How long it takes to learn

It depends on one's capabilities. What you are learning, what learning materials you are using is a considering matter. No one can tell you that you need this specific time to learn forex. And moreover learning is a continuous process. Study everything available in School of Pipsology in babypips. It will help you a lot.

It depends on trader’s ability. I spent 6-7 month in demo account then I went to real trading.

Agree. And yes, that learning process in babypips is very useful for the newbie who wanted to get into trading

It depends on the learning abilities of a trade. Different traders need different times to learn forex perfectly.

It takes a long time. So be patient.

Your dedication and willingness will decide how much time it takes to learn.

do not set a specific time frame for yourself, once you know that you are ready to trade then it starts.

First you have to give time for learning. It's a professional work that requires specific knowledge and skills. Once you have necessary skilled, you can do it just by spending one or two hours per day. But for learning you have to put your efforts and dedication. One more thing learning doesn't happen in one or two months. You have to spend good amount of time depending on your level of understanding and other factors

There is no time frame that you can define for learning. It is something that is continuous and never going to stop even when you are ale to generate returns.

Learning in trading the Forex market, I think, is a never-ending process. Even if you're able to consistently win your trades, there should still be room for improvement. If you're a beginner trying to become more experienced in trading, I think this will heavily depend on how serious you are in learning and how much time you actually want to commit to it. Because if you only want to learn it as a side thing, then the profits that you should be expecting should also be that, equivalent to a side thing. It depends on you, I say!

MarcSalmorin posted:
Learning in trading the Forex market, I think, is a never-ending process. Even if you're able to consistently win your trades, there should still be room for improvement. If you're a beginner trying to become more experienced in trading, I think this will heavily depend on how serious you are in learning and how much time you actually want to commit to it. Because if you only want to learn it as a side thing, then the profits that you should be expecting should also be that, equivalent to a side thing. It depends on you, I say!

So true. You never stop learning. The markets change over time so what worked in 2010 may not work in 2020

Yes learn forex is a never-ending process because the forex market always changes over time, it's very dynamic and as a trader need to always follow the updated market to get new current position trades and take action if needed, profit and loss is a common thing in forex but learning is a never-ending process, and about choosing the broker is also important

Demo should be traded. Besides, those skills should be applied on the demo platform by acquiring knowledge online. If the results are good, it is possible to come to trade. It usually takes 5-6 years to do this.

LukeRachel posted:
Demo should be traded. Besides, those skills should be applied on the demo platform by acquiring knowledge online. If the results are good, it is possible to come to trade. It usually takes 5-6 years to do this.

Yes. A demo is the best place to learn perfectly.

It totally depends on the learning ability of a trader. I took 5 months to learn and then start real trading.

RobSchiz posted:

SteveHanks posted:

LukeRachel posted:
Demo should be traded. Besides, those skills should be applied on the demo platform by acquiring knowledge online. If the results are good, it is possible to come to trade. It usually takes 5-6 years to do this.

Yes. A demo is the best place to learn perfectly.

Yes. A demo is a helpful thing for every new trader.

Thanks for agreeing with me. Many traders do not understand how useful demo trading is!

SteveHanks posted:

LukeRachel posted:
Demo should be traded. Besides, those skills should be applied on the demo platform by acquiring knowledge online. If the results are good, it is possible to come to trade. It usually takes 5-6 years to do this.

Yes. A demo is the best place to learn perfectly.

Yes, I can join live trading if I do well in demo trading.

Learning forex is the game of patience so be patient and should give time to learn the basics of forex.

As long as you can't make a consistent profit on a demo account, you need to gain trading education online.