Oct 29 2021 at 09:46
It depends only on you actually. Nobody knows how will it take for you to learn trading activity. I'm sure that ordinary people handle this tak pretty fast, because there is no difficulties actually to learn basic notions in trading activity. Of course, you have to dedicate unparticular amount of time to this process in order to start understand something in trading, nevertheless I'm sure that it will bring its profits. To my mind, traders shouldn't neglect learning process as they always help traders to gain new knowledge and of course experience for further trading. So, never regret the time spent on learning.
When I first time attended forex courses they said minimum 6 months needed but on average 1 year. For me it was needed 1.5 years to start earning profits. And still learning. There is allways something to improve.
Nov 02 2021 at 06:10
Depends on your learning ability and how fast you can grasp the information related to trading. Traders should always concentrate on the process of learning, and remember it is not a one day job, you need to keep on learning on a daily basis. Stay updated and enjoy the trading journey!
Nov 02 2021 at 08:44
@marcusobrien Yes it depends on the person. Some people learn quickly, some people take time to understand things. Also dedication for learning differ from person to person.
Nov 02 2021 at 22:25
How long is a piece of string....
The learning never stops
The learning never stops
All or nothing
Nov 05 2021 at 13:04
@Smith2525 Yes learning is a never ending journey. It never ends. Those who stop learning, they also stop progressing in the true sense. We should never stop learning.
Nov 09 2021 at 04:26
It’s different for every person. Although to learn the basics it may only take a few weeks but you need continuous practice to hone your trading skills. It takes sometimes two or three years before you actually start seeing some positive results.
Some traders try to run before they could actually walk. However I feel that a newbie should never rush into things and take sufficient time to learn.
Some traders try to run before they could actually walk. However I feel that a newbie should never rush into things and take sufficient time to learn.
Nov 09 2021 at 07:00
Hello! What sources you'd recommend for a newbie? I've been reading https://kamiltaylan.blog/ for a while, but I'd appreciate if someone advise anything more specific.
Nov 09 2021 at 07:55
I have started my learning from babypips school of pipsology. You can go for that, everything is in understandable language. And for more advance topics you can watch youtube videos for specific topics.
Nov 09 2021 at 11:43
babypips is ok but it will not make you a profitable trader. You will know the basics but to be profitable you will need more. More experience and more learning. Best place if other traders and forums.
The time it takes to learn Forex trading varies from trader to trader. There are several factors that are the cause of this variance. These factors are age, experience, diligence, and general ability.
Learning the theories, basics, technical analysis and fundamentals are totally different from the practical trading because Psychology and human behavior are involved.
The latter is an endless journey for every trader.
The latter is an endless journey for every trader.
Nov 11 2021 at 13:38
Depends on how much time you put in and how quickly you get your head around it but it’s constant learning
Nov 12 2021 at 05:10
The time necessary to learn forex trading varies from one person to another. It depends on how quickly you can grasp the basic knowledge and sharpen your skills on demo accounts. There is no substitute for hard work, and forex trading is no exception. You need to put enough effort and devote your time to learning to trade.
Nov 12 2021 at 05:47
People can learn how to trade the forex market in as little as four days, but it can take far longer than that for a person to become truly proficient and profitable at trading. There are many different factors in a person's learning curve in currency trading, and what works for one trader may not work for another.
Nov 12 2021 at 05:48
I placed my first trade in 2005. Second trade in 2012.. then The next trade was close r and closer until I was trading daily. Now I NEVER get it wrong on a direction. I know how to wait for my chance to get in. I now teach traders how to trade I have 32 traders that I mentor and teach. Check my posted charts.
*I kill pips for fun.*
I think it depends on your ability to grasp things, some take longer time to learn while others can learn quickly.
Dec 06 2021 at 06:51
You cannot measure time for learning. It depends on the trader and his personality.
Dec 06 2021 at 13:31
LyudmilLukanov posted:
It depends on trader’s ability. I spent 6-7 month in demo account then I went to real trading.
And how you getting on with live trading
Dec 06 2021 at 13:32
ddarko3 posted:
Agree. And yes, that learning process in babypips is very useful for the newbie who wanted to get into trading
Yes it’s brilliant way to start
