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How to increase trading skills ?

nickbrown2060
Mar 18 at 17:21
3 posts
Study and research: Take the time to study and research the markets you are interested in trading. This will help you gain a better understanding of how they work, what drives price movements, and what factors to watch out for
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FredJones
20 hours ago
57 posts
Traders must be able to do research and analyze data in order to monitor broad economic issues and day-to-day chart patterns that affect financial markets.
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davesper
9 hours ago
191 posts
It seems to me that the best option is to work on a demo account. At least, it seems to me that this option can allow a trader to gain knowledge and minimal work experience.
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