Are AI trading assistants making trading simpler?

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cryptoninjaFull Member
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#1Oct 26, 2024, 02:54 PM
Lately, there’s been a surge of AI trading assistants popping up. These tools can analyze market conditions in no time, execute trades, and give advice on stop-loss and sell orders. There’s a Twitter influencer who mentioned one of these tools: My question is, how effective are these AIs really? Do they actually boost a trader's profit and loss significantly, or is it just a slight bump? As for the influencer, the AI he talked about managed to analyze the market, make a trade, and then sell it. Honestly, I’m pretty impressed. I even signed up to try it out myself, so I’ll share a detailed review soon. Has anyone else here given a similar AI a shot? What was your experience?
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p1x3l365Senior Member
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#2Oct 26, 2024, 06:53 PM
Trading AI bots aren't extremely trusted to provide perfect or unfailingly results. They can only seem proficient when test running on the part market events which even as a human with memorable data capacity can as well recall those past events in the market while in a reality ratio becomes understandable not just for human aids but also as that of the trading bot because they're softwares programme by humans who can't be confident on their price predictions via moment or future movements. AI is mostly good in used on trading in that you don't deviate from the decision you've spent resources in analysing all the while. You know as human greed can ruin us even after grabbing the success in the main time while the trading bot stick to the early command which opts out at the expected time whether in a successful or loosing time. It's more effective in managements but can't be reliable of locating successful strategies. You don't even have to mentioned that here because it can be misleading to newbies and think the source can be helpful or trusted. Besides the media can't be trusted as what those showcasing successful traders in the internet does is to frick others for their selfish interests.
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GigaSatoshiFull Member
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#3Oct 26, 2024, 10:26 PM
The use of AI in trading can be efficient if used intelligently or in other words not always relying on AI completely but using it as a complementary tool for manual analysis because we also certainly understand that behind the advantages shown by AI there must also be disadvantages, if you want to try using it better with a small capital first to reduce unwanted things.
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sat42Member
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#4Oct 27, 2024, 03:05 AM
Ai assistant can help us a lot in trading because Ai can analyze very quickly and give us results, but still you will not get a guarantee in trading that if you have an AI assistant, you will be able to make a profit. But in many cases you can avoid losses. And even if you lose a small amount, you can avoid big losses. Ai has made our lives much easier in many ways, but you need to know about the proper use of Ai. But if someone is completely dependent on Ai, then he may face many problems at different times. So first you have to gain a lot of knowledge about trading, then you have to try to do something better with the help of Ai.
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tom_ninjaFull Member
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#5Oct 28, 2024, 08:51 AM
I don’t use this tool but I’m not against the use of it because AI is consistent which is important on trading. With the right parameters and strategy setup it can execute an efficient trade the way it was designed because it doesn’t have an emotion that typically gives us mistake AKA human error. It depends on the trading skills of the person. I believe for beginners this will help them on their trading.
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tom.cobraFull Member
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#6Oct 28, 2024, 10:02 AM
With or without AI, if you trade without intelligence and skills, you will never end up trading efficiently. Now, with AI trading as a bonus, that only add another advantage for us as long as we are smart enough to apply it in our trades, otherwise using AI trading will still be a waste of time if you simply use it without proper knowledge and reliable experience from trading in the market. AI trading assistants may help us and lessen our struggle from trading, but know that it won’t guarantee successful and profitable trades. The best key still lies within us, our own capabilities and skills, knowledge and experience that would lead to an effective and efficient trade.
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node_2020Full Member
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#7Oct 28, 2024, 12:07 PM
AI trading tools can simply our trading for us no doubt, by giving us market insights and helping us take trades which are base on a predefined strategy, in as much as Al can do all this for us with tools like pattern recognition and data provided to them, The trading principles should be well understood and expectations should be managed by traders. But the changing market dynamics can become a challenge for these AI tools in the long run, because of geopolitical events, wars and natural disasters are not managed by these AI tools, and here is where I'm worried about the long-term reliance on AI tools. Because I have seen AI tools that worked when it were newly developed, but couldn't stand the test of time.
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alex.shardLegendary
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#8Oct 28, 2024, 06:06 PM
If you do not know how to trade yourself, do not believe in AI. I have been seeing many advertisements about AI bots that can be used for trading but do not believe. Learn how to trade yourself before using any AI tools for it. Also it is very important to learn about risky management in trading which is the most essential thing about trading. Use small amount of money for trading. Another thing that is most important is that you should avoid leverage and shit coins.
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d4rk5tackSenior Member
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#9Oct 28, 2024, 09:20 PM
That is it, there is nothing bad about AI assistant but total reliance on it is something that I will say is bad because we all are aware that AI is not totally accurate, it can actually have it flaws because it relies on past analysis, in as much as bitcoin or some Altcoins follow some historical patterns there it is never straight forward as there are variant events that can easily change the outcome of the market. Plus AI might be using a strategy different from one’s strategy. So for me it should be treated like a free signal you get from a signal group or friend, you don’t blindly use it for trade but rather you treat it as an information and use your own strategy to do a proper set up
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its_foxSenior Member
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#10Oct 29, 2024, 12:03 AM
Well someone using content for showcasing means its either a planned one before hand. AI is helpful but its always better to know the fundamentals and paramaters on trading. We can handle that ourself and dont let AI do all the work. Yes it can assist but not to point that everything will be done by AI especially if its related to trading.
