No. Consistency and reproducibility far outweighs a single big win/gamble/luck
One big win doesn't make you a good trader. One substantial loss doesn't make you a bad one either. It all boils down to consistency and adaptability, making periodic gains while being malleable to any market cycle.
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And the guts to get started.
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IMO good trading has more to do with one's ability to identify the bad trades and why they're bad, and then not repeating the same mistakes again.
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totally agree.
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$ETH isn't 14 yet.
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That's true but a few good wins may be the bulk of your income for the year . Knowing when to pause is also important
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Concentrated bets are how most people get rich. Diversification to stay rich.
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I was lucky enough in 2016 that I invested before the bull market. Since then I learned so many new things and read a lot of books that opened my eyes. Having a good start is always a bonus. A lot of people that quit called this market a Ponzi.
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Don't trade on leverage or borrowed money and try to time the market. I watched so many friends get burned.
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