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I'm new to the whole crypto world and i've been fascinated by trading in this sector. I would love to find a good program that can help me learn and avoid painful mistakes, but im finding it quite hard to figure out which ones are real and which ones are scams!
For now the two one that sound legit are the course from tradercobbs by craig cobb and Blockchain education which is highly promoted by crypto oracle.
I was wondering if anyone knows if they are legit and in case have any advice's on good courses!

I could say Trader cobb is legit because I've some friends who have gone through the lectures and come out to be profiting cryptocurrency traders.

But from your statement you seem to be new on the general dealings of cryptocurrencies and because of that I strongly recommend you get more acquainted to cryptography, block chain, it's technology and as well familiarize with the possible risks associated with trading cryptocurrencies before delving in.

I'm not a trading professional but most of them I'm watching on this channel on youtube to learn more regarding trading.
In terms of the website, I don't have a specific website that will give to you because it's better to not reliable in one source for also having good information.



In terms of Trading the course, you can visit too

Udemy which some of their course cost of $12.99 and Edx


Also, I created a thread with the use of Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) I hope this may help you for your trades.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5255303.0

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Ps. I'm not promoting those platform just want to share information.

One of the Best Weapons in Trading (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5173189.0)
https://www.investopedia.com/
https://github.com/learn-crypto-trading/learn-crypto-trading.github.io
https://altcoinfantasy.com/

I'm not a professional trader and never got into any of those courses. From my point of view, there are actual legit trading courses but not all of them can give you what you really want.

Gain experience and trade, you'd be happy to apply the lesson that you'll learn from it. Although, having mentors is right. You'll avoid mistakes that others have to take but it's minimal as mistakes usually come as you trade.

In crypto, it takes 3 to 4 years to learn and be a pro trader. In your first 4 years, use small part of your capital to learn and accept any loss with your small capital. Since year 5, you can increase your capital if you feel you already understand the market and can manage your emotion well.

Good and free trading learning media can be found on YouTube. Many people provide trading lessons that you can learn.
I found a YouTube channel that provides trading classes that are easy to understand and you can learn.

Youtube channel: Urban Forex
https://www.youtube.com/c/urbanforex/

The channel was founded by Navin Prithyani in 2009 with the vision of providing quality and transparent information about Forex trading, but the analytical techniques it provides can also be applied to crypto.

There are many more tutorials about tardign, you only need to search for it and type in the keyword "Learn trading technical analysis"

I did spend many of my times on trading .What experience i got that it is so tough to earn from trading .I just now follow the project news and then research before doing my trade .I think you should follow different tutorial on youtube after getting the perfect knowledge on trading can join on real platform to do your trade.

Yeah right, there are trading courses that can  help you to enhance your knowledge, but it won't totally bring the success that you are aiming, it's still your handwork and dedications that will help you to earn how to build the right patterns for your trading strategies.



Having a good mentors will guide you the proper ways of trading positions. Especially if those mentors are really close to you.

They can give everything based from how they experienced the business, from there you can see it yourself how to enhance

and how you'll continue your success to this business.

I don't know if you guys agree with me with this channel because I find it underrated by the trading community albeit he is quite pretty skilled cryptocurrency trader for a long time. I actually watched his beginner trading course when I still got some spare time at my disposal and I must say that I really learned a lot of technical concept.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/c/c0tt0nc4ndyTA

There is a lot of trading course only and this is absolutely free just search on youtube which give you a playlist of the video do you need.

Also, there are some of our members recommend their favorite YouTube channel and thanks too ill try to check these because I want to keep my knowledge more regarding trading.



Also OP if you want to make a good trading course you could visit too

The Shaw Academy they are offering a lot of platform also with the trading course but as far as I know they have a payment and free courses too and try to visit.

I am not a fan of such as trading course nor I am familiar with it. You can learn by getting help from Google, YouTube, and from this forum. For trading, I won't depend on any artificial programs. Learning to trade isn't a very hard task if you spend time. Read current market conditions is most important than admit on any trading course. Because you can't take real-time decisions if you just memorized trading course. My suggestion is, learn with a small number of funds, it will be practical for you. Don't depend on others.

