@swarmister@binance I think that people will have to come to crypto not with knowledge and skills in tactics and mathematics, but with the ability to read tarot cards๐
An interesting perspective, but itโs important to remember that the market can be unpredictable, especially if significant fundamental events occur. For instance, the launch of new features or partnerships could trigger growth, even if the current movement structure appears bearish. How do you assess the risks associated with a potential breakout above $5.7?
@vart_yeah $3000? Sounds like a "patience and hard work will overcome anything" plan๐
Ethereum always likes to drag its feet before making big moves
@gerycattrade Ethereum always likes to throw up surprises. The main thing is not to forget to check your portfolio after the news about a new competitor
Each trader has his unique trading strategy, which depends on many factors. The strategy is formed based on:
- Risk management, including the use of leverage and the volume of trades relative to the deposit
- Trading goals - some traders aim for quick but small profits, while others prefer long but larger trades
- Timing - some traders can wait days or weeks, while others trade within a single day
- Opportunities - for some it is important to replenish the deposit regularly, for others - to work only with the initial capital
- Involvement - someone sits at trading around the clock, and someone opens trades a couple of times a day
All these elements add up to an individual trading strategy, which can be very different from others. Therefore, a "signal" from me is more of a guideline than a clear instruction. You get a reference point and can adapt it depending on your strategy
Sometimes I say "at will" because everyone has a different approach to trading. And when I add an example of my actions, it is just my variant, which may be useful to those who work on a similar strategy. In any case, everyone can approach the same deal in their own way - there is no universal answer