpose we need the price to approach the boundaries of the sidewall, which is 1.6 -1.7 and the upper boundary of 2.2. It is necessary to look carefully at these points and plan your deal in advance if you are interested in this instrument.
If the price approaches the zone of 1.6-1.7, it will make a false breakdown and sharply return to the range, this is a signal of the strength of buyers and you can consider buying. And vice versa with the upper boundary of the range for sales.
If there will be no false breakdown, and the price will smoothly start to grow from the border, then you can also consider buying, but it is a weaker signal to buy. The same scheme works with selling from the upper boundary.
This is a universal scheme for all consolidations (rectangular, triangular)
stay tuned.
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💥Stablecoins will become legal electronic money, says Circle CEO
⚡️By the end of 2025, stablecoins will become legal electronic money, says the CEO of Circle, the issuer of USDC.
According to him, stablecoins are becoming a legally defined and understood form of digital money in almost all major jurisdictions of the world.
🚀Dropworld1
According to him, stablecoins are becoming a legally defined and understood form of digital money in almost all major jurisdictions of the world.
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Trader turned $600 into $2.1 million in 18 days
A well-known cryptocurrency analyst and cryptocurrency researcher under the pseudonym 0xReflection published a post on Twitter in which he talked about a very successful market participant. According to the expert, an anonymous investor received more than $2.09 million in 18 days with an initial investment of $608. According to the specialist, the owner of the wallet purchased 2 digital currencies with very low capitalization and ultimately his portfolio grew by 398,870%.
#RiskManagement #training #margintrade
Hey, guys,
this is a continuation of the risk management manual. And perhaps this part will help a lot of people to save their money. Before you start trading on margin, you need to prepare for it. And just ask yourself how I am better than other market participants who have been trading every day for years, if you don't have an answer go and learn.
Part 4
Margin trading in simple terms is a loan from the stock exchange, i.e. you borrow money for your transaction from the stock exchange, accordingly, the loan is given at a certain percentage. Therefore, you should use margin trading only when it is profitable for you, as we incur additional expenses for the loan. Besides, there is a risk of liquidation of your entire account by the stock exchange or broker, in case the funds on your account are not enough to secure the loan, it happens when the rule is violated in your trading and STOP LOSS is not set.
I am of the opinion that traders who have 1 year or more of active trading experience should use margin credit.
If you are just starting out, forget about margin trading and work only with spot. For most beginning traders, marginal trading equals loss of deposit.
The advantage of margin trading is that we can open a position of 5000$ from our example using our own funds or using x5 margin leverage using only 1000$ of our own funds.
Stay tuned.
Hey, guys,
this is a continuation of the risk management manual. And perhaps this part will help a lot of people to save their money. Before you start trading on margin, you need to prepare for it. And just ask yourself how I am better than other market participants who have been trading every day for years, if you don't have an answer go and learn.
Part 4
Margin trading in simple terms is a loan from the stock exchange, i.e. you borrow money for your transaction from the stock exchange, accordingly, the loan is given at a certain percentage. Therefore, you should use margin trading only when it is profitable for you, as we incur additional expenses for the loan. Besides, there is a risk of liquidation of your entire account by the stock exchange or broker, in case the funds on your account are not enough to secure the loan, it happens when the rule is violated in your trading and STOP LOSS is not set.
I am of the opinion that traders who have 1 year or more of active trading experience should use margin credit.
If you are just starting out, forget about margin trading and work only with spot. For most beginning traders, marginal trading equals loss of deposit.
The advantage of margin trading is that we can open a position of 5000$ from our example using our own funds or using x5 margin leverage using only 1000$ of our own funds.
Stay tuned.
#RiskManagement #moneymanagement
Hey, guys,
this is a continuation of the risk management tutorial.
Part 3
STOP LOSS Size.
Most traders follow the strategy of not risking more than 2-5% of their total deposit balance per trade. This means that it is not the size of your position that is equal to 2-5%, but the size of your STOP LOSS that you risk is equal to that amount.
Personally, I use a stop size equal to a specific amount of money, but it should not exceed 2%. It is important to always use one position size and one stop size.
For beginner traders it is appropriate to use a smaller percentage of 0.5%-1%. This way you gain experience in the beginning, and it doesn't matter whether you lose 0.5% or 2%.
