There is no easy way of learning

There is no easy way of learning. Learning is not like a school exam where you can pass the exam by following short cut. Trading is a skill. You have to learn it properly. How much time it will take depends on your level of understanding and present knowledge you have.

Spend that time for learning. For actual trading you do not need that much time but for that you have to learn to trade on D1 chart. No matter what strategy you follow it doesn't take much time to find a good set up. Either there's a good set up or not. It's the fear of losing opportunity that creates the problem. So invest your time in learning.

Spend time as much as possible in order to learn trading. New traders should spend at least 4 months in demo trading.

Michihito posted:
There is no easy way of learning. Learning is not like a school exam where you can pass the exam by following short cut. Trading is a skill. You have to learn it properly. How much time it will take depends on your level of understanding and present knowledge you have.

It is true that there is no shortcut to achieve success in trading. Success also take long time.

Yes, forex is a risky business and you can not learn in a day or two. Spen d your most the time to learn it and also practice over demo account for at least 3 months.

Make yourself capable first for trading. Invest your time for learning. Most traders start to run for different strategies. They ignore the learning process. As a result they drop from the market very soon. Focus on developing skills.

Just have to put the effort in and keep at it

In a real-world such as forex trading, there is no grade or exam for your learning, the only grade is your profits and losses.
Forex trading is the combination of knowledge, skills, and experience, plus the ability to control our emotions.

Michihito posted:
There is no easy way of learning. Learning is not like a school exam where you can pass the exam by following short cut. Trading is a skill. You have to learn it properly. How much time it will take depends on your level of understanding and present knowledge you have.

Rightly said hardwork and patience always pays off

Michihito posted:
There is no easy way of learning. Learning is not like a school exam where you can pass the exam by following short cut. Trading is a skill. You have to learn it properly. How much time it will take depends on your level of understanding and present knowledge you have.

Agreed. I would say that it is very good to self study on what forex trading is all about. When you do self study, you are taking it serious and it shows.

We joined in this trading place because of earning money hugely. But after passing sometimes we can realize how much difficult this one , so before entering in here beginner trader should know the reality . it can support them for avoiding loss.

There are no shortcuts when you are learning. You have to learn each and everything to make use of it while trading. Remember, your knowledge is the biggest tool you have while trading.

It seems to some that just by reading this information about the Forex market, everyone will be able to trade at once, this is absolutely not the case, because here it will be possible to understand many points.

Bunaya posted:
It seems to some that just by reading this information about the Forex market, everyone will be able to trade at once, this is absolutely not the case, because here it will be possible to understand many points.

Trading is easy even making profit. But making consistent profit is another matter.

Trading education is very difficult. There is a lot of research and information to be collected. And always have to participate in trading through analysis.

LyudmilLukanov posted:
Trading is easy even making profit. But making consistent profit is another matter.

I agree on that, consistency part is the most difficult.

Yes there is no easy way out for learning, you need to practice a lot on demo, spend a good time on learning and gather knowledge about Forex, make sure you practice on demo as well regularly.

Yes, I agreed. If you are finding shortcuts in trading, you are at the wrong place. Trading demands hard work, patience and consistency to sustain for a long time.

Yes, trading is a skill that requires time and determination to master. Not at all an easy task, I’d say.