What nonsense are you and OP saying? With this statement of yours I have come to know that you cannot trade properly. Especially with the OP who immediately understood raw what was written in the article, even the OP trusted the author who only had 25 followers. It's really ridiculous. They say: They are talking about a beginner who trades and runs out of capital. meaning in that context they tell beginners who are trading futures which is why their capital is depleted, then the OP seems to make a misleading narrative, that Trading will not yield anything. I will explain if you are not a trader, remember that Future Trading is riskier than Spot Trading. I don't think someone who does spot trading will not lose his capital, it's just that the estimated capital will decrease if the price decreases so much. I have been in this industry for almost 10 years, currently I am still trading and I will say I can still make a profit until this second. This is my Proof of Trading earlier when I sold all my assets. I did a Spot Trading When the Price touched 73900$ I immediately sold it, because I knew it was going to go down, and on the question it actually dropped to 71186$. An Active Trader will not waste profits, but will take them when profits are available. Again you suggest something ridiculous, I don't think there is the most appropriate step for beginners other than to learn first. Try to imagine if the beginner buys at 73900$ and then you suggest holding it, not that includes losses both from estimated assets, loss of time etc.
What nonsense are you and OP saying? With this statement of yours I have come to know that you cannot trade properly. Especially with the OP who immediately understood raw what was written in the article, even the OP trusted the author who only had 25 followers. It's really ridiculous. They say: They are talking about a beginner who trades and runs out of capital. meaning in that context they tell beginners who are trading futures which is why their capital is depleted, then the OP seems to make a misleading narrative, that Trading will not yield anything. I will explain if you are not a trader, remember that Future Trading is riskier than Spot Trading. I don't think someone who does spot trading will not lose his capital, it's just that the estimated capital will decrease if the price decreases so much. I have been in this industry for almost 10 years, currently I am still trading and I will say I can still make a profit until this second. This is my Proof of Trading earlier when I sold all my assets. I did a Spot Trading When the Price touched 73900$ I immediately sold it, because I knew it was going to go down, and on the question it actually dropped to 71186$. An Active Trader will not waste profits, but will take them when profits are available. Again you suggest something ridiculous, I don't think there is the most appropriate step for beginners other than to learn first. Try to imagine if the beginner buys at 73900$ and then you suggest holding it, not that includes losses both from estimated assets, loss of time etc.

What nonsense are you and OP saying? With this statement of yours I have come to know that you cannot trade properly. Especially with the OP who immediately understood raw what was written in the article, even the OP trusted the author who only had 25 followers. It's really ridiculous. They say: They are talking about a beginner who trades and runs out of capital. meaning in that context they tell beginners who are trading futures which is why their capital is depleted, then the OP seems to make a misleading narrative, that Trading will not yield anything. I will explain if you are not a trader, remember that Future Trading is riskier than Spot Trading. I don't think someone who does spot trading will not lose his capital, it's just that the estimated capital will decrease if the price decreases so much. I have been in this industry for almost 10 years, currently I am still trading and I will say I can still make a profit until this second. This is my Proof of Trading earlier when I sold all my assets. I did a Spot Trading When the Price touched 73900$ I immediately sold it, because I knew it was going to go down, and on the question it actually dropped to 71186$. An Active Trader will not waste profits, but will take them when profits are available. Again you suggest something ridiculous, I don't think there is the most appropriate step for beginners other than to learn first. Try to imagine if the beginner buys at 73900$ and then you suggest holding it, not that includes losses both from estimated assets, loss of time etc.

What nonsense are you and OP saying? With this statement of yours I have come to know that you cannot trade properly. Especially with the OP who immediately understood raw what was written in the article, even the OP trusted the author who only had 25 followers. It's really ridiculous. They say: They are talking about a beginner who trades and runs out of capital. meaning in that context they tell beginners who are trading futures which is why their capital is depleted, then the OP seems to make a misleading narrative, that Trading will not yield anything. I will explain if you are not a trader, remember that Future Trading is riskier than Spot Trading. I don't think someone who does spot trading will not lose his capital, it's just that the estimated capital will decrease if the price decreases so much. I have been in this industry for almost 10 years, currently I am still trading and I will say I can still make a profit until this second. This is my Proof of Trading earlier when I sold all my assets. I did a Spot Trading When the Price touched 73900$ I immediately sold it, because I knew it was going to go down, and on the question it actually dropped to 71186$. An Active Trader will not waste profits, but will take them when profits are available. Again you suggest something ridiculous, I don't think there is the most appropriate step for beginners other than to learn first. Try to imagine if the beginner buys at 73900$ and then you suggest holding it, not that includes losses both from estimated assets, loss of time etc.