According to our example with a deposit size of 10 000$ the stop size is from 200$ per one trade.
It is important to have the same size of stop and position size always regardless of the prospectivity of the deal in our opinion, in this case on a long distance even with 50-60% of successful trades you will trade in the plus.
Position size.
If we decided to open a deal, while observing the risk of 2% of the deposit ie 200$ Now how do we calculate the size of the position on the deal. Let's assume that the cancel of our scenario that is the place where we will get a stop from our entry point is equal to 4% of this value will depend on the size of our position and is determined as follows.
Amount of risk / Distance to STOP LOSS in percent.
In our example - 200$ /4% = 5000$
Stay tuned.
Hey, guys,
this is a continuation of the risk management tutorial.
Part 3
STOP LOSS Size.
Most traders follow the strategy of not risking more than 2-5% of their total deposit balance per trade. This means that it is not the size of your position that is equal to 2-5%, but the size of your STOP LOSS that you risk is equal to that amount.
Personally, I use a stop size equal to a specific amount of money, but it should not exceed 2%. It is important to always use one position size and one stop size.
For beginner traders it is appropriate to use a smaller percentage of 0.5%-1%. This way you gain experience in the beginning, and it doesn't matter whether you lose 0.5% or 2%.
According to our example with a deposit size of 10 000$ the stop size is from 200$ per one trade.
It is important to have the same size of stop and position size always regardless of the prospectivity of the deal in our opinion, in this case on a long distance even with 50-60% of successful trades you will trade in the plus.
Position size.
If we decided to open a deal, while observing the risk of 2% of the deposit ie 200$ Now how do we calculate the size of the position on the deal. Let's assume that the cancel of our scenario that is the place where we will get a stop from our entry point is equal to 4% of this value will depend on the size of our position and is determined as follows.
Amount of risk / Distance to STOP LOSS in percent.
In our example - 200$ /4% = 5000$
Stay tuned.
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Risks are the key to making money as an investor/trader.
In most cases, even if a trader has a good strategy for earning, but does not take risks, he does not earn in the overall picture.
He can show large percentages on some transactions, but after playing too much, he eventually loses everything and is unlikely to show you a plus in his portfolio for the entire time of his trading.
He can show large percentages on some transactions, but after playing too much, he eventually loses everything and is unlikely to show you a plus in his portfolio for the entire time of his trading.
#Risk&Reward #RiskManagement #moneymanagement #training
Hey guys,
I have prepared for you the top risk management information that everyone should know if you want to trade profitably and over the long haul.
There will be a series of tutorials on this topic.
Part 1
Risk management is probably the very first thing that should be built in the work of a trader or an active investor.
We proceed from the fact that any market participant buying financial instruments crypto, futures, stocks, etc. becomes a trader or otherwise engaged in speculative trading, so to fully understand risk management is more important than everything else taken together (psychology of trading, entry points, technical analysis, etc.). Without this, speculative trading cannot be profitable in principle, it is not some buzzwords, but simple math further you will see for yourself.
Our main task is to keep your deposit, and risk management allows the trader to keep it for a long distance, even despite the queue of losing trades.
Deposit size.
The first thing to understand is that it is forbidden to trade on borrowed money or on the last money, the moral pressure that will be exerted on you in fear of losing will not allow you to trade calmly and withstand your trading system.
The deposit should not be too large, so that in case of its loss it will lead you to irreversible financial consequences. On the other hand, the size of the deposit should be such that the loss of which will be sensitive for you. Everyone can determine its size by calculation. I would suggest a formula of 3 to 5 personal monthly income. You should be prepared for the fact that most likely your first deposit will be lost, so it is desirable that you have the opportunity to split the allocated amount for trading into 2-3 deposits.
Next we will use the deposit amount of $10,000 as an example.
Stay tuned.
Hey guys,
I have prepared for you the top risk management information that everyone should know if you want to trade profitably and over the long haul.
There will be a series of tutorials on this topic.
Part 1
Risk management is probably the very first thing that should be built in the work of a trader or an active investor.
