Free sources of professional Forex education

I recommend Babypips, as many in this thread do, and Tradingview for more in-depth studies.
Many brokers have decent videos and webinars.
I also gain valuable knowledge from Telegram groups connected to EA's I run.

Nowadays with the availability of internet, everything has become easier than before. Fore knowledge earning has also became easier and you have not to pay money for gathering knowledge now. You should read e-books and other articles to know about the terminologies of trading. There are a bunch of YouTube videos that also can help a trader in a many ways.

Tilokvarma posted:
Nowadays with the availability of internet, everything has become easier than before. Fore knowledge earning has also became easier and you have not to pay money for gathering knowledge now. You should read e-books and other articles to know about the terminologies of trading. There are a bunch of YouTube videos that also can help a trader in a many ways.

That is very true but there is a lot of re-hashed stuff out there and i think for beginners its definitely good to absorb the free content but maybe a mentor can give a more focused approach

To learn about forex, some of the sources which I prefer are babypips and investopedia academy, they are among the easiest mediums to learn forex.

Traders don’t want to give value to free learning sources because their focus always remains on paid courses. But they don’t know that nowadays everything has become easier due to availability of everything online, so do forex learning equipment. So, traders should make the best use of it.

I never spent a dime on learning anything about forex. Started on Babypips and found a lot of helpful YouTube channels to subscribe to.

To gain forex education, I read different trading-related books, journals, and articles and also refer to the school of pipsology on babypips.

For me school of pipsology on babypips has always worked well.

You learn more when you actually trade with your real money. But before that, get your basics right and practice well on your demo account.

BP is a good place to start and then from there YouTube once you know how you want to start specialising.

LeoGM posted:
I don’t suggest trader go for paid courses because nowadays internet has made everything easier than before. Traders have several types of videos available online and traders can earn knowledge from there for free. There are also several e-books pdf available to read to enhance knowledge.

Yes maybe, however still many mentors who get new student, although this is not guaranteed after learning from the mentor, however, the main difference learn standalone compared learn from the mentor is we get more motivated and get quick answers when we face certain issues related education, however, the best teacher is experience.

If you are looking for professional courses you can pick any from Udemy, Babypips, Coursera or Wall Street Academy. They are reputable platforms offering trading courses. I took my trading course from Udemy.

I don't think that Udemy is free

To learn forex you can join a lot of forex-related forums and can gain good knowledge from there.

You will get plenty of information about the forex market and trading on the internet. You can also make use of forums like these to interact with other traders if you need any kind of advice or answer. As insiders we can help you with that. Once you are done with the theoretical learning you can start practising on a free demo account for the practical part. Good luck!

There is free forex education all over the internet. School of pipsology is my favourite to learn. You can also watch youtube videos to see how trading is done. For queries, you have several forums to get answers to your queries.

Victimology posted:
Some of the best free courses for forex trading are - The Babypips School of Pipsology, and the free courses provided by Fx Academy. If you are not satisfied with what free coaching has taught you, you can hire an experienced real forex trader to teach you professionally, or be your mentor.

There are also some free trading courses offered by Udemy that one can prefer.

I believe forums, videos, and books are a great way to start. Then you can move to a demo account.

Online resources are a student's best teacher in today's technological age. With the aid of the internet and other modern tools, you have access to virtually any knowledge you desire. There are many free learning resources available on the internet. There are online trading courses that can be opted by a beginner or a trader wishing to learn about a specific concept.