You can learn from any books/tutorials if it's about the theory, but if you want to get your hands dirty, I recommend TradingView tutorials.
For example https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLy8o0kvNYi5HxrhSM3nLLKzcm-wvjS1Ms

If you can utilize TradingView properly, you will be able to switch directly to the platform like Binance, since it is also used TradingView (you can switch it).

Mistakes are parts of success even those who are at top right now on the trading world they surely made some mistakes in the past. If you wanted legit trading courses search for legit trading sites or people who teach it, YouTube has a lot of it and it's for free.

Better you try free courses first but paying some to learn isn't that bad as long as you committed on it, of course, you paid for it and it will be for naught if you don't follow up.

Are you new to all forms of trading?

If you are then you should be concentrating on the psychology of it, namely your own, and that's not crypto specific. There'll be much more legit and experienced sources to learn about that and I wouldn't bother looking deep into this one area without doing that first.

If you can't find a good program that can help you learn to trade, many youtube gurus are giving their advice to avoid mistakes in trading it's free than paying a tutorial. Watching youtube tutorials saves you a lot of money, and add it to your funds in trading.

Coursera and, Udemy sometimes have free trading courses in cryptocurrency, just download or search those websites. Choose which is still in 5star and recommended by the students or better avail those paid course that can explain throughly the topic. In my case I only use the free ones and search YouTube too if there's something I don't understand.

You should simply use youtube. There are plenty traders giving out their experiences.  But you should take that as a fun hobby. You will not profit from day trading. Crypto specially alt coins is highly volatile and easy to manipulate by whales. No technical analysis can predict such market manipulation. Even if you will win for some time you will lose all at the end.

I agree with you. No number of courses about trading, patterns, indicators and such won't prepare you for trading properly if you avoid the most important segment and that is psychology. Yes it will help in seeing things more clearly, to avoid some mistakes you most likely wouldn't if you didn't learn about trading.

All this things won't help you though to prepare yourself mentally for trading. To have your mindset adequately set to have the strenght to control you emotions in some important trades, to stick to the essential rules of trading psychology that you have to develop and nurture all the time.

I sometimes had to make the same mistake to be able to implement it in my brain and be able to say no to FOMO or FUD, greed, fear and lots of other things that cause you to make mistakes.

Reading Art of War helped me in the past with my poker and it also helped me with trading in the near past, I use it as a tool that centers me and calms my mind, makes me think clearer and with more direction and focus.

Yup! Youtube is the best place for getting the info you need, that's where I mostly rely aside from goggle of course. Though some videos there are not precise or not teaching daytrading from cover to cover (usually the longest video you can find is about 20+ minutes only) but still they were helpful. OP try to study little pieces of it and then relate it to one another, that's my way of researching and it's effective :). And as much as possible, try to find a local youtuber so that there would be no languags barrier thus the tutorial is easier to understand.

You can also try trading simulators which can be found on Play Store.

You can learn from Peter Brandt on some channels: on his Twitter account (https://twitter.com/PeterLBrandt) or from some of his courses. Even with his free tweets I can learn a lot from him. Very respected and experienced trader.
https://www.peterlbrandt.com/factor-reports/
https://bitcoin.live/salespage

You might want to check out www.babypips.com, intended for Forex trading (like Urban Forex mentioned above) but the principle remains the same. Free courses, info on analytics etc.

Was recommended to me by dbt1033 a few years ago on this forum. Have fun!

I would suggest that you would download the app called: Varsity

I've recently created a thread about it but it was on Filipino (in our Local Board). Its context was built with the bilingual language (mixed Tagalog and English), and I hope you could still understand what I'm saying there:
Varsity App for learning Stock Trading
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5261541.msg54773757#msg54773757

Short explanation: that app helped me understand everything about trading. It doesn't focus on making you master only crypto trading, but trading in general. It also includes lessons about risk management, and even chart reading. So better check it out!

Also, this must be on Trading Discussion. But as a newbie, I think it's fine to this thread be residing in the Beginners and Help..

Its really hard to find a legit ones right now. But there are always platform of course. I think tranhidung have a compilations of it. Not sure actually!

