A beginner should be as careful as possible, because for work this is a very important process that should be paid attention to.
Nov 06 2021 at 18:02
skihav posted:Every new trader should practice on a demo account to improve their trading skills.
A beginner should be as careful as possible, because for work this is a very important process that should be paid attention to.
The main here is to set a goal, actually you successfully handled this task and I guess that the next step for you is to start gradually explore the main peculiarities in trading activity. After it you can start set financial goals. In my opinion, the first task for you is to learn how to lose money. I've not mistaken actually, it's really like that.
If you will learn how to lose money, then probably it won't be difficult for you to learn how to earn them. The vast majority of traders can't admit the fact that trading on your initial stages is just the easiest way to lose money, because you're learning and you have to sacrifice something.
If you will learn how to lose money, then probably it won't be difficult for you to learn how to earn them. The vast majority of traders can't admit the fact that trading on your initial stages is just the easiest way to lose money, because you're learning and you have to sacrifice something.
unfortunately, not all beginners become strong traders, since many do not want to learn and develop their knowledge in this area
Jun 22 at 06:42
chachaman posted:
Hi Folks,
I just found this informative unbiased weblsite
my goal: to learn HOW to trade
How do I?
I'm told to learn..but learn what?
Books I've read: market wizard series, Trading in the Zone, Naked Trader
Strategies: ORB Tony Crabel, Larry Williams Range Trading, Inside bar trading
My Problem: confused
Stock traders state don't trade forex as it's a mean reversion market
Trading style is based on your personality but what if I don't know my trading personality?
I've PAID for Forex education BUT it just teaches THEORY pattern recognition and Price Action
Why the trend in UK on Forex and nothing on Options Futures trading (my observation)
I've started LIVE trading....every trade goes against me....
Diff schools of thought on trading...owhich methodology? Dow theory? Wyckoff method?
Experienced traders which path do I go down?
A trader can’t make a cogent decision until he has a good analytical knowledge. Long-term trading is the best approach of trading. So, analyze the market properly before taking a trade. A strong analysis helps a trader forecast the market well.
Trallod posted:this is a good reply. thanks for your nice post.
The main here is to set a goal, actually you successfully handled this task and I guess that the next step for you is to start gradually explore the main peculiarities in trading activity. After it you can start set financial goals. In my opinion, the first task for you is to learn how to lose money. I've not mistaken actually, it's really like that.
If you will learn how to lose money, then probably it won't be difficult for you to learn how to earn them. The vast majority of traders can't admit the fact that trading on your initial stages is just the easiest way to lose money, because you're learning and you have to sacrifice something.
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