LegendAndroidX
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copy a trader that uses over 60x leverage is stupid and gamble , at this point just go gamble in a casino would be way profitable than this
$200 of profit tonight. What a great journey
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That is agree high leverage is always risky is what OP shared but can we loose the money quickly using that much leverage ?
juantekim
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There is no safer leverage but if i have to say that would be x10.~ x25
DOGE has its limit i think its $100k with leverage.
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I heard many peoole say don't even take 10x and you saying 25x max we can go upto
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I stopped reading here. Markets will teach you soon enough boy.
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I am with you but leverage is something I think is like heart attack in OP trade
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Are you doing future trading ?After a few weeks, I finally found the way to be profitable in the crypto world.
Recently traded:
- PEPE/USDT
- GRASS/USDT
So excited)
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Future trading only gives you leverage of course it's future trading
juantekim
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yea it is really depends on your skills friend, its all up to you
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Which means can take up to 50x 60x 70x as the OP copier did was that considered skill or luck or gambling?????
juantekim
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In my opinion 65% is skill 35% is luck friend, but if you dont have skill don't even try to go more than x25 leverage
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But in trading luck never work unless you strict to your rules
There is nothing call luck in trading imo
juantekim
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yea there is friend, well everyone has your own opinion so whatever but imo there is
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I personally think who believe in luck being trader is not actually an trader its gambler only
A wise man said if you don't follow strict rules then you can be successful in trading and i believe the same
There is no luck with such things in numbers other than just 1% I guess
Dollor
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Without luck there is no trading dude
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Then you are gambling them trading because without discipline and strategies that's not called trading
Gants-P
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The point of stock market is it's a fixed sheet of information that's happening during that day, the markets close and restart.
In traditional stock markets the firm or stock commission will have pop up businesses, these businesses rely on funding and people invest in their ideology, they'll see and mentor the business until it's profitable on return the investor being the bank, friend, partner, anyone parents you'll most likely pay them back first.
Most businesses that list on the stock market must provide clear guidelines where the ideals. Behind closed doors allow for privatized development a example would be OPENAI they are not listed on the global market, same as XIOMAI, this allows for privatised investment and in return you receive a enterprise grade product and development into our ideals not what the investor wants meaning they have full control but still need to comply with code of ethics.
Once they decide to launch the company on the market they'll need to compete, the first original investors may merge in with the company or the employees may receive a share towards their employment contract, this would not apply to all businesses, however once listed Market trends can change: example the price is to high, meaning volatile resulting in pump and dump, next we have long term stock they can be good or bad and also come with their risks and tend to be what people do not go for in later stages of the game, why is that?
This is called insider trading and is illegal, it's where you have market dominance from a firm and they may inform you to dump stock as a investor where they always get a commission so it's in their interest to side with you even if they hated you.
Now for small players they are the instruments to the tenner, the tenner raises their sticks and so forth the music plays, each tool will play a vital role in the market with winners and losers.
Owning stock is not the important part it's knowing someone that knows when the stock is either important or not, these are called syndicates they come with their consequences and most prominently operate in Bitcoin markets or on social forums.
So there you go a simple example to a complex market, there's long term bonds that are backed by government, but the more regulated it is the higher the stock price, and the more the trend the higher the volutility resulting in loss of return.
So researching companies you align with is one solution but it's like a game waking up early in the morning for market changes, at first its fun but later on you'll fill cheated and that's the game.
What you earn today you lose tomorrow so your either breaking even more making friends along the way, and no you cannot play it alone the market will squeeze you out, with lots of money or none at all.
Your best bests to do testing jobs, research jobs, and save up that way form nothing and flip it on the market a true bottom of the barrel approach.
In traditional stock markets the firm or stock commission will have pop up businesses, these businesses rely on funding and people invest in their ideology, they'll see and mentor the business until it's profitable on return the investor being the bank, friend, partner, anyone parents you'll most likely pay them back first.
Most businesses that list on the stock market must provide clear guidelines where the ideals. Behind closed doors allow for privatized development a example would be OPENAI they are not listed on the global market, same as XIOMAI, this allows for privatised investment and in return you receive a enterprise grade product and development into our ideals not what the investor wants meaning they have full control but still need to comply with code of ethics.
Once they decide to launch the company on the market they'll need to compete, the first original investors may merge in with the company or the employees may receive a share towards their employment contract, this would not apply to all businesses, however once listed Market trends can change: example the price is to high, meaning volatile resulting in pump and dump, next we have long term stock they can be good or bad and also come with their risks and tend to be what people do not go for in later stages of the game, why is that?
This is called insider trading and is illegal, it's where you have market dominance from a firm and they may inform you to dump stock as a investor where they always get a commission so it's in their interest to side with you even if they hated you.
Now for small players they are the instruments to the tenner, the tenner raises their sticks and so forth the music plays, each tool will play a vital role in the market with winners and losers.
Owning stock is not the important part it's knowing someone that knows when the stock is either important or not, these are called syndicates they come with their consequences and most prominently operate in Bitcoin markets or on social forums.
So there you go a simple example to a complex market, there's long term bonds that are backed by government, but the more regulated it is the higher the stock price, and the more the trend the higher the volutility resulting in loss of return.
So researching companies you align with is one solution but it's like a game waking up early in the morning for market changes, at first its fun but later on you'll fill cheated and that's the game.
What you earn today you lose tomorrow so your either breaking even more making friends along the way, and no you cannot play it alone the market will squeeze you out, with lots of money or none at all.
Your best bests to do testing jobs, research jobs, and save up that way form nothing and flip it on the market a true bottom of the barrel approach.
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Not understandable at all would you mind to say in simple hand written text other using copy paste content or ai generated answers ?
Panzerfaust
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Congratulations! I wish you the best of luck on your trading journey.