Better to do a research using a simple youtube and google there are plenty of hands out to study with. But of course you can try demo with some free platform.

Etoro also offering training mode for trading it will help you experience whats it like to do trading.

I was just about to recommend the Varsity app and tag you, @Insanerman, as the source but guess I'm kinda too late. Though it's good that you're the one to tell him about it already. So I think I'm just gonna back it up with my experience using it.

It's actually pretty good. It can be accessed through website or mobile app. (But I prefer to use the app.) Being a complete noob in trading, I must say that it's beginner-friendly. Though I haven't completed any courses yet because of a busy schedule. But it's very informative and helpful. However, it's still up to you which platform you would like to use since there are several ways stated by other users here.

It may still be better to try it yourself, learn how to trade cryptocurrency and, with the help of the demo version, practice and gain experience on the exchange. at least some YouTube channels provide detailed cryptocurrency trading videos that can be used as a basis for learning.

If you ask about the trading course named (Tradercobb), scam or not.

I certainly answered that I never used the site that the OP meant.

So, at least I have information about them (Tradercobb), and also their reputation in this forum.

Just look at their Reputation below.

FutureICOs (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1187801)

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Trust: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=1187801

Topic: Tradercobb - The Babypips version for Cryptocurrency! (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2912843.0)

Now the decision is yours to judge the trading course (Tradercobb), scam or not.

There are several ways to actually learn trading. There are several threads concerning trading here on bitcointalk. A quick search on trading would bring out relevant pages.
Secondly, you can use the internet to your advantage. There are quite a lot of sites out there that teach trading in the best possible.
I'd however recommend tradercobbs by Craig Cobb. His courses are comprehensive and are very easy to comprehend.

It good to read and learn the basis of how to trade cryptocurrencies watching those videos is the best bet and an added advantage which will help you to put what you had learnt into practice because when it comes to real trading its a different ball game, you have to deal with fear, emotion and psychology that is why its advisable to practice well via demo or stimulation after consistent profit making you can switch to real trading.

For crypto trading courses you can visit the udemy website, there sells complete crypto and Bitcoin trading courses 2020 with
the price is quite affordable. Moreover, many bonuses were given, and the reviews of Udemy's products were also very good.
But if you want free trading courses you can get on the YouTube platform, there you can get trading courses that are provided
by experienced traders.

Before doing any course, check its programming, being taught to understand the market is the priority because technical analysis can be found anywhere for free. Normally nobody teaches how the market moves, what factors influence and even how to handle volatility. I highly recommend reading about Wyckoff, Jesse Livermore, Warren Buffet, Malkiel Burton, and once you have that knowledge, look for the best alternative to deepen your knowledge by choosing the trading academy that best suits your needs.

If i were to choose then i would like to say that its better to learn up on your own rather than looking for those costly trading courses which are actually informations that you can get on online for free without
the need of paying up some bucks to someone.It do just need up some effort to get these informations for you to learn.When you are total noob then babypips.com will be the best place for the basic
then later on take some time to read some stuffs on investopedia then go ahead with trading view.There are tabs that you can choose that interest you.Its a matter of effort specially if you are a
self-taught.Its not that necessary to pay up something for those courses.

I agree on this one and for more convenience i do give out the links

https://www.babypips.com/
https://www.investopedia.com/
.https://www.tradingview.com/

For youtube channels then i would recommend this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7IGTX_Peso
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7538iNe2Pw

OP, if I were you I would have to spend most of my time learning something through YouTube rather than attend some course. The internet is all you need, lots of free information that is waiting for you to be discover. There's no need to pay for something when you can learn it for free. Most of them just learn trading through experience, the more experience you have the more information you'll get.

And I agree that these sites are one of the free courses that are legit if you search it up on the internet.

Many people have lost their jobs and become unemployed due to the damage to the country's economy at this time most people are spending their days in financial crisis. As the crypto market rises and falls it will be very difficult to earn $ 1200. But if I can earn will keep for the future if the price goes up, I can easily make a profit and any crisis can be cured very easily.

