online course for trading

[darewaller]

The courses are usually worthless money grabs. A lot of these so called expert traders have been called out on their scammy tactics of selling "courses". Some of them have even received cease and desists and sometimes entire lawsuits have been thrown at them for financial advice that lost people a lot of money. That just goes to show you can't trust youtubers and influencers.... And just because they say "this is not financial advice" in their videos, does not make it actually not financial advice....

Some people learn the hard way.

I wouldn't say "all". I mean there are so many bad ones that it would take a lot of time and expertise to find the really good ones and if a newbie is trying to learn than they wouldn't really know which one is the better one right?

So, I agree that a newbie should be staying away from paying courses, if there is a free youtube one then it wouldn't hurt, well it would if it teaches something wrong but I doubt something with millions of views and a ton of comments could be too bad. If you can find cheap or free ones then just go with them, there are some paid and amazing ones but finding them would be a big pain and wouldn't really worth it.

[gazilla]

The thing about online trading course is that the training will only be as good as the trainer is, and I tell you most of the millionaires you see in the crypto space they are not such because they were good but because they were lucky.

[Shasha80]

If you really want to learn online, of course you have to pay. very rarely do people give online courses for free unless you learn on your own with various content that has been provided by people on youtube and on other websites. To choose the best course, you have to look at the instructor, don't let them give the course as they please and without wanting to know the participants who follow are able to absorb the knowledge that has been given. You should look at the skills of the instructor and the experience he or she has achieved delivering online courses.

The advantage of taking online courses is that maybe we can learn sequentially. with a mentor, we know what to learn first. so that we are not in the wrong direction, I think even though we spend money but this will be proportional to the basic lessons we get, and after that I think our personal development is to deepen knowledge online and seek experience and always correct it

Based on my experience taking online courses to make me understand more about crypto trading, it has a lot of benefits for me, one of which
I understand better how to make the right profit when trading. Many people do not understand that crypto trading is a complicated activity
and requires a mentor to guide us to become successful traders. Because based on my own experience trying to learn trading on my own
by relying on the information I got from the internet, I have experienced more losses when trading, because not all the information available
on the internet is true. So don't because online courses cost money, then we become hesitant to register.

I think sometimes we really need to invest in ourselves by joining online courses, so that we can explore ourselves more optimally. Sometimes
we find it difficult to bring out the best of our abilities if not for the help of others. So in my opinion online courses are very important if we are
really serious about wanting to be successful when trading, most importantly make sure the online course that we take has a good reputation.
So that the money we spend is not in vain, and can make us even better at crypto trading.

[TheGreatPython]

The advantage of taking online courses is that maybe we can learn sequentially. with a mentor, we know what to learn first. so that we are not in the wrong direction, I think even though we spend money but this will be proportional to the basic lessons we get, and after that I think our personal development is to deepen knowledge online and seek experience and always correct it

Still depends because there are paid courses that are not full but there must be an advantage of availing paid courses versus to the free ones. It can be the quality of lesson that they teach are great and once you finish it you are now fully ready to become a trader. They can be expensive but worth the price and besides you can always recover what you have spend in the long run. It's still possible to learn trading online for free.

We have this forum and we also have youtube if we are having a hard time digesting on what we are reading. Not all people have the money to pay for paid/premium courses and I believe that some successful traders have gained their knowledge and skills for free.

[Pandu Geddon]

The advantage of taking online courses is that maybe we can learn sequentially. with a mentor, we know what to learn first. so that we are not in the wrong direction, I think even though we spend money but this will be proportional to the basic lessons we get, and after that I think our personal development is to deepen knowledge online and seek experience and always correct it

Still depends because there are paid courses that are not full but there must be an advantage of availing paid courses versus to the free ones. It can be the quality of lesson that they teach are great and once you finish it you are now fully ready to become a trader. They can be expensive but worth the price and besides you can always recover what you have spend in the long run. It's still possible to learn trading online for free.

We have this forum and we also have youtube if we are having a hard time digesting on what we are reading. Not all people have the money to pay for paid/premium courses and I believe that some successful traders have gained their knowledge and skills for free.

you are right, there are youtube channels from people or communities who usually share technicals in trading.
pay or free I guess it doesn't matter. because I also learned how to trade from people I didn't even know before. just get to know each other on social media communities and try to ask about spot and futures trading.
I think there are still many people who care to share their knowledge for free. their only reason is so that we don't get caught up in thinking that crypto will always put us at a disadvantage.

