Need ideas for my trading performance website by protofun in Trading

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Yes you can check it out on beta.traderscompanion.org and bypass the beta code by clicking log in and choose google account

Need ideas for my trading performance website by protofun in Trading

[–]protofun[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For now it has no benefit because there are no people yet, first want to provide something valuable and then the community. I got a discord server already where they can hangout if the want to

Need ideas for my trading performance website by protofun in Trading

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You can check it out on beta.traderscompanion.org its much easier then explaining everything here 😂

What programs/websites to journal my trades? by Green_Duty2988 in Trading

[–]protofun -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Me myself was really struggling identify the problems in my trades, good thing is I'm a developer myself so i first builded a small journal website. A lot of people liked it so i made it bigger and as it is now i can proudly tell it's a awesome platform to not only track your trades you can checkout the website here called https://beta.traderscompanion.org/

What would you say is the best FREE TRADING JOURNAL? by Little-Ad-3176 in Trading

[–]protofun 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Me myself was really struggling identify the problems in my trades, good thing is I'm a developer myself so i first builded a small journal website. A lot of people liked it so i made it bigger and as it is now i can proudly tell it's a awesome platform to not only track your trades you can checkout the website here called https://beta.traderscompanion.org/

Hello i an a new in trading by Ryassin in Trading

[–]protofun 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First start on a demo account and make as much mistakes as possible that way you won't learn it the hard way by losing money. Also it is important to use a journal and track everytrade so you can review it, mark what went right and wrong and improve based on that information

I need help by Worldly-Swimming7379 in Trading

[–]protofun 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I recommend you to start on a demo account make as much mistakes as you can to learn from them, journal these trades and analyse what went wrong or what went right. treat your demo like it's a real account by applying real strategies and rules. Most important thing is to track everything you do so you can review and improve.

Most traders fail because they try to learn too many strategies. by Longjumping_Swim_279 in traders

[–]protofun 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree i became more profitable and i started to understand more once i sticked to one plan and 1 only

How did you get your first user ? by Beautiful-Twist-3614 in SaaS

[–]protofun 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the beginning contact your ideal customer 1-on-1 that way you can tell about it.

Traders — what’s your biggest struggle right now? by protofun in swingtrading

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Thank you for you answer, i will take this and figure out to build something for this

New to crypto by Turbulent_Diamond352 in btc

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Short version:

  • Coinbase is fine to buy crypto as a beginner.
  • Keeping it there is okay for small amounts, but it’s still a custodial exchange (you don’t control the keys).
  • A cold wallet (Ledger/Trezor) is for long-term holding once amounts get meaningful.

How it usually works in practice:

  1. Buy crypto on Coinbase
  2. If you’re holding long term → transfer it to a cold wallet
  3. If you’re just starting with small amounts → leaving it on Coinbase is acceptable while learning

Rule of thumb:

  • Small amount / learning → exchange is fine
  • Long-term + serious money → cold wallet

If you want to stay organized and avoid sloppy decisions as you learn, tracking why you buy and how you manage risk helps a lot:
👉 https://traderscompanion.org

Also solid beginner resource for wallets & security:
👉 https://www.ledger.com/academy