There are many places and many ways that you can learn trading and become a pro. I start to learn trading in 2017 and i learned through youtube.
Now am a good trader though i passed through many challenges, unfortunately for now a lot of tutorials are fake! Many YouTubers just focused on earning money with youtube so they teach to trade even if they don't know.

You can find free trading courses (legit-a lot) from udemy! I have learned a lot from them because no scammers in udemy.

I agree with you that learning to trade online is much better than watching videos on the internet. There is no information here that we do not know most new business people watch videos on YouTube to learn how to trade and Google helps them search for more information. There is no legal basis here everyone is willing to work independently that's why it's better to learn by watching videos on YouTube than from legal trading courses.

I know a lot of legit and good courses are there in the internet .But to me Udemy Courses are best for beginners . These Udemy courses will help you to learn cryptocurrency trading very easily.
Some of the best Udemy Cryptocurrency Course Link :
1. https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-cryptocurrency-trading-course/
2. https://www.udemy.com/course/cryptocurrencytrading/
3. https://www.udemy.com/course/crypto-trading-101-how-trade-cryptocurrencies-for-profit/ 

My first recommendation is that as a trader you need to protect your money at all costs and this means as well to not spend your money in outrageously expensive courses just to try to learn how to trade, most of the information you need is on the Internet for free and the only thing you need to do is to study it and to implement a coherent strategy on your own and while you may think this is too hard truth to be told you are going to end up doing the same even if you pay for a course so why not save yourself the money and go directly to the sources which have all of that information available for free.

There are a lot of trading resources currently available on the internet. Recently I've been on a journey to learn and explore trading  as I'm looking to transition from being just an investor to a trader. Over the course of my exploration, I found the following resources useful so I'll share them with you. Majority of these resources are FREE..

1. Babypips.com - If you prefer reading than watching video tutorials, then babypips.com is for you. They've in depth content about trading at the education center called ~ "School of pipsology. They start from the basics like candlesticks, support, resistance, trendlines, channels, indicators etc and before proceeding to advanced concepts like Elliot wave, Risk management, building a trading system, etc.  You should give it a try. You can skip the first couple of sections that highlights forex market jargons.

2. YouTube: youtube still provides some of the best content to learn any skill.  For learning concepts, here are some youtubers that I've found their content insightful and informative:

• TradimgWithRayner
• Philakone

There are others but I enjoy these most.

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As a last resort, you can try  some trading courses on Udemy. If I remember correctly, WealthEducation trading courses ( candlesticks mastery and technical analysis masterclass ) are worth taking a look at. [/list]

I don’t take any courses just to learn how to trade, I’m not pro but for me watching on youtube tutorials really helps a lot plus reading the book of course. There’s so many way to learn how to trade, start making effort now and become a profitable trader. This is not easy, and you have to be ready for a possible losses, trading is not simple as we think.

I really do not like trading courses because they are teaching you what they know and how they learnt it, not the way you may learn it. I always suggest that find stuff that you could learn from, everyone has different styles. I am not a teacher and didn't mastered in education so I can't really tell you how, but I feel like the basic concept is that some people like to read to learn, some watch to learn, some listen to learn and there are plenty of different ways and different sub-categories as well.

So, that means if you suggest one thing, it could be great for one person while not so good for another person, it is not really the same thing for everyone. I like to read to learn for example, it makes things easier if I am reading because it is my own pace and I know what I am looking at, however some other person could like to hear to learn, that is different honestly.

That's mostly because most courses out there don't teach you anything productive but just playing on your intelligence, probably get you into subscribing to the signal channel with the promise of giving you some quick return before you perfect their trading strategy. While since actually teaches you something you can hold onto it very important not to totally rely on what they teach instead get inspiration from theirs and develop yours.

The professional traders you see in the space today 99% of them were self taught, they didn't have to rely on any trading guru or signals so if you want to achieve something similar like what they have done, you have to understand that 'each teacher out there can only teach what they knows that's they can't give out what they doesn't have'.

