What Skill Do You Most Recommend Tigers to Learn?

In our previous discussion on Stock Trading: Do Talents or Skills Matter More?, most tigers believed that acquired skills are more important than talents in stock trading. What do you think is the most important skill in stock trading?

avatarSpiders
13:20
It is crucial to be bold and decisive when investing in stocks. Over time, I have encountered multiple instances where I identified a stock that I wanted to purchase at a specific price but hesitated. This hesitation often resulted in missing out as the stock price subsequently rose and the opportunity slipped away. These experiences have taught me an important lesson about stock investing. When a stock's price drops to a level that I find attractive and aligns with my investment strategy, it is best to act promptly and make the purchase. Waiting for the price to fall even further can lead to missed opportunities as stock prices can quickly rebound. By being decisive and trusting my research and instincts, I can capitalise on favourable market conditions and potentially enhance my investme
avatarMHh
07-04 20:14
Stock analysis. Need to have this to choose the right stock to buy first.
avatarYTigger
07-04 19:03
Risk Management
avatarHelenJanet
07-04 16:44
Stock investment is not like gambling, we need to do alot of homework in order not to incur huge losses. Conducting thorough research like analyzing the financial performance of the companies & company fundamentals, be updated on the market trends & geopolitical factors are some of important factors in making stock investment decision.
avatarJimmyKapadia
07-04 16:05
I recommend being patience and before you be patience get the hang of buying a stock at low and selling at high. The skill you need to buy low is basically research and trend of a particular stock. Happy Trading
avatarTiger V
07-04 15:34

Acquired Skills vs. Natural Talent in Stock Trading: The Power of Understanding Volume and Price Dynamics

In the realm of stock trading, there's a significant debate about whether natural talent or acquired skills play a more pivotal role. While innate talent might give some individuals an edge, the importance of acquired skills cannot be overstated, particularly in the fast-paced, data-driven world of stock trading. The most crucial skill for any trader is the ability to analyze and understand the relationship between price and volume—essentially mastering "naked chart trading." The Core of Trading: Price and Volume Stock trading boils down to the interplay between two fundamental components: price and volume. All technical indicators derive from these two elements. Therefore, instead of being overwhelmed by a myriad of indicators, why not focus on the essence of trading? By dedicating time
Acquired Skills vs. Natural Talent in Stock Trading: The Power of Understanding Volume and Price Dynamics
avatarSamlunch
07-04 14:57
Having disciplined risk management is the most important trait to have in investing. When you spot an actionable setup, have clear and defined entry, stop loss, and profit taking levels. Sometimes the trade goes against you and you get stopped out, thats fine, move on to the next set up. Don't hold on to a losing trade and watch as your capital goes from 70% to 30% to zero. Preserve your trading capital to stay in the game. Otherwise it's back to flipping burgers 🍔
avatarChris Luk
07-04 14:55

In the Realm of Stock Trading: Skills Rule the Den

@Tiger_comments, you're right, in the world of stock trading, honed skills are generally considered more important than raw talent. While some may have an intuitive grasp of the market, consistent success requires a well-developed toolkit. Now, regarding the most crucial skill, it's tough to pick just one. Stock trading is a multifaceted beast, demanding a combination of strengths. Here are some contenders: Analytical Prowess: Dissecting financial data, both fundamental (company financials) and technical (price charts and indicators) is vital. You need to interpret the information and identify potential opportunities. Discipline & Patience: The market can be a whirlwind. Sticking to your trading plan and avoiding emotional decisio
In the Realm of Stock Trading: Skills Rule the Den
avatarSpiders
07-04 13:27
Achieving a contentment mindset is crucial in stock trading. One of the first aspects of a contentment mindset is being genuinely grateful for what we have achieved. In stock trading, we often set ambitious goals and envision significant profits. When we do make a profit but it falls short of our expectations because the stock price continues to rise after we sell, it can be tempting to dwell on what could have been. However, a contented mindset shifts our focus from missed opportunities to appreciate the gains we have made. Losses are an inevitable part of trading. No trader can avoid them entirely and how we respond to losses is crucial. A contentment mindset helps us view losses as a natural part of the learning process rather than a personal failure. Instead of being discouraged, we c
avatarAqa
07-04 12:27
Stock trading needs acquired skills to be successful. This includes analytical skills. The stock market can be extremely volatile, and traders analyse market trends to make sound investment decisions. Always have a good mindset and be disciplined in time and money for trades. Thanks @Tiger_comments @icycrystal [Heart][Heart][Heart]
avatarJacksNiffler
07-04 12:02

