This transition depends on your preparedness and attitude.
There is no need to delay it too much, but as soon as you are mentally prepared, proceed to real trading.
Aug 11 2020 at 11:01
You should study properly before entering into the real forex world. When you think that you are quite capable to take risks and make a profit from the market, then you can start real trading.
Learning should not be about understanding the main points, but about applying them correctly in practice.
Sep 19 2020 at 11:19
Practice makes a man perfect. So, keep practicing and try to gain enough experience to make your decisions quickly and perfectly.
Sep 19 2020 at 11:23
When you find a consistently profitable strategy to trade, regardless of how big the profit is
Sep 21 2020 at 07:41
Depending on how much you are comfortable to touch on forex trading, but if you are, then it would be very vital to make a consistency profitable return in forex trading
Dec 18 2020 at 11:20
As long as you don't get confidence to take risks int he forex market.
Jan 08 2021 at 09:25
You can divide the time between both or you can also set some time specially for trading. This will help you learn. Good luck to you.
It all depends on how deep you want to dive into the Forex world. You can learn everything in a year and earn money with good self-discipline, but the knowledge will be superficial. Others spend their lives studying, observing, analyzing and discovering something new for themselves.
I don't say you should study first, but while. Trading is a high performance work, so soon you learn it soon you will be able to perform.
Wait for atleast 4-5 months after you get the basic knowledge and then try your hands.
Jan 22 2021 at 10:02
Faujinn posted:I think it is mostly dependent on the traders that what they want to do for their career in trading. There are a lot many people who do not want to trade primarily as their daily income does not depend on it, so they learn that much only through which they get some extra cash in hand.
It all depends on how deep you want to dive into the Forex world. You can learn everything in a year and earn money with good self-discipline, but the knowledge will be superficial. Others spend their lives studying, observing, analyzing and discovering something new for themselves.
Everyone has a different learning curve. Maybe a person can learn the techniques in one day or some other person may learn the same thing in one year. We cannot say for sure that how much time a person will take to learn the concept.
Everyone determines for himself how ready he is to start trading.
Jan 25 2021 at 11:31
depends on your capability how soon u can start
Jan 25 2021 at 13:16
Jamespaul posted:There many timeframes and charts which people have to learn. If a person learns about scalping then he has to learn about the M1 to H1 charts and then there are other strategies like day trading and position trading for which learning of D1 charts is necessary. For instance as a scalper from the beginning, even while practicing on demo on pepperstone, LCG and fxview, I never for once settled unless I learnt about different indicators, use of leverage and market patterns. So, as per the strategy one is following, it’s imperative to learn all the things related to it.
Everyone has a different learning curve. Maybe a person can learn the techniques in one day or some other person may learn the same thing in one year. We cannot say for sure that how much time a person will take to learn the concept.
Jan 26 2021 at 08:43
I don’t think there is a set time as people learn differently. I would say once you feel you are getting somewhere spend a few months on demo practicing what you have learnt
dutchy1986 posted:Agreed, the exact time always varies from trader to trader, as per their skills and knowledge.
I don’t think there is a set time as people learn differently. I would say once you feel you are getting somewhere spend a few months on demo practicing what you have learnt
Jan 27 2021 at 09:43
Rassellkarl posted:I think leverages should not be used by anyone and only reserved for the advanced traders with experience.Jamespaul posted:There many timeframes and charts which people have to learn. If a person learns about scalping then he has to learn about the M1 to H1 charts and then there are other strategies like day trading and position trading for which learning of D1 charts is necessary. For instance as a scalper from the beginning, even while practicing on demo on pepperstone, LCG and fxview, I never for once settled unless I learnt about different indicators, use of leverage and market patterns. So, as per the strategy one is following, it’s imperative to learn all the things related to it.
Everyone has a different learning curve. Maybe a person can learn the techniques in one day or some other person may learn the same thing in one year. We cannot say for sure that how much time a person will take to learn the concept.