If this is what trading courses include it's better to just do research by yourself. It can be useful for some people who do want to ask for assistance, If there are some trading coaches this will be more effective so you can make a solid foundation on your trading knowledge. But if the trading course just includes soft copy of the materials, I don't think it is worth it for the money since there are a lot of resources in the internet and you can learn the basics of it by just watching or reading.

Self thought is the best way to learning trading. Most newbies in trading don't have the passion for it but they desire the gains and profit they here comes from trading and so, they can pay huge some of money to any body who tells them to learn from them.

Hardworking pays but most people now don't want it hard. They want it quick and that is why they will lose more than what they would lose while they try to learn by themselves. If they try to learn by themselves, the probability that they would invest little, trade gradually is high because they know that they arestill learning but when they rely on somebody, they can invest big money with the believe that they are use to it already and they keep losing. To learn by yourself or to put more time in learning is better than looking at the gain only.

I as well have been fascinated to how much experienced traders earned, thus I have started learning the technical analysis. As i'm just starting now,  i don't really have the finance to go through trading courses. Instead, I am go through youtube tutorials from Rayner Teo and Steven Dux. Those two are legitimate self made millionaires through trading and they both teach that we don't have to go through trading courses because what youtube tutorials offers are just the same.

There are lots if you are eager to make some research and it would matter next on how much effort and time you would put on it for you to learn.
No need to spend hundreds or even thousand of dollars for courses which you can actually learn on your own.There are some legit ones but
there no difference since no precise strategy that can really predict market movement and also being profitable or strategies is just a mixed
up of all existing strategies out there.Its up to you on which one would work for you.

What about going to right sources that are made for just learning purposes like Udemy and Coursera?
I believe that there are many courses that you will learn from if you’re making use of these two platforms, you will find a lot of courses there that are going to be helpful to you.

If you don’t know the basic of cryptocurrency, maybe you should start from the basic by using some free sources like Coindesk that is a free website and explains everything you have to know about cryptocurrency, and you have gotten the full knowledge, you can then move to Udemy and Coursera which are paid courses with videos to then learn about day trading.

First and foremost, welcome to the club! It's good that you are getting interested to learn about cryptocurrency trading. TraderCobb is great for you to learn crypto trading, and my good friend truly recommends it.

NewsCrypto is another platform that you can also check out to educate yourself in cryptocurrency trading from basics to advanced level. Youtube and Facebook videos from well-known crypto trading coaches in your area or country are also great for you to look at. Udemy and Trading Heroes are also great choices, but kinda expensive.

Wish you the best of luck on your crypto trading journey!   

There's no harm in trying if you want to learn, because any person will have different feedbacks overall when it comes to learning. Some of them might learn and understand fast on what they are teaching while others won't learn anything at all. If you have the money to spend and try for the recommended ones it's your choice but if you don't have any money for it I would suggest just doing free online courses and maybe you will pick up a thing or two on that one.

My advice is that you don't need to joining trading courses to understand trading, even some of the professional traders I know,
they understand trading not because of following trading courses. The internet world really gets the information we want,
including information regarding trading. Instead of having to spend money to join a legit trading course, use the money
as trading capital. Because there are so many articles on the internet and also videos on YouTube that explain about trading,
after that just practice by starting to use a small capital, I'm sure within a few months your trading skills can increase.

What youtube tutorials teach are really just the basics, if you want to step up the game, you must have you're own strategy and that will come from experience. Yes, that's true that there's no precise strategy that can predict the market, this is where the risk management enters. Even if you're sure 70% sure to the winrate of the trade, risk management is a must and you have to set your stop loss.

Agree, those youtube videos do commonly or mostly talks about the basics but there are some advanced ones but of course you would need to start up from the basics and the rest would rest up unto you on how you gonna mix up all of the things you have learned along the way.There are lots of variations and things to be considered for you to make your own
choice and analysis on where you do make your decision neither you would place or put up on such position or would sell out for profit.Its better to have those videos rather than have nothing at all. All of informations you do need can really be found online neither on an article or a video, it doesnt matter as long you do find it beneficial or sufficient for you to learn.

i personally reading course here: https://www.babypips.com/ they are offering free course I think it is based on forex trading but I think it is still applicable on cryptocurrency trading since both are just using the same ideas but it's interesting to know there's a lot more trading course out there will check all the links the community posted here.

