Whats the Best Education Around??

Good education can be to learn from own mistakes 😄 but we should not rely only on this method as time and money to spend in such learning are limited.

I suggest webinars and also making good conclusions out of your profits and losses

I agree about the important of self-learning from profits and mistakes.

The best education can be different for everyone. Learning from your profits and mistakes is possible on Demo account, so you are not losing any money. Go for it – with all the information that you have learned, you will add the missing part and become a professional trader.

AlGauthier posted:
If you already have a lot of knowledge, but you still feel insecure, maybe you should try to improve yourself with a Demo account. This way you will not lose any real money, but you can create the perfect strategy to make you feel comfortable. I hope this helps you out.

I must agree with you, and that's what I did before. I sign up for an account that has a free demo account and that tutorial helped me so much to improve my skills.

In my broker, they gave me free demo account: https://my.itrader.com/en-US/signup.aspx

Hope this one helps. :)

I also started my learning process manually without any trainer! And obviously, I have faced lots of problems in my early stage of trading! It would be better if a new Forex trader can start his or her trading with a trainer! Even I see; a large number of new traders lose their learning interest when they face thousands of difficulties!

Yes, learning in a Demo account educates us on mistakes and profits.

I think good education is a lot of things. For example, I started with the demo account, but I entered many forums forex discussion to read about those who were more experienced, dispel my doubts. I also began to study the best brokers, the cases of scams, the market in each of its eras, all of it. There are many hours of reading to filter content that is really good.

Oh! Important ... do not go confining yourself to a demo account. There you have your proofs and then you go to the real commerce. So that you do not get used to the softness of the false trade.

Here is a link with 7 very good reading recommendations about forex trading https://www.anyoption.com/blog/the-7-forex-trading-books-you-need-to-read/

Glestofirb posted:
I suggest webinars and also making good conclusions out of your profits and losses

Webinars are a really great step I think because when I started joining webinars I have been very hands-on with trading.

PriceAction13 posted:
I also started my learning process manually without any trainer! And obviously, I have faced lots of problems in my early stage of trading! It would be better if a new Forex trader can start his or her trading with a trainer! Even I see; a large number of new traders lose their learning interest when they face thousands of difficulties!

It's smart advice. It avoids those headaches that we struggle with every time we start.

I by nature ask a lot of questions, so I went into forums and exploded them with well-formulated questions. I like to write so that everything I did not know put it on a list and I would seek answers by all means, until I reached an acceptable knowledge of that area and then move on to the other. However, there are common mistakes you are going to make and what you have to commit to form what we call experience.

NadineB posted:

Glestofirb posted:
I suggest webinars and also making good conclusions out of your profits and losses

Webinars are a really great step I think because when I started joining webinars I have been very hands-on with trading.

Yes, the webinars are a lot of help for our education as a trader. Of course...

@yersonv good to hear then. I will be joining webinars this January and I am hoping that will enrich my knowledge even more!

There are platforms with Forex courses, some free, some not. Like iforex.com, Fxstreet, Admiral Markets and many others that are easily found on the web. These are very useful, but it is important first of all to investigate everything that can be about the source.

I also know of a few explanatory videos about currency trading that are on the web. They are made by experienced traders who through their life in trade instruct. It is always good to check the Forex trading history of such people, and any mentor, do not overconfidence. 😉

School of pipsology at babypips..

@yersonv Do you have any links at hand from good webinars you've visited before?