Kardec Trader warns against blindly copying trading alerts from Discord or Telegram. Instead, use them as learning tools: ask why the trader entered, how much they risked, what their strategy was, and whether you can replicate it yourself.
Imagine you go into a discord or a telegram and someone gives you an alert to buy or sell and you start copying it. You're not able to learn from it unless you put yourself in the predicament to say well this person bought here, why did they buy here? How much did they risk? What was their strategy? What was their game plan? Okay, how can I replicate this? So all I'm trying to say is if you are in any services that's fine but just look to learn the process. Look to learn how that person is actually taking the trades, how they're executing, what their thought process behind all of that is. Do not go into any alert service and say well I'm just going to copy what they're doing and hope to make money. That's just not the reality of it, I'm sorry to tell you. But go into them. If you do go into them and learn, understand and if you are able to do that you'll have a better advantage.