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AtomicStakeFull Member
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#11Oct 29, 2024, 12:27 AM
So will everyone start making money from trading? If using AI bots to get positive results from trading and make money, then I am starting to trade from today. Maybe I will become a rich person tomorrow. As the day progresses, people are becoming more dependent on AI and are sacrificing their skills to AI. AI's analysis is never perfect and AI bots are not at all suitable for important decisions like trading. Rely on your own skills and analysis and improve your skills. The temptation of making money is very dangerous, especially when someone wants to depend on AI to make money from trading.
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bridge100Senior Member
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#12Oct 29, 2024, 12:40 AM
"Eventually" it will be great. But nothing can predict the market perfectly, because market do whatever market wants and prediction of 100% is impossible. But more and more people will be able to get better returns than they do personally, because AI has to only be better than them, not perfect. So if you start with a thousand dollar capital, and after one year you have 700 dollars, but AI has 1100, that is 10% return in a year for AI, not a lot, and yet you lost, so it's still better than you, that means you should have used AI. Reaching that will not be impossible for AI, while there will be some inherit risks like software issues and bugs and what not, as long as we keep working on it, eventually we will do better.
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cryptoninjaFull Member
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#13Oct 29, 2024, 02:02 PM
Imo So should be used as an assistant, not as a dependant. Anyways you've said it all, I'm guessing you're a trader. I am a trader so I believe I'll start exploring AI now, starting with the one the kol talked about.. might be fun for me, but I'm never relying fully on it.. .maybe or maybe not it's planned, but the rest performance was impressive to me hence I shared..anyways I also agree with your point of view as using restraint in terms of AI exploration
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c0in23Full Member
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#14Oct 29, 2024, 04:07 PM
Reality is, if you do not know how to trade, then trading using AI won’t work either since it takes personal knowledge and experience about trading before you can succeed on your trades using AI. While AI may create a positive path for beginners, but trading using AI isn’t helpful and healthy at all. You trade to gain skills and strategies development, but it won’t be possible if you are solely dependent on AI every time you decide to trade. They key is not on AI, but it’s on yourself, on how to navigate your trade to maximize the profits while you keep preventing yourself not to commit mistakes too often.
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diamond1337Full Member
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#15Oct 29, 2024, 05:18 PM
I don’t think the goal of AI is to make you profitable for long term. Maybe it could bring some profits temporarily, but thinking it would be your asset when trading, for me that’s the biggest misconception. We can never rely on AI for good, otherwise people will rush on using AI trading bots and turn millionaires, but that’s not the reality. There is quite more guarantee if we trade on our own by building our own knowledge and skills with trading, that way there is bigger chances for a profitable outcome in the long run.
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guru2011Full Member
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#16Oct 29, 2024, 09:23 PM
Honestly, they can make your trading journey easy but that won’t build you into a great and successful trader in the long run. See my point? Successful trading can only be achieved through working personally on your trading knowledge and skills, and managing your emotions so that you won’t be trading when you’re at the peak of your emotions, because clearly the outcome will always lead to negativity. AI trading bots can only be an advantage at the moment, but they will never be your edge in the future. Build your own experience with trading, that will be your best weapon on how to win your trades in the end.
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coin_sigmaLegendary
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#17Oct 31, 2024, 09:48 AM
I've tried ChatGPT to do analysis so far Based on their analysis, it gives a good analysis, but about the entry, TP, and SL, I don't use it. I am using the AI just to check if I am right with my analysis because sometimes, based on my experience, the entry made by AI, SL got hit a few times; sometimes it's not. So it's still much better to do your own analysis because sometimes my analysis is against the AI analysis. For me, I think using AI trading assistance is only good if you are looking for quick analysis and to confirm your analysis, but if it's against your analysis, don't trade. If you use it alone, you are taking a risk. Do not rely too much on AI; there is no perfect AI that can help you succeed.
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s4t88Full Member
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#18Oct 31, 2024, 10:45 AM
With this, I think it confuses you about making the right decisions regarding your trading activity. However, I tend to agree that as traders, we shouldn't rely solely on this AI tool for trading, it can be one of your preferences, but don't depend on it.   I haven't used this AI in trading yet because I haven't found one that I trust. One thing I dislike about AI, based on an article I've read about its use in trading, is that most AI relies on historical data and market assumptions.   Therefore, IMO, they lack fundamental analysis and depend only on technical analysis, which can lead to incorrect market predictions.  It's still ineffective.
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DarkR0ck3tFull Member
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#19Oct 31, 2024, 12:41 PM
There’s no such thing as efficient trading if done through AI, as you have to trade following your own acquired knowledge and understanding on how to navigate your trades, that way you can assure higher chances of making your trades successful rather than relying completely on AI which we all know is nothing but computer programmed. And to be honest, if all these trading assistants are actually helpful and profitable, then we would have seen majority of traders are getting wealthy, but I don’t see it happening today.
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jake.seedFull Member
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#20Oct 31, 2024, 04:22 PM
Don’t use AI to trade, they’re not reliant for an effective result in trading. Treat them as an assistant to give you an insight of the market but once you want to apply everything AI has given you as a result of the market analysis it did for you, then you’re on the wrong track and will lose your money. Learn how to trade, train yourself to become a better trader, there is more good in learning it yourself than depending on another tool. Treat AI like an assistant to help you know the historical pattern of a pair you want to trade but don’t rely on that result to execute a trade because they’re all result from past records which may not fit into the current market conditions.
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