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Focus on your own strat and keep going forward, it takes time to get there.

Yeah, it's a bit of a theme in every forum ever.

I only clicked for the fun, I knew the comments would be great on this one.

Hedging pairs for me.

Your going to be losing some and making some, if you are not sure about making that profit you dream about currently, you can at least try and negate some losses with proper risk management, that, in and off itself is profit for you early on.

Focus on education, and knowledge first. Once you get the theoretical hang of it, go about trying your strats on a demo and see if they work out. If they do start trading small till u get a practical taste of things and after a long while probably, you will be experienced enough to try some...

Bad reviews are one thing. If you wanna make sure, just deposit the smallest amount possible and if you face problems during withdrawals, you got yourself a scam.

Sure, but there is nothing wrong with being cautious about things, at first at least :sneaky:.

Can't be a full-time job, it is the perfect side hustle though.

I know I would get burned out quite quickly if I kept it as a main source of income.

MA, PA, RSI. But it is not like it will be the same for everyone and every strategy.

Consistency, discipline, knowledge in their own branches of strategies, immense experience accumulated throughout many years of trading, and always backtesting before going live. Balance in all things.

Knowledge and experience are the main reasons for sure. You can get 1;3000 leverage so I wouldn't agree with capital being the reason. And most other reasons are caused by the lack of the two previously mentioned factors.

Just a way to try out your strategies, but I do understand when real money is involved, real stress follows and that's where you make it or break it.

A smart person will never go live before testing out their strategies in a demo first. It is definitely one of my favorite means of practice.

Obviously, there is a gap in experience here. Not to mention how much more educated an experienced trader is in comparison. Use of various risk management strategies, like at the very least setting an LS or TP. Controlling one's emotions is another area of discussion that weighs heavily in the...

Lack of knowledge and having no idea what risk management actually is are the biggest problems.

That is a good mindset that I should try to keep always in mind. Thank you.

If you could go back in time, which error would you not make again?

I like that. Recently I was reading a book about "critical thinking". One of the subjects it said a lot was "looking and thinking about things from different angels and POVs". The same thing you just said, and I think that is wise. Thank you.