We proceed from the fact that any market participant buying financial instruments crypto, futures, stocks, etc. becomes a trader or otherwise engaged in speculative trading, so to fully understand risk management is more important than everything else taken together (psychology of trading, entry points, technical analysis, etc.). Without this, speculative trading cannot be profitable in principle, it is not some buzzwords, but simple math further you will see for yourself.
Our main task is to keep your deposit, and risk management allows the trader to keep it for a long distance, even despite the queue of losing trades.
Deposit size.
The first thing to understand is that it is forbidden to trade on borrowed money or on the last money, the moral pressure that will be exerted on you in fear of losing will not allow you to trade calmly and withstand your trading system.
The deposit should not be too large, so that in case of its loss it will lead you to irreversible financial consequences. On the other hand, the size of the deposit should be such that the loss of which will be sensitive for you. Everyone can determine its size by calculation. I would suggest a formula of 3 to 5 personal monthly income. You should be prepared for the fact that most likely your first deposit will be lost, so it is desirable that you have the opportunity to split the allocated amount for trading into 2-3 deposits.
Next we will use the deposit amount of $10,000 as an example.
Stay tuned.
#RiskManagement #moneymanagement #training
Hey, guys.
This is a continuation of the risk management guide, in which I have collected the most important aspects that allow you to trade in the plus side over the long haul.
In this part we will look at two more important components of risk management, see the first part in the linked post.
Part 2.
Risk to profit ratio.
The Risk/Reward (R/R) ratio is the amount that a trader can earn in a trade and lose.
Example.
You buy an instrument for $100, your target is $200 and your stop loss is $50.
What is your R/R for this trade?
R/R = (100-50)/(200-100) = 1 in 2.
Mathematical expectation of the trade and Win rate.
Win rate is our performance based on the previous statistics of trades made.
We all know the example of flipping a coin.
We flip a coin 10 times and get heads or tails 50% of the time, so our Win rate is 50%. We earn $5 every time a heads heads comes out right and lose $5 every time a tails comes out right.
Here the R/R ratio is ($5/$5) = 1:1.
After 10 rolls, the result = $25 (win) - $25 (loss) = $0
Suppose now that under the same conditions we get an eagle 60% of the time.
At the end of 10 throws the result = $30 (win) - $20 (loss) = $10.
Now, if we keep the original Win rate, but earn $10 on every eagle roll instead of 5, our new R/R ratio is ($5/$10) = 1:2.
At the end of 10 rolls, result = $50 (win) - $25 (loss) = $25
At the end of 1000 bets, the result = $5000 (win) - $2500 (loss) = $2500.
Now we can see that our Win rate is as important as the risk to profit ratio R/R, and they are not interrelated. For successful trading we don't need to be right in a trade 100% of the time, a 60-70% success rate is enough.
Stay tuned.
Hey, guys.
This is a continuation of the risk management guide, in which I have collected the most important aspects that allow you to trade in the plus side over the long haul.
In this part we will look at two more important components of risk management, see the first part in the linked post.
Part 2.
Risk to profit ratio.
The Risk/Reward (R/R) ratio is the amount that a trader can earn in a trade and lose.
Example.
You buy an instrument for $100, your target is $200 and your stop loss is $50.
What is your R/R for this trade?
R/R = (100-50)/(200-100) = 1 in 2.
Mathematical expectation of the trade and Win rate.
Win rate is our performance based on the previous statistics of trades made.
We all know the example of flipping a coin.
We flip a coin 10 times and get heads or tails 50% of the time, so our Win rate is 50%. We earn $5 every time a heads heads comes out right and lose $5 every time a tails comes out right.
Here the R/R ratio is ($5/$5) = 1:1.
After 10 rolls, the result = $25 (win) - $25 (loss) = $0
Suppose now that under the same conditions we get an eagle 60% of the time.
At the end of 10 throws the result = $30 (win) - $20 (loss) = $10.
Now, if we keep the original Win rate, but earn $10 on every eagle roll instead of 5, our new R/R ratio is ($5/$10) = 1:2.
At the end of 10 rolls, result = $50 (win) - $25 (loss) = $25
At the end of 1000 bets, the result = $5000 (win) - $2500 (loss) = $2500.
Now we can see that our Win rate is as important as the risk to profit ratio R/R, and they are not interrelated. For successful trading we don't need to be right in a trade 100% of the time, a 60-70% success rate is enough.
