How long it takes to learn
Nov 02, 2021 at 08:44
@marcusobrien Yes it depends on the person. Some people learn quickly, some people take time to understand things. Also dedication for learning differ from person to person.
Nov 05, 2021 at 13:04
@Smith2525 Yes learning is a never ending journey. It never ends. Those who stop learning, they also stop progressing in the true sense. We should never stop learning.
Member Since Jun 19, 2020
38 posts
Nov 09, 2021 at 04:26
It’s different for every person. Although to learn the basics it may only take a few weeks but you need continuous practice to hone your trading skills. It takes sometimes two or three years before you actually start seeing some positive results.
Some traders try to run before they could actually walk. However I feel that a newbie should never rush into things and take sufficient time to learn.
Some traders try to run before they could actually walk. However I feel that a newbie should never rush into things and take sufficient time to learn.
Member Since Nov 09, 2021
1 posts
Nov 09, 2021 at 07:00
Hello! What sources you'd recommend for a newbie? I've been reading https://kamiltaylan.blog/ for a while, but I'd appreciate if someone advise anything more specific.
Member Since Jan 22, 2021
125 posts
Nov 09, 2021 at 07:55
I have started my learning from babypips school of pipsology. You can go for that, everything is in understandable language. And for more advance topics you can watch youtube videos for specific topics.
Member Since Nov 01, 2021
9 posts
Nov 09, 2021 at 11:43
babypips is ok but it will not make you a profitable trader. You will know the basics but to be profitable you will need more. More experience and more learning. Best place if other traders and forums.
Member Since Oct 29, 2021
70 posts
Nov 12, 2021 at 05:47
People can learn how to trade the forex market in as little as four days, but it can take far longer than that for a person to become truly proficient and profitable at trading. There are many different factors in a person's learning curve in currency trading, and what works for one trader may not work for another.
Member Since Jun 19, 2021
49 posts
Nov 12, 2021 at 05:48
I placed my first trade in 2005. Second trade in 2012.. then The next trade was close r and closer until I was trading daily. Now I NEVER get it wrong on a direction. I know how to wait for my chance to get in. I now teach traders how to trade I have 32 traders that I mentor and teach. Check my posted charts.
*I kill pips for fun.*
Member Since Nov 23, 2021
24 posts
Dec 06, 2021 at 06:51
You cannot measure time for learning. It depends on the trader and his personality.
Member Since Mar 17, 2021
536 posts
Dec 06, 2021 at 18:32
skihav posted:Yes. it mostly depends on the trader and his ability of learning.
This in most cases depends on the trader himself, but I would plan for at least 2 months.
Jan 14, 2022 at 14:34
It depends solely on your skills and abilities to learn. There are some people who can't learn at all, they're made to learn something but it's just for nothing, they anyway would never remember something. However, there are those ones who learn a lot and they remember a lot. They are able to perceive new information and absorb it like a sponge.
In this case, it may take couple of days to you to learn all the basic things in trading and start trading. In other cases, you will be learn a lot during particular period of time and you will not remember naything, you will make mistakes and you will retturn to learning again and again.
In this case, it may take couple of days to you to learn all the basic things in trading and start trading. In other cases, you will be learn a lot during particular period of time and you will not remember naything, you will make mistakes and you will retturn to learning again and again.
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