[kamilah147]

The advantage of taking online courses is that maybe we can learn sequentially. with a mentor, we know what to learn first. so that we are not in the wrong direction, I think even though we spend money but this will be proportional to the basic lessons we get, and after that I think our personal development is to deepen knowledge online and seek experience and always correct it

Still depends because there are paid courses that are not full but there must be an advantage of availing paid courses versus to the free ones. It can be the quality of lesson that they teach are great and once you finish it you are now fully ready to become a trader. They can be expensive but worth the price and besides you can always recover what you have spend in the long run. It's still possible to learn trading online for free.

We have this forum and we also have youtube if we are having a hard time digesting on what we are reading. Not all people have the money to pay for paid/premium courses and I believe that some successful traders have gained their knowledge and skills for free.

Yes even though it is expensive if it is worth what we pay it doesn't matter. However, speaking of beginners who want to take courses, not all of them can afford to pay. They have to spend money starting from courses to trading capital, of course this is a big burden. Not to mention the market is not in accordance with the wishes, so we have to lose a lot in trading. A good step in my opinion is to use YouTube and the articles that are already available as a place for our study. To test trading skills, we can use a demo account. To be honest, courses are important, but I never tried to learn from courses. Because I believe, if there is confidence and a high willingness to learn, we can all get it from youtube and articles to practice skills in trading.

[passwordnow]

The thing about online trading course is that the training will only be as good as the trainer is, and I tell you most of the millionaires you see in the crypto space they are not such because they were good but because they were lucky.

There is truth with that and you know what? Not all of them are going to teach what they know. If ever there is a secret they knew, they won't teach that or allow anyone to know it.
Do remember that these courses are like partial knowledge and do not teach wholly what with they have experience in success through trading.

[shushu9977]

There are a lot of online courses and I do a few courses, most of them aren’t good for learning. But, some are good for learning and applying the project. It happened because the team leader wasn’t good for us. If anyone selected or knew the good leader or solid team member, then you should join the online course, otherwise don't attend the online course.

[Benefactor]

Most are downright educators and will simply apply and show the rule of exchanging however they have no genuine to few involvement with exchanging that they'll tell you. I figure you can build your exchanging information through Internet. I see numerous helpfull video in YouTube in regards to fledglings exchanging.

[Emitdama]

The cheap ones will not be able to really provide whatever we are talking about because they will never really provide the thing that could have made them rich, if they did then they would have been rich to begin with or very popular if they made others a lot of money.

If there are people who actually provide courses that could make you rich then they will sell it for a lot of money because they will be popular. Consider this, if you get like 50 people per day buying your courses, would you sell it for like 9.99 or something? You would ask 99.99 in that case, but if you sell 50 per month or less then you may drop the price, that's how you find the good ones.

[LUCKMCFLY]

My thoughts on online courses are as follows:

1.- If you teach us to understand the market, etnoces is welcome.
2.- If they only teach technical analysis, indicators, tools, I am not convinced.
3.-If they explain well at least the accumulation stage and the distribution stage, using some known model of some market speculator, it is close to the truth, and to the real thing, that's fine.

If you only meet option 1, I would say that if they did the online course, although I am in favor that just reading speculators' books is enough to learn how to operate, without having to spend so much money.

[nur rochid]

to take an online course, I think choose a course that will provide live trading learning, that way we can know how to trade in a healthy way, because for trading you don't have to reap positive results, but sometimes you also experience losses. from there we can judge for the discipline of the strategy being taught, because it has been proven to have cumulatively positive results. and the profit he gets must be structured according to a logical portion

[tygeade]

to take an online course, I think choose a course that will provide live trading learning, that way we can know how to trade in a healthy way, because for trading you don't have to reap positive results, but sometimes you also experience losses. from there we can judge for the discipline of the strategy being taught, because it has been proven to have cumulatively positive results. and the profit he gets must be structured according to a logical portion

The problem is that live trading could be done in a way that you could rewind it, so it needs to be not just live trading during the course for the mentor, but should be live trading while you trade as well and that can be done with a mentor right with you and taking live classes.