Stay tuned.
#Risk&Reward #RiskManagement #moneymanagement #training
Hey guys,
I have prepared for you the top risk management information that everyone should know if you want to trade profitably and over the long haul.
There will be a series of tutorials on this topic.
Part 1
Risk management is probably the very first thing that should be built in the work of a trader or an active investor.
We proceed from the fact that any market participant buying financial instruments crypto, futures, stocks, etc. becomes a trader or otherwise engaged in speculative trading, so to fully understand risk management is more important than everything else taken together (psychology of trading, entry points, technical analysis, etc.). Without this, speculative trading cannot be profitable in principle, it is not some buzzwords, but simple math further you will see for yourself.
Our main task is to keep your deposit, and risk management allows the trader to keep it for a long distance, even despite the queue of losing trades.
Deposit size.
The first thing to understand is that it is forbidden to trade on borrowed money or on the last money, the moral pressure that will be exerted on you in fear of losing will not allow you to trade calmly and withstand your trading system.
The deposit should not be too large, so that in case of its loss it will lead you to irreversible financial consequences. On the other hand, the size of the deposit should be such that the loss of which will be sensitive for you. Everyone can determine its size by calculation. I would suggest a formula of 3 to 5 personal monthly income. You should be prepared for the fact that most likely your first deposit will be lost, so it is desirable that you have the opportunity to split the allocated amount for trading into 2-3 deposits.
Next we will use the deposit amount of $10,000 as an example.
Stay tuned.
Hey guys,
I have prepared for you the top risk management information that everyone should know if you want to trade profitably and over the long haul.
There will be a series of tutorials on this topic.
Part 1
Risk management is probably the very first thing that should be built in the work of a trader or an active investor.
We proceed from the fact that any market participant buying financial instruments crypto, futures, stocks, etc. becomes a trader or otherwise engaged in speculative trading, so to fully understand risk management is more important than everything else taken together (psychology of trading, entry points, technical analysis, etc.). Without this, speculative trading cannot be profitable in principle, it is not some buzzwords, but simple math further you will see for yourself.
Our main task is to keep your deposit, and risk management allows the trader to keep it for a long distance, even despite the queue of losing trades.
Deposit size.
The first thing to understand is that it is forbidden to trade on borrowed money or on the last money, the moral pressure that will be exerted on you in fear of losing will not allow you to trade calmly and withstand your trading system.
The deposit should not be too large, so that in case of its loss it will lead you to irreversible financial consequences. On the other hand, the size of the deposit should be such that the loss of which will be sensitive for you. Everyone can determine its size by calculation. I would suggest a formula of 3 to 5 personal monthly income. You should be prepared for the fact that most likely your first deposit will be lost, so it is desirable that you have the opportunity to split the allocated amount for trading into 2-3 deposits.
Next we will use the deposit amount of $10,000 as an example.
Stay tuned.
Who posted limit orders - check chart!
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Thanks for attention, in my previous post i told about HOT Village where i post info more detailed.
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#NEAR/USDT #training
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Thanks for attention, in my previous post i told about HOT Village where i post info more detailed.
Stay tuned
#NEAR/USDT #training
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And so guys, how are you in the mood, yesterday’s analysis on $SOL turned out very well! you can check the post above.....
Today you can short from the point of 175$-177$ to -10$ or up to 158$, but it’s better not to take risks and take profits immediately🔥
#HotTrends #17 #training #USA #RussianExports
Today you can short from the point of 175$-177$ to -10$ or up to 158$, but it’s better not to take risks and take profits immediately🔥
#HotTrends #17 #training #USA #RussianExports
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Basics and Education: 2. Top Mistakes Newbies Make in Trading and How to Avoid Them
When you first start trading, it’s easy to fall into the same traps that thousands of other newbies have already fallen into. Let’s look at the most common mistakes and simple ways to avoid them.
1. Trading without a plan
Many people come to trading with the idea: "I'll buy now, sell for more in an hour." But without a clear plan of when to enter, when to exit, and how much to risk, your trades are more like a lottery.
1. Trading without a plan
Many people come to trading with the idea: "I'll buy now, sell for more in an hour." But without a clear plan of when to enter, when to exit, and how much to risk, your trades are more like a lottery.