Does it mean you paid crypto trading courses just to learn how to trade?
IMO, reading articles/blogs, and watching free youtube trading tutorials are the best place to go if you really want to learn to trade. After that, actual trading makes you become pro but of course spend only the amount that you can afford. This forum also helping me to sharpen my mind and skills in trading, no need to be rushed, and hurry in trading.
I have heard from one of my friend that started in trading using the Etoro exchange platform. He said that this is good for a newbie that wants to learn how to trade in crypto because they allow copy trading services for newbies in trading.
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Okay, There are paid trading courses and free trading courses. You wouldn't really get much off free trading courses because most of them drop those free contents just for you to buy the course in the first place.
Moreover, i see buying courses as a mean of investing in yourself. I also learnt through youtube and every other platforms i could get free stuffs from; afterall, there is no one that doesn't love something free!
Also, copy trading services IMO is not healthy for a newbie trader. I believe a newbie trader should be focused on the knowledge and chart-time rather than depending on a service for trades.
Does it mean you paid crypto trading courses just to learn how to trade?
IMO, reading articles/blogs, and watching free youtube trading tutorials are the best place to go if you really want to learn to trade. After that, actual trading makes you become pro but of course spend only the amount that you can afford. This forum also helping me to sharpen my mind and skills in trading, no need to be rushed, and hurry in trading.
I have heard from one of my friend that started in trading using the Etoro exchange platform. He said that this is good for a newbie that wants to learn how to trade in crypto because they allow copy trading services for newbies in trading.
From a standpoint of a student who wants to do some trading then I can back up this quote, not everyone has the resources to afford a course, if anyone thinks that courses in trading can help then no qualms with that because it is our personal choice, in my opinion, most of the courses offered online do not help that much but I can be wrong because I never had an online course before, so take that with a grain of salt. Personally, I do learn by watching in Youtube, searching some terms in Google, practicing trading via paper trading websites like the site mentioned in the quote, and most importantly is surrounding yourself with people that have the same goal or have reached the same goal, I have friends that are trading and I am learning a lot from them as much as possible.
I also didn't have the resources for taking paid courses. I paid for few and found a plug for free courses.
The thing i got to understand about learning on youtube IMO is just that there is no chronological order of what is being taught. You learn A today and Z tomorrow.
Paid courses comes with mentorship and mentorship really will help reduce the length of your journey to profitability. You just need to start off from the right source.
Though most courses out there turns out to be full of crap! because someone might just wake up oneday and make a course on Moving Averages.
But there are platforms where you can get paid courses for free. That's how i got to learn from so many courses.
What matters to me is YOU and the effort you put into the whole thing!Achieving your goal in 2 years is not an impressive thing to see. SAnd think many others have tried but nothing had ended great and successful. You have had that skill and ability that even how many courses you'll take, training's, ain't that warrant anything to become successful but it all just recognization.
There is no shortcut in trading and that you'll need to struggle (and that normal) difficulties for us to learn more. Thinking about the easiest way of trading is just a lie, definitely, you can't find it.
Since you already at the top, one more thing is to still keep learning and find the most effective way of trading. This is the only thing it needs to become profitable, not those courses or whatever it is.
What i believe is that one needs experience in the market to become successful in trading. Honestly, You can't accumulate enough trading experiences under one year (i mean a year of consistent practice and chart-time).
The market condition changes and you get to see different patterns every now and then. Getting here in almost 2 years (currently a year and 10 months) is very impressive to me and i am happy about my journey.
One keeps learning everyday in the market and Yes! what matters is the work you put in, Not the amount of courses you took.
It's just that
everyone has different learning curveMy trading journey is a rough one and it has taken me close to 2 years to get to where i am now. I'm proud to say i am a profitable trader.
I took a lot of courses to actually get to where i am ( Emphasis on the "
LOT")
I have always wanted to ask,
How many trading courses did you take to become profitable ?I would say that I'm just a average crypto trader, so I never take any courses to get the skills needed. I just browse and read around the community and try to apply it. Of course, it is a hit and miss, but I do believed that you really need to get yourself involved and start trading with just little amount ($100) to learn by experience. So I just continue with my journey and try to learn something new searching around youtube and try to get if its going to fit, specially trading strategies.
Yes true that!
Eventually, all one gets to learn in trading is by trial and error. Spending quality time on the charts backtesting.
I see myself as an average trader too.
Congratulations.
In my case, I didn't take a single course at all. But to be fair, my strategy is quite different anyway as I don't do technical analysis, and I definitely don't day-trade. I just personally found a mid-term trading strategy that mostly works(I also make a lot of mistakes, of course), and I just stick with it. With a little iterations here and there.
That's great!
I just believe taking courses shorten ones trading journey. It is not necessary though.
What matters is the work you put in.
My trading journey is a rough one and it has taken me close to 2 years to get to where i am now. I'm proud to say i am a profitable trader.
I took a lot of courses to actually get to where i am ( Emphasis on the "
LOT")
I have always wanted to ask,
How many trading courses did you take to become profitable ?It's good to hear you're a profitable trader. If you learn to trade in two years time, you will definitely be able to become a good trader. It is not important to take any course to be a good trader. If you don't work hard, the course will not help you. So you have to work hard to build your skills and gain as much knowledge as possible about trading. Since you have built yourself a profitable trader, you have worked hard to prepare yourself. Congratulations.
I am not a great trader, you can think of me as an average trader. I gained knowledge about trading from different blogs and by following different professional traders. There are a lot of traders like me who have been able to build their skills without any kind of paid course. And I have learned from here that it is not possible for me to day trading, so I should trade according to my own talent. I prefer to trade in the mid-term. Which seems less risky to me.
That's great fella!
i also consider myself an average trader. The fact that you keep learning in the market makes you a student in the market.
It is not necessary to take trading courses.
You make your own success story.
Just as you said what matters is you working hard to build your skill
My trading journey is a rough one and it has taken me close to 2 years to get to where i am now. I'm proud to say i am a profitable trader.
I took a lot of courses to actually get to where i am ( Emphasis on the "
LOT")
I have always wanted to ask,
How many trading courses did you take to become profitable ?Cant remember that much on how many courses,tutorials etc. that ive able to study on yet i do start trading from scratch
or totally zero knowledge.All of reference that i do read up are on the internet and i havent tried out to follow someone
or some sort of mentor and just trying out to read others analysis and do apply it on my own and if i do saw some good ideas
and bad ones then thats the time i do make decisions if it would be used or not.For now ive been trading for 3 years and i cant
say that im that professional enough but i do still make money that can compensate my needs which is already a good stuff which
is the result of all the research and hard work that have been done in the past and im still continuing to learn atm.
Thats good enough! we never stop learning.
Consistency matters.
I took a lot of courses to actually get to where i am ( Emphasis on the "
LOT")
It is not really about courses online or physically but the LOT. If the LOT you mean is actually meaning lot size, then that is important. The size of the lot determine how your balance can go dry. So what is needed is to have basic trading knowledge and apply a reasonable and lower lots not to be greedy and you continue being in the market.
Lol, i think i made too much emphasis
What matters is the work you put in
my learning curve was a bit slow and it took me time to be disciplined and stick to one thing.
trading course, I never join...
I once worked at a brokerage company and there I got knowledge about trading, but I saw that it was not easy to master cryptocurrency trading, it was easier to master forex trading or commodity stocks.
Thats good for you.
I mainly trade Forex
