Forex Mentors and Teachers?

After reviewing a few threads, I've been told to perhaps look into mentors and teachers for Forex however I have been doing as much as I can and I can't seem to find one that looks legitimate, can anybody recommend somebody to me?

James16 group, but a lot of their teaching you can pick up at forexfactory forum

Thanks,

I see that there's plenty of forum support and so on, I just wanted to see if there was any small live training groups really.

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Please, never do not learn Forex trading on any forum!

I suggest you go to the only teacher that has the right information which is the markets. Make mistakes and learn from them.

learn to trade 'price action' There several Youtube videos on it . Once you understand how to trade based on price action, then you can add lagging indicators to confirm direction.

Hiii traders, i am newone in forex trading,please give your valuable advice....

Thanks FIG, I've taken a look and it looks very helpful, I will have a play and see if I can get the system working :)

Jurczycho posted:
Please, never do not learn Forex trading on any forum!

I don't see anything wrong in learning forex from forums. Although there is a lot of useless information, if you will look hard enough you'll be able to find priceless information. Moreover, it's easier to learn based on others' experiences.

Mentors aren't always the best choice. You should always remember 'Those who can, do; those who can't, teach'. Most of the so called mentors are no traders and look to make money off of the course's fees.

I have found a mix of everything has helped answer a lot of questions and angles quickly. I have tried a few angles and robots over the last months and for me it was all helpfull to push the correct way ( for me) to the top. I'm chasing the very basics and will jump on board with a' Keep It Simple 'mentor until I get a year under my belt.

skyjack777 posted:
I have found a mix of everything has helped answer a lot of questions and angles quickly. I have tried a few angles and robots over the last months and for me it was all helpfull to push the correct way ( for me) to the top. I'm chasing the very basics and will jump on board with a' Keep It Simple 'mentor until I get a year under my belt.

Experimenting yourself is definitely a great way to go. You get the inner understanding of things you wouldn't learn elsewhere. In any case, if switching from demo to real money, start small and build your way up - don't get too confident, so you get to trader another day, in case you get something wrong.

After tonight, just when I thought I was improving, I know I've got a long way to go. I'm enjoying trending back to basics.

forexboy posted:
learn to trade 'price action' There several Youtube videos on it . Once you understand how to trade based on price action, then you can add lagging indicators to confirm direction.

Best advice (for me) all month, thanks heaps forxboy

anytime ... always willing to help

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Thanks Steve for the most useless awnser given so far. Congratulations.

Thanks to everybody else, very helpful.

Every novice trader definitely needs to educate himself as much as possible in forex trading. But at the same time, he doesn't need to come up with an overly complicated strategy just because he knows a lot. More often than not, it's the simple strategies that work. While it's helpful to know all the technical jargon and an array of strategies, try not to get caught up in them. Try to keep it simple. As long as you can come up with a time-proven strategy that wins more than half the time, and as long as you exercise discipline and patience to execute it correctly, you will be profitable in the long run.