I have found a good Trading Course

[kolbalish]

Wow, great announcement. Undoubtedly it would be a valid quotation. Regardless, everyone can't do such an expensive course. Maximum cannot afford. It would be better to learn and know the trade-in other manners. But welcome to those who can pay for it.

[so98nn]

Some of the people do find it easy to learn from the online courses while others do not! It is a fact. I tried to do one course from the local tuition however, things were not as expected for me. I realised I’m just more comfortable in trying out the crypto trading by all myself and learn from my mistakes. I slowly studied the candles, different alert signs, different methods of analysis and how to predict market from the same. All this I did from self learning and by checking out the articles over google or other relatable platforms. I think your suggestion will help many people for sure but one must follow the sweet spot after self assessment. 

[SacriFries11]

There are free trading course in youtube and I found it very usable in actual trading.
They also give some expert advice and strategies in how you can make a good profit with minimal risk.
I suggest following atleast 2-3 youtubers that have simple and relevant trading guide because sometimes a found very difficult to understand in the beginning
if you have different mentor or expert traders in your way in trade, then you can also found some friendly group chats that willing to answer your questions.
We have all that we need in the internet, so we should be grateful about it and all we have to apply is hard work.
I recommend Rayner Teo, a youtuber that is good in teaching trading strategies and he can also give you free trading books.

[Swopon]

That's good. But it does not appear to be a good and effective strategy. Trade courses are not a matter of learning. Books, magazines instead of courses, we can find out even after all this. It is better not to disburse too much money on a course. This is my statement, please don't seize anyone negatively.

[BuNga_cute]

There are free trading course in youtube and I found it very usable in actual trading.
They also give some expert advice and strategies in how you can make a good profit with minimal risk.
I suggest following atleast 2-3 youtubers that have simple and relevant trading guide because sometimes a found very difficult to understand in the beginning
if you have different mentor or expert traders in your way in trade, then you can also found some friendly group chats that willing to answer your questions.
We have all that we need in the internet, so we should be grateful about it and all we have to apply is hard work.
I recommend Rayner Teo, a youtuber that is good in teaching trading strategies and he can also give you free trading books.

I agree that YouTube is indeed the best place to find a good trading course. Because apart from being free, there are many videos on YouTube that
are proven to provide knowledge about trading. So some newbies are really helped by the many videos on YouTube. So there is no need for excuses
if you don't have good trading skills, can learn from some videos on YouTube. The most important thing in determining the choice of video, can be seen
the channel which is focused on providing trading courses. One of them is Rayner Teo's channel, there are lots of good videos. So it's no wonder
Rayner Teo's subscriber is so many.

[TheGreatPython]

Greetings Everyone,

Well, I am very much new to trading and I've been reading and watching a lot of post in this section lately. Fortunately, I found new concepts and terms that I am not familiar with in the first place. As a result, I research for more resources regarding trading especially with those materials that has a nice examples of actual charts since I am more inclined to learn with the aid of visuals. With that being said, I want to share with you guys a great but underrated trading courses in youtube. However, I am not going for a more detailed info though since I want you to personally check out his videos and give some comments about his contents.

Alright that’s good, but have you tried applying everything you have learnt to know whether they are really working or not? If you have really gone this far to study all these things and have really understood them, then you should try to apply them and see how far you can go with it. But it doesn’t end there, you still have to learn different strategies and know at when to apply the strategies that will work out.

So far, I believe you have done really great by learning all these things, because a lot of people don’t know this much. Some of the other things that are left you’re going to learn with time and experience, it’s a slow process and you will have to be patient enough.

[Maus0728]

but have you tried applying everything you have learnt to know whether they are really working or not?

I haven't finished all the courses yet. I just managed to finish the Beginner's course and Advance course Remastered and have also finished answering all the interactive quizzes posted in his website. I admit that I am quite a bit slow to progress due to time constraints, however I promised myself to finish all of them once and for all after the school year ends. Futures of trading, Blueprint and Butterfly effect will be the next 

then you should try to apply them and see how far you can go with it. But it doesn’t end there, you still have to learn different strategies and know at when to apply the strategies that will work out.

