I've seen so many signal groups that seem okay initially but then they just pull a rug in the end. Some legit ones are crazy expensive too. Anyone know of any low-cost or even free groups? I'm open to trying if they get good reviews later on.
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shard_2013Full Member
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#2Oct 13, 2020, 09:33 PM
Trading isn't just about following signals, right? Those indicators are hit or miss just like the signals. I warned a friend about scams, but he disagreed. Paid $100 and was happy until he lost it all after a couple of weeks.
pix3l_h4shNewbie
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#3Oct 14, 2020, 04:04 AM
Crypto trading is wild. Anyone giving you signals is like handing out game cheat codes it's all about probability. Your idea of starting with free signals is smart though. Helps you learn and see the risks involved.
Most signals are scams for sure. You gotta trust your own skills over random groups. I mean, influencers push certain coins until they dump them it's a con. Don't trust blindly just because someone says so.
Not even considering those low-fee groups. Free ones don’t offer anything worthwhile, and paid ones are probably the same. If you got cash to burn, that's on you, but low fees usually mean low value.
Joining a signal group is cool only if it's legit or free. Pay high fees for empty promises, and you’re just asking for trouble. Better to learn on your own, make mistakes, and actually grow your skills.
Never rely too much on signal groups. If they’re successful, you’ll become dependent, and that’s dangerous. Look for real results, not just hype from people who might be paid to promote them.
What's your goal with these signal groups? If it's just profit, what about copy trading instead? Better to learn to trade for yourself. Most advice from influencers is questionable at best.
If you can't trade by yourself, you shouldn't be in this game. Relying on others will just lead to losses. Most groups are just cashing in on subscriptions, and they don't care if you win or lose.
If you know the risks, why join a signal group anyway? Trading is risky, and many traders end up losing. You gotta ask yourself what you're really hoping to get out of it.
Yeah, they'll seem legit for a while, then boom classic pump and dump. I tried a group recently without paying, but they were just looking to get people to register on an exchange.
maxi_matrixNewbie
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#12Oct 21, 2020, 02:39 AM
There must be some free channels out there, but it's hard to trust them. I’ve tried a few that were totally off. Is it just free stuff that leads to bad calls?
Honestly, what’s the point of low-cost signals? Most info can be found online, or you can analyze things yourself for free. Don't get lazy put in the work if you want to improve.
alex_ledgerSenior Member
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#14Oct 21, 2020, 08:00 AM
Look, if someone’s good at trading, they’re not gonna waste time managing a group. If you wanna listen to random folks online, just skip trading altogether.
bridge2016Newbie
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#15Oct 21, 2020, 08:56 AM
I've had no luck with signal groups at all. After a few tries, I just focused on analyzing trades myself. It's risky to trust signals since everyone interprets them differently.
There are tons of groups selling signals, but many just scam gullible beginners. Even if a group seems credible, their prices are often inflated.
You can’t just jump into a trading group and expect to learn without effort. Many signal groups don’t have your best interests at heart.
alpha_gweiMember
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#18Oct 22, 2020, 03:03 PM
Just because they charge high fees doesn’t mean they’re legit. If you want to learn, pay for a mentor. The promise of guaranteed profit is usually a trap.
real_protoNewbie
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#19Oct 22, 2020, 04:28 PM
Wait, which group are you talking about? Giving your money for someone else to trade for you is a bad idea. The copy trading programs are risky too, but at least they let you manage your own trades.
Some signal groups do provide good calls, but you usually have to pay. Just because you’re paying doesn’t mean you’ll get consistent wins; learning risk management is key.
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