Legit trading courses

[crzy]

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.

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[jostorres]

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.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

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.

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'.

[abel1337]

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.

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.

[palle11]

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'.

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.

[Anyobsss]

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 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.

[dunfida]

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 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.

[lixer]

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!

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.

[cheezcarls]

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!

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!   

[Harlot]

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.

[Shasha80]

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.

[Anyobsss]

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 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 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.

[Mahanton]

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 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 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.

[wildan88]

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 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.

[Harlot]

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.

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.

[South Park]

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.

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'.

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.

[el kaka22]

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.

[adzino]

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!

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.

[bitbunnny]

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.

[Ridwan Fauzi]

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.