Yep!! That's the end goal for sure. And also thanks for your kind words @TheGreatPython.

[Zilon]

For a novice I find the video useful. Getting the concept would require consistency and practice. We all have stories of how we started and where we started from. Market behavior could be funny and what was shown on the video might not appear the way it was taught on your trading account. Understanding the concept of each topic discussed would go a long way in preparing your for the trading days ahead. Welcome to the hood

[uelque]

It would be a much greater idea if you'll also look for books or e-books as an addition to your knowledge gained from youtubers like him if you can't afford online courses in which I may say a bit expensive. Yes, he is giving you and his viewers a free educational content thru youtube but the problem is that you can only learn the basics (few basics actually) from them.

I'm not saying that basic is not important, it is indeed important, but the fact that you'll immediately start trading after you somehow finished watching most of someone's youtube videos doesn't guarantee a winning profit. Youtubers content are so limited to be honest, and applying such to actual trading is quite hard. So it will never be enough in my opinion.

[bitgolden]

In this case, free lessons on trading cryptocurrencies, of which there are currently a lot, should come to the rescue. Therefore, if such training is carried out in parallel with real trading, it should give a good result.

Yeah, lots of free materials are available as ebooks and videos and in my opinion which are more than enough for both novice and experienced traders. All the above, courses and learning are just 20% of what actually required to be successful trader but like you mentioned parallel real time trading must be the remaining 80% of requirement.

Youtubers content are so limited to be honest, and applying such to actual trading is quite hard. So it will never be enough in my opinion.

Everything individually limited and insufficient toward making your a pro trader. But when you're learning something from one video and then looking for fine-tuning that with others, will definitely help you to be a professional trader over the time. You must learn from multiple resources and then you should develop your own strategy and then you must test that before getting into real trade.

[wiss19]

If you have really gone this far to study all these things and have really understood them, then you should try to apply them and see how far you can go with it. But it doesn’t end there, you still have to learn different strategies and know at when to apply the strategies that will work out.

So far, I believe you have done really great by learning all these things, because a lot of people don’t know this much. Some of the other things that are left you’re going to learn with time and experience, it’s a slow process and you will have to be patient enough.

Yeah, if it’s a free course then it’s not really bad, and have you tried applying the knowledge you learn from this course and seeing whether it works or not? Because if it’s not working then there is no damn need for it, though I do hope that it works. I have seen so many courses on trading on YouTube and they are usually not accurate, maybe this one will be different. I haven’t gone through the channel though, but might do say and once I do I might update my comment.

There are also people who prefer to go for the paid courses cause they believed those are the best you are going to find. Somehow I feel that’s true, I have seen some paid courses and they are not something you can finish up in minutes or few hours, rather they take days to finish up, they are usually long lessons with stages. They are usually on Udemy, Coursera, and sites like that.

[Swopon]

Please instruct me on the course details. Maybe I can perform the course considering the trial. Because it is very fundamental to know trading well. I am attempting to comprehend in many directions and now I will finally accomplish this course. So that everything arrives under my supervision.

[Maus0728]

@Swopon

Apologize for the late reply, I've been busy these past few weeks due to a lot of academic and digital drawing works. But anyways, with regards to the course details, you can just follow this progressive chart created by C0TT0NC4NDYTA to know the hierarchy of courses that you will be taking. Treat the chart as a syllabus of courses that is similar to how college degree works in the academe. This will give you a step-by-step procedure to learn from the basic up to the advance technical analysis.



Source: https://www.patreon.com/posts/progression-here-45945844

However, I highly suggest you to take the Beginner's and Advance Course Remastered instead of the original ones because they are more compact in information and it's shorter as compared with the legacy courses. All the remaining courses such as Blueprint and Butterfly effect are still being uploaded weekly and they are of free of charge.

[awik p]

whether we can take courses not starting from scratch or basic. or I mean we take courses according to personal needs. does this mean we learn to trade short term?

[kopijos]

with the existing instructional video media we may be able to continue to look for other references such as having friends or professional traders who can lead us to become better traders. because what we know today is that if we rely solely on our videos we will not be able to succeed, we also need mentors to direct our learning and real practice.

