boss_2015

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  • What’s your ultimate goal in trading though? If it’s just for fun, keep it small. If you’re serious about making money, you need more capital.

  • Same here. Trading needs human instinct. AI follows commands and can't gauge market emotions. It might buy a coin even as it’s dying, while a person would hesitate.

  • I think AI can speed up trades and help make decisions without emotions, but human judgment still beats a computer program any day. Bots can mess up too.

  • But let’s not forget, even decentralized stuff has risks. No one's really safe when they’re off the grid.

  • Dogecoin might still have some life, especially when BTC starts climbing again. With the Iran situation cooling down, maybe Elon will get back in the game with Doge hype. But honestly, BTC is the real deal. Shitcoins?…

  • Not to mention, even remote jobs sometimes revert to a 9 to 5 model. It’s evolving, but not disappearing!

  • Best to hodl right now. Selling now could mean realizing losses. Wait for a better time to invest since it’s still dropping.

  • I’d rather go for investing than trading. It seems way less stressful to just wait for the market to rise. Trading feels too chaotic. Plus, you can’t really time profits.

  • I hope OP sticks with the free teaching promise. I've seen too many people start off giving out good info, then switch to charging once they gain followers. Let’s see how this unfolds.

  • You nailed it with the passion comment. If someone jumps in without that drive, they're bound to struggle. Trading is tough, and it takes real commitment to start succeeding. People gotta want it or they'll just keep…

  • Things are shifting now. Awareness is growing for forex traders compared to a few years back. But yeah, both are risky. Forex can be heavily manipulated, which can be super annoying.

  • Nothing’s certain with Bitcoin. Long-term looks bearish, but it’s volatile. A 50% crash is tough for hodlers, but it’ll bounce back eventually.

  • I've seen traders avoid Mondays for market observation. Tuesdays and Thursdays seem better for making moves. Weekends? I tend to stay away from those.

  • Countries with smaller populations will benefit from A.I more. Less workforce means A.I can fill in gaps effectively. But in places with lots of people, it’s a job stealer.

  • I think he’s just trying to make life better for Americans. Cutting agricultural tariffs while boosting manufacturing imports is his way of pushing people to buy American. But honestly, it’s not as simple as that. It’s…