I would have to disagree with you, the length you are learning and experience trading doesn't necessarily be more good in trading. I know a lot of people here who have been in the market yet you can still see them as noobs in trading and I have seen people who have quickly adapted in the crypto market. IMO it's all about how you want to learn in trading crypto as well as discipline when it comes to your trade, mostly discipline is what is needed for you to follow your trade plan.

True, a great deal of those so called trading courses are nothing more than infomercials trying to sell you even more material or signals and only give you the bare minimum, and it is obvious that anyone that tries to trade with such a small amount of information is bound to fail and they feel the need to keep buying the new material hoping they will finally learn how to trade, the truth is that almost everything you may want to know about trading is on the Internet for free and the only thing we need to do is to look for it and study it for months, however even something as simple as this seems to be beyond most potential traders as they are simply too lazy to search for what they need to improve their skills.

Go to places like udemy, they usually have classes that are best in the online world, you can go to youtube and find a billion one but if the answer was that easy you probably wouldn't ask here (or at least I hope) because just googling "bitcoin classes" would probably yield you a million results and you could specify your need as well like "bitcoin trading classes" or "crypto trading courses" and whatever, googling would also give you a great amount of result as well.

What you can do however more advanced would be going to places like udemy so that you can search there and you will find courses there that would be rated, if you find a good high rated one it will usually cost more than others but it would also be better than others and study there.

There is no need to buy any courses or anything. There are lot of online resources that will help you understand how trading works. But the best way to learn trading is to experience it. Start will small amount of money. Slowly start trading and note down everything. Don't be expecting to make profits right away. You will be making a lot of mistakes. Learn from those mistakes. Just taking "coursed" and reading books about trading won't help you at all. Trail and error is the best way to learn something.

There are some quality online courses that can help you with basics about trading but it's very important to know how to choose them. Like with any other subjects there are also s lot of fake or confusing information.
Also, it's very important to know that such courses will not actually teach you how to trade or guarantee you the profit, the real hands on experience you will need to get on your own.

First of all, when you have intention to start trading you have to open minded, I mean you don't need to finical to choose a trader or an understanding how to trade. You have to learn all about the trading field, I myself is new to trade as well,I decided to be a day trader and make it as a source income due to I was dismissed by my company.

I learn much about trading, reading a lot of article, subscribe a lot youtube channel and I see them one by one and the most important thing is I must buy a book and now I just have two book by steve nisson and I must buy more book. By doing that you will know everything ans you will be easy to make your own trading system.

There are certainly more of the youtube videos out there that will teach you more than you could ever learn from the udemy trading courses and from Craig cobb.
To sum up, what you really need to find are which indicators are best to use to trade, there are actually threads like this on babypips forum. Youtube also have these videos/.

Majority of udemy tuts and courses can really be found in youtube.When i was still new and able to find that udemy i do find it useful but later on when i do realize that all of those
vids can really be found on yt without any charge which do really sucks big time.All of informations that you'll need is already on the internet.It will just depend on how you do
look up for those information for you to learn.

It does need some effort and time for you to look up for these information but be careful because not all would really be that useful or not really that necessary.Stick with main used ones by majority and test it out for yourself.This will take some time and dont rush up into things because these cant really be get nor be mastered overnight.

There are many websites where you’re going to be learning how to trade cryptocurrency, and some of them you’re going to be learning for free, while others you will have to pay for.

If you want something more of professional, you should check on Udemy, there is a course they have there: cryptocurrency mastery, complete crypto trading course that will teach everything that you will have to learn about cryptocurrency and that includes technical analysis and they are also going to tell you right places to be getting updates that will help you in your trading. As for the free ones, you can check out Blockgeeks, they have so many helpful articles.

schools can be boring too and we pay for it . we are forced to go to the school by our parents because we need it to have a better life . Take that as the same to taking paid lectures online , think of the money that you have put in if you will not pay attention to what they are teaching you .

you won't also be bored if you really like what your doing or don't tell me that you don't have a passion for trading . Well if that is the case you better find other course that you love

Don't get into any courses for the trading.Most of them will steal your money,you should do on your own to gain something from it.Some people will text you related to their trading courses and their trading company.Most of them was fake,they will fly away after getting bitcoin from you.Since bitcoin can't traceable you may lose some money.