So, live trading should be replaced by live trading. If you do one on one, or a group, and someone is teaching you something, then you need to realize that the best way to make a profit is to actually end up trading with them at that moment, see if you are doing the right thing, and get a warning before you do it, if you are doing something wrong. If they say it is a good trade, and you still lose money, you know what you got into.

[jrrsparkles]

Online courses are offered by individuals as well as popular platforms like udemy, so choices are vast which itself make us to be confused about what are the things need to be learnt. What I will suggest is learn2the basics of trading and if possible how to use the indicators from that we can make our own analysis.

Never trust the people who shows that you can make guaranteed profits by using this strategy because there is no such thing is existing in any of the investment, the trading is always consists of profits and loss which will eventually make yourself better from your own experiences.

[m2017]

What are the things to keep in mind when looking for an online course for trading?

The choice of any course, and not just a trading course, should be based primarily on who the author of these courses is. Just as an auto mechanic can't teach dentistry, so a trading teacher must have the appropriate education (or knowledge) and experience in this field of activity. Therefore, the best strategy is to initially collect information about the author of this course. What background and achievements does he have, is selling courses his main source of income (if so, what can he teach in trading if he himself is not able to make money on it). Also, you should not blindly believe in what the author writes about his course (promoting text) or reviews of others (on the seller's website). It is advisable to search for all the information on third-party resources that will allow you to get the most objective idea about trading courses and its author. But in general, there are a lot of deceivers and scammers in this area, so you need to be careful when choosing.

[Trebz28]

A mentor is essential, as is sharing materials, and not everyone can self-teach. If feasible, learn to take the course route based on how the traits you master, and try to search according to the search in your nation. It does, in fact, cost money. And if it feels like a barrier, you have no choice but to use social media, which you can access and understand on your own.

[rojan]

What are the things to keep in mind when looking for an online course for trading?

In my opinion, I'm not sure about the effectiveness of those courses. You need to consider the reputation of the instructor and do they show you the profits they have made?. I think before starting those courses, you should do some relevant research on google or youtube, there are a lot of videos and articles about crypto trading, you can learn the basics of trading from there

What happened here is going to be considered as true research which is very rude here that there is no need to ask to show the way but if you really think elsewhere then it will be seen that what is actually there but for their legitimacy but to be said as information.  It is supposed to be based, but if you search online here, you will find that it does not matter.  I think so

[sana54210]

The problem is that live trading could be done in a way that you could rewind it, so it needs to be not just live trading during the course for the mentor, but should be live trading while you trade as well and that can be done with a mentor right with you and taking live classes.

So, live trading should be replaced by live trading. If you do one on one, or a group, and someone is teaching you something, then you need to realize that the best way to make a profit is to actually end up trading with them at that moment, see if you are doing the right thing, and get a warning before you do it, if you are doing something wrong. If they say it is a good trade, and you still lose money, you know what you got into.

The method that most people learn and what most good teachers do is basically this but in writing. There are telegram groups where "mentors" teach you how you should approach trading, not what you should trade. This way they are teaching people why they are trading one thing and how they found it and why they picked that price and all that.

I have been part of one before and dude shared every single trades he made and why he made them, why he picked them while he was trading. This allowed us to see the mind of a trader and understand the concept and that caused us to get a lot better as well. That was one of the most trading learning experiences I ever had.

[taufik123]

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There are many benefits to be had from a Telegram group like the one you follow. A group that discusses both Technical and Fundamental science at the same time, discussing each Technical on a selected number of coins. as well as what tools are used will all be explained.
I also follow telegram groups like that, some groups are actively discussing technically, not just guessing prices like the pump and dump group. This is a good trading learning experience and easy to understand and practice.

[Quidat]

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There are many benefits to be had from a Telegram group like the one you follow. A group that discusses both Technical and Fundamental science at the same time, discussing each Technical on a selected number of coins. as well as what tools are used will all be explained.
I also follow telegram groups like that, some groups are actively discussing technically, not just guessing prices like the pump and dump group. This is a good trading learning experience and easy to understand and practice.

Even though there's soo much hate with these groups because we know on how rampant scam and frauds do exist with these platforms which i cant really blame out
on why people do always suggest on avoiding it as much as they could but honestly there are indeed groups which could really be that useful or beneficial for you
specially when you are just getting some experience or learning.It would really be that relevant and its up to you on how you do make yourself that aware
nor not being blinded with those shitty analysis without having proper explanations which should really be avoided.