How to begin trading without allowing fear to control you

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But I would still disagree on this point few days is not enough to learn  technical basics of trading. If in just 3 days you go with real money worth of $10, you haven't learned, let just say you are just gambling with small money and calling it psychology training….

There's no way you can learn trading in a few days, that is not realistic. Trading isn't like investment where you only need to invest and hold. Trading is far more complicated and complex to understand within a few days. This might be what those fake traders sell to people and they buy it, if trading is that easy to learn in a short time,  many people would have been traders today.

The minimum time to master trading is 4-6 months but if you are someone who learn fast, then it might take you 4 months but learning it in just a few days is  just unrealistic.

Actually, 3 days is enough for anyone to learn the basic mechanics of trading, like placing buy and sell orders, setting stoploss and takeprofit, and getting familiar with the trading platform. That's all, nothing more

As for the minimum time to master trading, that depends on how fast you pick things up, your background knowledge and a bunch of other factors..You can't slap a fixed 4-6 months on everyone cause we're not all the same.
And knowing how to trade doesn't mean you can trade profitably.

[Promocodeudo]

There's no way you can learn trading in a few days, that is not realistic. Trading isn't like investment where you only need to invest and hold. Trading is far more complicated and complex to understand within a few days. This might be what those fake traders sell to people and they buy it, if trading is that easy to learn in a short time,  many people would have been traders today.

The minimum time to master trading is 4-6 months but if you are someone who learn fast, then it might take you 4 months but learning it in just a few days is  just unrealistic.

Learning itself is not that easy, although how determined and interested someone is in what he wants to achieve can make it easy and faster for the person to learn, but I doubt if there's anyone that can learn trading in some days, how is that possible, there are technicals in trading, yea i'm not a trader, but I have heard many things about trading, the skill stuff, so is someone telling me that in 3days a potential trader can learn all of it, maybe such person can come up with feasible fact to back up such claim, for now I'm still skeptical on how possible such could be.

[nara1892]

But I would still disagree on this point few days is not enough to learn  technical basics of trading. If in just 3 days you go with real money worth of $10, you haven't learned, let just say you are just gambling with small money and calling it psychology training….

There's no way you can learn trading in a few days, that is not realistic. Trading isn't like investment where you only need to invest and hold. Trading is far more complicated and complex to understand within a few days. This might be what those fake traders sell to people and they buy it, if trading is that easy to learn in a short time,  many people would have been traders today.

The minimum time to master trading is 4-6 months but if you are someone who learn fast, then it might take you 4 months but learning it in just a few days is  just unrealistic.

It took me personally more than a year to finally start making consistent profits from trading and even then, only small amounts. This means you’re right that trading is far more complicated than people imagine, it’s not comparable to investing. Trading requires managing many different factors, balanced, and maintained such as determination, patience, precision, consistency, responsibility, and mental and psychological resilience. You must be able to balance all of these under any circumstances. Many traders end up going bankrupt because they can’t maintain this balance and let their emotions get the better of them. In short, I agree that trading is far more difficult than one might imagine.

[Mr Reporter]

Actually, 3 days is enough for anyone to learn the basic mechanics of trading, like placing buy and sell orders, setting stoploss and takeprofit, and getting familiar with the trading platform. That's all, nothing more

As for the minimum time to master trading, that depends on how fast you pick things up, your background knowledge and a bunch of other factors..You can't slap a fixed 4-6 months on everyone cause we're not all the same.
And knowing how to trade doesn't mean you can trade profitably.

I might just say 3 days is enough to click buttons and that all, and not to learn any mechanics of trading my friend I just hope you know what you just said because talk about the mechanics of trading it took me some years to master that class by then….In fact I even spent close to 1k$ while learning back then, like it so impossible for that to even happen…..

Yes you have rightfully said that 3 days is enough to learn how to drive a car at same time learning how to press gasoline….

Now let me Break it down a little bit when we talk about the trading mechanism which is involved in trading such as spread, lot of sizes calculations, margin call level, swap fees, slippage, different orders types limit, stop trade, stop limit, now so tell me how is a newbie who just started be able to finish this in a short period of 3 days how is it even possible?

When you see a news spike, a weekend gap, a margin warning to really understand the platform what comes to your mind as a newbie…things like this are to be expected and learned…..

[Bright0515]

Actually, 3 days is enough for anyone to learn the basic mechanics of trading, like placing buy and sell orders, setting stoploss and takeprofit, and getting familiar with the trading platform. That's all, nothing more

As for the minimum time to master trading, that depends on how fast you pick things up, your background knowledge and a bunch of other factors..You can't slap a fixed 4-6 months on everyone cause we're not all the same.
And knowing how to trade doesn't mean you can trade profitably.

It is easier said than done, remember that everyone doesn't really have the same mental capacity, to some they are going to need more than 3 days for them to understand these basics concepts of trading that you are actually talking about. And as for the specific period to master trading there isn't a rule of thumb for this.

[@nn@_pen9]

As far as I have realised from my own trading experience, no matter how much experience you have in trading, it is not possible to control the fear of loss 100%. If you can make the budget allocation affordable, it is possible to reduce losses and fear a little. Most new traders fail to control their fear and lose everything in the trade due to overconfidence.

Fake money trading in a demo account before starting trading isn't that important to me, because no one trades seriously in a demo account, and there is a big difference between demo and real money trading. So new traders should trade with real money, even with a small amount.

For beginners, a demo account serves as a learning resource it allows those interested in trading to gain an understanding of the process and draw their own conclusions as they learn before starting the actual, real thing. It is only right for those who want to start, to use very little money or money that they can afford to lose while trading so as not to disturb your other finances,

Those with experience or a history of trading have naturally grown accustomed to it; the fear they once felt gradually fades over time as they continue to trade. It is this experience that causes that fear to slowly dissipate, as they learn to effectively manage their trading positions and strategies.