[arispimmi]

I have tried several but the only one I can recommend is egregor.us

A totally different dimension of trade knowledge and I was in the first group of graduates. I see that they started with another group, so try to apply. Maybe they'll take you. Who knows. I know that they choose the students and have very strange methods, but they bring results. checked on my case.

[Kelward]

I recently had the pleasure of embarking on an enriching journey through the Trading Course with Thomas Kralow, and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations. The mentorship aspect truly sets this program apart from the rest. Accessing the materials for a full six months gave me plenty of opportunity to dive deeply into the complexities of trading and investing. The additional courses on stock trading and long-term investment methods, however, significantly elevated the experience. These programs not only increased my learning, but also provided me with practical skills to effectively navigate the evolving world of finance. The individual chat with the mentor was invaluable. Having a seasoned expert like Thomas Kralow at my disposal to answer my queries and provide guidance personalized to my needs was incredibly reassuring. Moreover, the opportunity to engage with both the mentor and fellow students in the chatroom fostered a sense of community that made the learning experience all the more enriching.

The internet has made learning to be easy, you can sit in the comfort of your home and learn valuable lessons on how to trade, especially when you have the opportunity to interact with experienced tutors who can guide you professionally. A person that wants to learn how to trade online needs to research and know legit instructors, because there are also get rich quick trading instructors on YouTube, who makes trading to sound like a get rich quick scheme, some will even suggest a scam investment to you. Happy for you that you found a legit instructor, hope your actual trading journey will be more profitable than loses.

[God bless u]

oh some bumped a 3 years old thread, here is my opinion about it. There are countless  courses available on the internet regarding trading but in my opinion what you can get by putting yourself in is something that can't be gained by the courses. No matter how much the course is perfect,hand on experience tells you where you were wrong and where you have to go more deep in order to get to the right choice.

For this you have to do the market research by different techniques and then start to trade with a small amount which you can afford to lose then you'll see results.This technique will give you more insight than any course "a failure is the best teacher".

[Assface16678]

oh some bumped a 3 years old thread, here is my opinion about it. There are countless  courses available on the internet regarding trading but in my opinion what you can get by putting yourself in is something that can't be gained by the courses. No matter how much the course is perfect,hand on experience tells you where you were wrong and where you have to go more deep in order to get to the right choice.

For this you have to do the market research by different techniques and then start to trade with a small amount which you can afford to lose then you'll see results.This technique will give you more insight than any course "a failure is the best teacher".

I agree that learning is not enough; reading and watching videos about trading is not enough for a trader to efficiently earn money from trading because trading requires experience, so execution is one of the best ways for a trader to learn. Through experience in different scenarios, a trader will hone its ability to execute even in chaotic market speculations, but in order for a newbie in trading to execute a trade, he should have a will and be eager to understand trading because without it, he will not have the leverage to take the risk. 

Trading is a continuous learning process in order to become a better trader. With a lot of resources you can find on the internet, you could certainly learn trading, but is it enough for you to be called a trader or to see the results? No, experience is one of the most important aspects of trading. Don't expect that in a short time you will become a profitable trader.

[ancafe]

Greetings Everyone,

Well, I am very much new to trading and I've been reading and watching a lot of post in this section lately. Fortunately, I found new concepts and terms that I am not familiar with in the first place. As a result, I research for more resources regarding trading especially with those materials that has a nice examples of actual charts since I am more inclined to learn with the aid of visuals. With that being said, I want to share with you guys a great but underrated trading courses in youtube. However, I am not going for a more detailed info though since I want you to personally check out his videos and give some comments about his contents.

The more we watch, the better knowledge we get and I am a typical person who likes to see some teachings conveyed by other people. But when talking about trading, maybe we also need verification because it is impossible for us to be involved in trading following all the advice from people. There are many people who share how to trade, but it is much more difficult to accept when people don't understand what trading is. Trading is indeed difficult, but that doesn't mean it can't be learned and when people are serious about finding out, they will slowly become much more experienced.

Even though I didn't watch it until the end, the course given by this person was free and those who needed it could learn to make their knowledge better. Finally, make your own analysis and you can combine your knowledge with the courses shared by that person, thus giving birth to wise decisions when trading.