People who can’t read a technical chart have no business trading.
Period.
It sounds harsh, but if you don’t even know which moving averages matter, where structural support is, and where the key resistance levels are—how are you going to make trade execution decisions without involving emotions?
No way.
You’re just gambling.
Every beginner thinks more or less the same:
“Let me quickly make money today—I'll ask others what to buy, and I'll learn to read charts next month or next year.”
This is a long game.
If you’re really here for the long run and want to build real capital, why not start doing everything the right way from day one?
We all know how this ends.
Sooner or later, each of them still ends up turning back to technical analysis and forcing themselves to learn how to read the market.
The only question is how much money they’ll lose before they finally do.
Period.
It sounds harsh, but if you don’t even know which moving averages matter, where structural support is, and where the key resistance levels are—how are you going to make trade execution decisions without involving emotions?
No way.
You’re just gambling.
Every beginner thinks more or less the same:
“Let me quickly make money today—I'll ask others what to buy, and I'll learn to read charts next month or next year.”
This is a long game.
If you’re really here for the long run and want to build real capital, why not start doing everything the right way from day one?
We all know how this ends.
Sooner or later, each of them still ends up turning back to technical analysis and forcing themselves to learn how to read the market.
The only question is how much money they’ll lose before they finally do.