End of an Era: JPMorgan's Bold Strategist Marko Kolanovic Departs

Big news from Wall Street, Marko Kolanovic, the chief strategist at JPMorgan Chase and a well-known "contrarian indicator" in the stock market, has resigned from his position. Kolanovic's departure marks the end of an era for $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ , where he became famous for his often unconventional market predictions.Kolanovic earned the nickname "contrarian indicator" because his calls frequently seemed to go against the prevailing market sentiment. Despite this, his insights and analyses were highly respected and closely watched by investors around the globe.So, what does his resignation mean for JPMorgan and the broader market? For JPMorgan, it creates a significant void in their strategy team. Kolanovic's unique perspective and bold calls oft
End of an Era: JPMorgan's Bold Strategist Marko Kolanovic Departs
avatarIykyk
07-04 11:58
$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Talent can't learn. Skill can learn
avatarMojoStellar
07-04 10:23
thank you, @Tiger_comments, for this event. Through my experience,  I took up lessons on key skills like financial analysis and technical analysis, risk management, and emotional and decision-making. These skills are the foundation of the first step. Then, communities like tiger brokers and etc. There's risk in any investing. Therefore, I mentioned risk management and emotions. If you really lost money, listen to relaxing music, chill 😎https://youtu.be/y2VAULbCLfQ (I bet mood turned better)  @TigerEvents @Daily_Discussion @Emotional Investor @vodkalime
avatarShyon
07-04 09:36
Few critical things you need to take note in order to become a successful trader. 1. Discipline This is the most important criteria that you need to practice during investment. Remember to plan your trade, and trade your plan! 2. Protect your modal and risk management It's important for you to have some risk management during your trade. Cut loss if something is going wrong and no longer align with your investment objective. 3. Basic fundamental and technical skills It is always good to have some basic fundamental and technical skills that will be very helpful for you to seek a suitable entry or exit point during your trades. 4. Never FOMO Never be dear of miss out especially in those meme stocks with crazy rally. Most of the investors end up losing money in these stocks. 5. Emotion ma
avatarCYKuan
07-04 09:10
the most recommended skill is the ability to join in a valuable and fruitful investment community, not necessary have to follow the trade of the peers, but the atmosphere of the group to keep own trade momentum moving, to get confidence & assurance from the articles that shared. To get reminder from the possible loop holes that we could possible overlook in the investment thesis, through articles/trades shared by the others. So stocks trading community involvements is a important skill recommended for other Tigers
avatarGoondu
07-04 07:49
In stock trading, several key skills are essential for success: 1. **Analytical Prowess**: The ability to analyze charts and trends is crucial for making informed trading decisions. 2. **Research Acumen**: Staying updated with market information and economic indicators helps traders react promptly to new data. 3. **Emotional Control**: Maintaining composure and adhering to trading plans despite market volatility is vital for managing risk. 4. **Meticulous Record Keeping**: Keeping detailed records of trades aids in strategy refinement and accountability. 5. **Discipline and Patience**: Knowing when not to trade and waiting for the right opportunities can prevent impulsive decisions. These skills, combined with a good mindset, can significantly enhance trading performance.
avataricycrystal
07-04 07:49
$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   risk management is a very important factor. others include patience, discipline, checking emotions, and being contend (don't be too greedy as it can be dangerous if trading aggressively, not taking profits when you should). @koolgal @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @rL @HelenJanet @LMSunshine @Shyon
avataricycrystal
07-04 07:48
risk management is a very important factor. others include patience, discipline, checking emotions, and being contend (don't be too greedy as it can be dangerous if trading aggressively, not taking profits when you should). @koolgal @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @rL @HelenJanet @LMSunshine @Shyon @Aqa @SP
avataricycrystal
07-04 07:46
risk management is a very important factor. others include patience, discipline, checking emotions, and being contend (don't be too greedy as it can be dangerous if trading aggressively, not taking profits when you should).
avatarDavidSG
07-04 06:28
Definitely patient, risk and emotion management. Knowing the fundamental and choosing the leaders of respective sectors will help in sustainable profits. Also do not chase high and panic sell. Always accumulate more prized stocks when market retract! May the market be with you. @koolgal  @JC888  @TechnicalHunter  @icycrystal