First of all, if it's free then I don't see something wrong of grabbing it. On the other hand, if you need to pay first then why not. Money in exchange of knowledge is worth it because you have it in yout lifetime and use to create even more money in the future. Hmm, so why became so bitter all of a sudden? Dude don't be so paranoid ;D, yeah there are scam online trading courses but there are still legit ones existing as well. The best you can do is to stick on the most recommended, you'll be safe there. Chill and don't spread fear hehe.

Instead of the causes you looking for, I will also suggest for you to focus on babypips for better training and learning. The site is reach with different indicators and learning skill. It has classes as you progress in your learning and almost all indicators are captured plus good analysis of fundamental and technical approach to the market.

With technological advances that are increasingly rapid and also the increasing popularity of cryptocurrencies,
it is not difficult to find a legit trading course. But my advice is to use platforms that provide trading courses for
free, because it's not too difficult to learn to trade. We don't need to spend large amounts of money just to be
able to learn to trade. Usually I learn to trade from the YouTube platform, because it is a very complete video
related to trading on the YouTube platform.

Trading is all about the practical experience.Why should new people try to get into courses. Mistake alone will shape you to a perfect shape.You may lose some money by mistake ,but that experience will gain you ten times of loss money.So don't worry for the loss in trading,you can easily gain from trading.

Guys, you are talking about alternative sources of information to learn how to trade. If there are good youtube channels or videos that will replace paid lectures, I ask you to share links to this continent, which will be available for a beginner to understand. In reality, YouTube is overflowing with all sorts of information about cryptocurrency trading, But this video is under investigation or directed at a person who already has a certain understanding and experience, but not for a beginner.

All indicators can serve you to create a strategy that can be profitable the real issue is how to combine them with your money management skills in a strategy that is coherent and that will produce profits over the long term, and at the end it is all a matter of personal preference, there are those that prefer to trade with tens of different indicators while some prefer to use just one or none at all and yet both of those trading styles can produce profits so at the end the most important thing is to find what it is comfortable for you and then apply it in the markets without fail.

Even if courses are made to educate people nobody can teach them an emotional management toward the pressures of trading. It's a long term process to learn, so if many of aspiring traders will be eager to pursue a good knowledge then they should face such consequences. Many factors to become a successful trader, that must undergo several challenges like losing such funds and several failures will always tend to occur.

The people that make the Youtube videos they generally make an income off their ad revenue, so they are getting something in return. So they can say whatever just to get you to tune in everyday and will be happy because they are getting views. However we all know how much money Youtube brings, last I heard its like $1 per 1000 views or so. And crypto is pretty niche, so a top youtuber maybe can get 10K views per day, so thats like $10.

If this person was so good at trading why waste time, editing videos, promoting the videos to make $10 when they can make 5-6 figures weekly just trading themselves? Exactly. Same with the courses and those trading signals. Why charge people $100/month for a signal service where they will front-run you when you can just trade yourself and make 100x as much.

Its common sense why all these promoters and ebook and courses exist, is because they have no idea how to make money so they want to make money by teaching instead. Its just like real estate courses. So many of them out there because its easy teaching how to sell a house but difficult getting clients and actually getting commission.

There are really many academies, but as you are starting I recommend a tip that few do, is not to read or learn about Technical Analysis, what you must first learn is to understand how the market moves, what factors influence? how is the whale game and / or Strong Hands, learn to read the volume and try to understand how millionaires think.

I always recommend reading Jesse Livermorey Wyckoff's books, they are from the stock market but they totally apply to the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency market. After you have read those books, you will have strong arguments to choose (If you want) an academy, where they will teach you what you can find for free on YouTube and any social network, all about Technical Analysis, which is very important to take the trading decisions.

The traders should learn emotional management because if they can not control themselves, they will be panic and do a rush thing without thinking much. That will be dangerous for them as the market will not care about that. They can have high trading skills, but if they don't have emotional management, it will be difficult for them to make a profit. We need to know how to manage our emotions, so we can calm down if the market is down.

