Is studying trading (stocks, crypto, etc) a waste of time?

[LuckyR]

Timing markets in the long term requires a large amount of attention and a not insignificant amount of good luck.

 

[chrischris]

Whats always needed, come rain come shine..?
A clean winner over time..
May there be light.

 

[insideguy]

I think it depends on who you are and what you know. If you have no clue about investing then yes. Ive made alot of money investing. So that's up to you.

 

[Twenalexyy]

Personally, I believe that delving into the world of trading can be a worthwhile endeavor, especially with the advancements in AI-Powered Trading. While some might argue it's a waste of time, I see it as an opportunity to learn and adapt in a dynamic market landscape.

Sure, there are risks involved, but isn't that true for most things in life? It's all about striking the right balance between calculated risks and informed decisions. Plus, with the rise of AI-powered algorithms, there's a whole new dimension to explore in trading. These systems can analyze vast amounts of data and identify patterns that human traders might overlook, potentially offering valuable insights and increasing efficiency.

 

[LuckyR]

I think it depends on who you are and what you know. If you have no clue about investing then yes. Ive made alot of money investing. So that's up to you.

There's a huge difference between "investing" and trying to time markets.

 

[Ronaldo]

There's a huge difference between "investing" and trying to time markets.

There is cycle analysis trading

 

[Bhagi Katbamna]

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[vokazu]

Studying stock trading can be valuable if you're genuinely interested in it and approach it with the right mindset. Like any skill, it requires time, effort, and continuous learning to become proficient. However, it's not for everyone, and success in trading isn't guaranteed. It's essential to assess your goals, risk tolerance, and willingness to dedicate the necessary time before diving into it.

 

[FRV4]

To anyone wondering how it turned out, I quit. I now have no money am in debt a lot of money have no stocks or crypto. I’m still chillen tho