Sep 16 2020 at 16:03
I will be helping traders as much as I can, a lot of gurus charge money to have you trade like them and really trading is taking a strategy and making it your own. The first thing that should be taught is risk management because as a trader you are equity managers first. I will make an instagram soon to give free knowledge because I do not need your money and you will always be paying the market so that's enough stress. I am currently developing my portfolio to prove my legitimacy and have transparency. The only thing hidden is my identity to give out free knowledge. Have a blessed one everyone and remember, have a care-free mindset when trading.
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Sep 17 2020 at 00:59
This is a very good move. Many traders in the Forex market cannot find good mentors. Due to which they have a lot of problems in learning to trade. I think if some traders like you cooperate in learning to trade, then Forex trading will go further.
Sep 17 2020 at 04:20
Yes you are right. First a trader should be taught risk management and psychological aspect of mind. They should know how our mind works when we trade on a live trade. They should learn how to control emotions before going into live trading.
Sep 17 2020 at 04:38
Sep 17 2020 at 08:50
Without knowledge it is quite impossible to make money from this market. You can gather all knowledge about trading from a demo account. It will help you to learn all the basics of forex perfectly.
Sep 17 2020 at 11:49
Thanks for your initiative. Hope you will keep your integrity. Newbie also should know that it takes time to get skills. It doesn't happen with a few months study. You can't get profit just by learning how to use some indicators. It takes years to be skilled.
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Sep 18 2020 at 01:06
It is a great step to provide some good knowledge in free to new traders because without knowledge it is impossible to survive in Forex. So Learning is better step in Forex to get good results in forex trading.