The Blockchain education you mentioned, how does that have anything to do with trading? Trading cryptocurrency is a whole different thing on its, so don’t make a mistake and pay for the wrong course. As for the first one, I don’t know who the h*** is tradercobbs, if they seem legit to you, then you can go ahead; and if they have anything like reviews on their platform, better to go through it.

The most popular platforms for learning is Udemy and Coursera and I have already seen comments that recommended those to you. And if you can find an offline course that would be better for you, if not, you can then go ahead with online.

Let's be honest trading is not a fun thing to learn. Obviously it is a lot more fun to actually do it then to study it, when I study trading it is the most boring subject ever and it teaches us all the mathematical and chart and analysis and everything that is so hard for people who are not good with math and it teaches us all of this in a very boring manner as well whereas when you are trading you are making thousands of dollars of profit in your mind (hopefully in real life as well) so they are very different.

This is why I always suggest people that if you want a proper education, train with fake trading, there are virtual trading where they give you money and just go do that, you will have a lot more fun there and also learn at the same time as well.

Been done with Udemy.I had paid some courses on that platform which usually on 10 bucks or even on 20 but to say that you can really see those information online in free of charge.It seems people did really expose those paid contents for someone to learn it out without the need of pulling some money on your pocket.So i can say that it wont really be that much needed but somehow there are still infos which are still very important but when it comes to trading courses then everything is on the net.It might not be that precise nor complete but it doesnt really differ much compared to those paid ones.So i dont see the point for you to spend lots
just for you to learn if you can actually get it for free.

This is actually true and on point which i do see the same thing that everything on theory is really very boring thats why i do decide to learn up things while i do trade and if theres something that i do missed out or
doesnt understand then thats the time i do make up some research and try to understand on where i do make mistakes and i do find it more effective rather than keeps on reading tons of text and tuts online.
Nothing beats out when you do make actual trades.

There are a lot of videos online especially on yotube if you don't want to pay for those courses and I'm not totally a fan of paying some courses so I just made visited on yotube.

If you want to visit into trading courses you can try on the udemy because they are the one who has a lot of courses of course you must need to pay them.

If you want to learn on your own better to learn about trading signals, trading indicators and the market movement so you have an idea right now so you can go with your online class. 

Created account to post this and never come back to check the answers regarding your question means what?
you only Post this for people here to add traffic in your site?
because it is obvious that advertising is what reason you created that account and put that Site and name here.

But checking the site looks legit,make sure you are ready to lose and risk before trading in crypto.

It will be a waste if a newbie learns tradercobbs courses from scratch. because you will not be able to understand the implications of the course for you. So I think you should buy a trading book to read first, but also read about the theorems of the financial market. Dow theory, types of psychology like Fomo, FUD, ... after mastering the basics, you should join the course. Then I believe you will learn more with the same amount of money you spend.

You know what they say, “Those who can, do, Those who can’t do, teach” and it is really that simple a trader that actually knows what he is doing is not going to share his knowledge for a few dollars, I could kind of believe it if they did for free as maybe they want to give back something to the community, but those that charge any amount of money are doing it because that is their main source of income, which is why it is difficult to become a good trader as most of the information you find out there is mistaken or false.

Have never thought of taking part in such courses. IMO, they won't help you at all. It's much better to find a reliable exchange like Binance or Changelly Pro and learn everything while trading small amounts.

You hit the bull's-eye. This is exactly the answer that anyone who tries to learn to trade with the help of paid courses should read. I have never considered paid courses to be something practical, although you can still get basic knowledge. But everyone can get this basic knowledge himself and, moreover, for free, at least on any YouTube channel of the relevant subject.

Yes, They are literally never right about anything despite the fact that they are so obscure. They exist because there are a few novices those are falling for it. Those who are brand new to crypto, in a real sense have no clue about taking part the correct one and so far it seems like absolutely nobody knows what is going on and everybody just repeats the obvious, but using diverse phrasing so they sound like they know something. Kinda discouraging.