How did you learn to trade? Did you learn it in a hard way or?......

[Yamifoud]

With the use of the internet, we can learn trading so easily but the problem is how to make deal with the market for its volatility and unpredictable trend. This makes trading become hard and so earning wasn't easy as many (outside) people think about it. Those who come in trading must have to prepare for the consequences of losing as surely it comes and everyone is going to experience this before they fully learn to trade.
A lot of trading promotions look encouraging and yet, it was and many had come. They feel comfortable learning due to the money mindset but as the losses come, it started to get in trouble and mostly they quit.

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[carlfebz2]

I went out of my way to get trained for Forex by a renown exchange called Alpari and that training has really helped me over the years because I have made some money from the experience gain via the training. Coming to use the experience of forex trading in crypto currency has really made it easy for me since there are some how related.

That's good to hear. I'd like to know the training was done physically or its an online company that offers trading education services? Just wanted to know if it's much more effective to learn offline via a physically available company or resource as opposed to just getting the required resources on either YouTube or trading academy like babypips.com.

Self-learn is actually worth rather than spending up some funds for you to learn up some things via online courses or other mentoring or something like that because if you do really tend to look on general or bigger

perspective then you could actually dealt off with things online without really in need of paying something.Although you would really be needing some effort and time for you to spent out
and searching up on everything.

Learning shouldnt really be on a hard way but you should expect that this isnt something easy to deal with.

[justdimin]

I agree that beginners might find it too hard to treat both profits and losses in a same way but we need to practice it so that we could focus on next trades regardless of what we did in the previous trade. If you celebrate or regret your previous trade then you may miss out another new opportunity.

Even I am into different types of trading for years, I am still unable to come out of my previous trades like the profits or losses I faced on my last trades influencing me somehow. I mean I am taking new decisions based on the vibes I got from previous trade. After a loss, staying away from the market or trading with little volume could be a good thing but out of exciting making big trades after a successful trade, most of the times gets me losses.

I am still learning in harder way. I know the importance of emotionally being stable still I am unable to control it but I guess I am slowly gaining control on my emotions in hard way by losing my capital time to time but not sure I will be a profitable trader before losing all my capital.

[South Park]

I went out of my way to get trained for Forex by a renown exchange called Alpari and that training has really helped me over the years because I have made some money from the experience gain via the training. Coming to use the experience of forex trading in crypto currency has really made it easy for me since there are some how related.

That's good to hear. I'd like to know the training was done physically or its an online company that offers trading education services? Just wanted to know if it's much more effective to learn offline via a physically available company or resource as opposed to just getting the required resources on either YouTube or trading academy like babypips.com.

Self-learn is actually worth rather than spending up some funds for you to learn up some things via online courses or other mentoring or something like that because if you do really tend to look on general or bigger

perspective then you could actually dealt off with things online without really in need of paying something.Although you would really be needing some effort and time for you to spent out
and searching up on everything.

Learning shouldnt really be on a hard way but you should expect that this isnt something easy to deal with.

Most of the things you can learn on those trading courses can be learned on your own, what happens is that a great deal of people need some sort of structure similar to what we had to go through school in order to learn as that is the way they are used to learn anything, the one that during those years learned how to acquire the necessary knowledge from books and other media has a decisive advantage over the rest of the traders as his education will be way cheaper and then they can use that money as part of their seed capital.

[sherenikaw]

To do trading we need a strategy and also action in it because it will make it easier for us to increase knowledge about trading if we do it ourselves. Personally, I did the same thing, more or less the same as described, although the road I faced was not that smooth. I've failed several times and that's what I'm learning now so I can be better in trading in the future. adding experience is the same as increasing knowledge, so if we are trained to continue trade then in the future we can also trade well with the strategies that have been made.