Would anyone be interested in Trading Education?

[ramses13th]

Genuine question.
And since I've made this post, I wish to recommend a few resources to get anyone started and beyond =)

https://trendspider.com/learning-center/
https://volatility.red/Main_Page
https://www.babypips.com/learn

Extra books :

Currency Trading For Dummies Paperback – August 6, 2007
Jim Brown - FOREX TRADING - The Basics explained in simple terms
Technical Analysis of the Futures Markets: Study Gde: A Comprehensive Guide to Trading Methods and Applications by John J. Murphy (1988-12-01) Mass Market Paperback
The Forex Trading Course: A Self-Study Guide to Becoming a Successful Currency Trader (Wiley Trading) Paperback – July 20, 2015
Forex For Ambitious Beginners: A Guide to Successful Currency Trading by Peters, Jelle (2012) Paperback Unknown Binding
"Charting the Market: The Wyckoff Method" by Jack K. Hutson
"Forex Patterns and Probabilities: Trading Strategies for Trending and Range-Bound Markets" by Ed Ponsi
"Technical Analysis for Dummies" by Barbara Rockefeller
"The Definitive Guide to Technical Analysis" by Jack Schwager
The Disciplined Trader: Developing Winning Attitudes Hardcover – April 16, 1990
The Little Book of Currency Trading: How to Make Big Profits in the World of Forex Hardcover – Illustrated, December 28, 2010
Forex Price Action Scalping: an in-depth look into the field of professional scalping Paperback – October 11, 2011
Trading in the Zone: Master the Market with Confidence, Discipline and a Winning Attitude Hardcover – April 1, 2000
The Complete Guide to Currency Trading & Investing How to Earn High Rates of Return Safely and Take Control of Your Financial Investments REVISED 2ND EDITION Paperback – Illustrated, March 17, 2011
The Forex Mindset: The Skills and Winning Attitude You Need for More Profitable Forex Trading 1st Edition
Wyckoff 2.0: Structures, Volume Profile and Order Flow (Trading and Investing Course: Advanced Technical Analysis Book 3) Kindle Edition
The Wyckoff Methodology in Depth: How to trade financial markets logically (Trading and Investing Course: Advanced Technical Analysis Book 2) Kindle Edition
Trading and Investing for Beginners: Stock Trading Basics, High level Technical Analysis, Risk Management and Trading Psychology (Trading and Investing Course: Advanced Technical Analysis Book 1) Kindle Edition

Also mail me at [email protected] if you want the TTC University Course.

 

[Henu the Great]

For a great peer group, I recommend the following forum: https://www.thefastlaneforum.com/community/

I am fairly certain that having a piece of paper is trumped by actions, such as implementing business ideas in practice.

 

[Stormblood]

I would hold off trading until you have millions in your bank account, a trading budget and are comfortable with the idea that you can lose money not just win.

Trading alone will never make you wealthy, unless you are extremely lucky or extremely psychic to the point of being able to predict market movements with at least 90% accuracy. For the rest of us, the market is there to maintain our wealth, not to create it. I concur with Henu's advise.

 

[ramses13th]

I would hold off trading until you have millions in your bank account, a trading budget and are comfortable with the idea that you can lose money not just win.

Trading alone will never make you wealthy, unless you are extremely lucky or extremely psychic to the point of being able to predict market movements with at least 90% accuracy. For the rest of us, the market is there to maintain our wealth, not to create it. I concur with Henu's advise.

I agree up to a point, trading leveraged CFD's can prove to be great if your risk management is good enough. If you master technical/fundamental and maybe sentimental analysis you could also work closely with a prop firm.

 

[ramses13th]

For a great peer group, I recommend the following forum: https://www.thefastlaneforum.com/community/

I am fairly certain that having a piece of paper is trumped by actions, such as implementing business ideas in practice.

Interesting resource! Thank you!

 

[Alexandros Iowno [JG]]

Thank you ramses13th! Doing a working of wealth and money, and then getting on to learn and grow, by these sources and in general when trying to find out your paths, as you will be helped by the Gods as well, a lot of genuine perfect information will start appearing to you, and like a piece of a puzzle, will make you whole for your purpose.

 

[Masterj810610]

Here's some tips for trading:
- Buy stocks from companies with products you understand and know.
- Buy stocks from a small amount of companies, dont diluate your money.
- Try to sell a part of your shares to get your initial investment, in that way, if you loose money, it will only be your profit.

 

[StyleCoin]

Genuine question.
And since I've made this post, I wish to recommend a few resources to get anyone started and beyond =)

https://trendspider.com/learning-center/
https://volatility.red/Main_Page
https://www.babypips.com/learn

Extra books :

Currency Trading For Dummies Paperback – August 6, 2007
Jim Brown - FOREX TRADING - The Basics explained in simple terms
Technical Analysis of the Futures Markets: Study Gde: A Comprehensive Guide to Trading Methods and Applications by John J. Murphy (1988-12-01) Mass Market Paperback
The Forex Trading Course: A Self-Study Guide to Becoming a Successful Currency Trader (Wiley Trading) Paperback – July 20, 2015
Forex For Ambitious Beginners: A Guide to Successful Currency Trading by Peters, Jelle (2012) Paperback Unknown Binding
"Charting the Market: The Wyckoff Method" by Jack K. Hutson
"Forex Patterns and Probabilities: Trading Strategies for Trending and Range-Bound Markets" by Ed Ponsi
"Technical Analysis for Dummies" by Barbara Rockefeller
"The Definitive Guide to Technical Analysis" by Jack Schwager
The Disciplined Trader: Developing Winning Attitudes Hardcover – April 16, 1990
The Little Book of Currency Trading: How to Make Big Profits in the World of Forex Hardcover – Illustrated, December 28, 2010
Forex Price Action Scalping: an in-depth look into the field of professional scalping Paperback – October 11, 2011
Trading in the Zone: Master the Market with Confidence, Discipline and a Winning Attitude Hardcover – April 1, 2000
The Complete Guide to Currency Trading & Investing How to Earn High Rates of Return Safely and Take Control of Your Financial Investments REVISED 2ND EDITION Paperback – Illustrated, March 17, 2011
The Forex Mindset: The Skills and Winning Attitude You Need for More Profitable Forex Trading 1st Edition
Wyckoff 2.0: Structures, Volume Profile and Order Flow (Trading and Investing Course: Advanced Technical Analysis Book 3) Kindle Edition
The Wyckoff Methodology in Depth: How to trade financial markets logically (Trading and Investing Course: Advanced Technical Analysis Book 2) Kindle Edition
Trading and Investing for Beginners: Stock Trading Basics, High level Technical Analysis, Risk Management and Trading Psychology (Trading and Investing Course: Advanced Technical Analysis Book 1) Kindle Edition

Also mail me at [email protected] if you want the TTC University Course.

Have you ever heard of SMC or ICT?

 

[ramses13th]

Genuine question.
And since I've made this post, I wish to recommend a few resources to get anyone started and beyond =)

https://trendspider.com/learning-center/
https://volatility.red/Main_Page
https://www.babypips.com/learn

Extra books :

Currency Trading For Dummies Paperback – August 6, 2007
Jim Brown - FOREX TRADING - The Basics explained in simple terms
Technical Analysis of the Futures Markets: Study Gde: A Comprehensive Guide to Trading Methods and Applications by John J. Murphy (1988-12-01) Mass Market Paperback
The Forex Trading Course: A Self-Study Guide to Becoming a Successful Currency Trader (Wiley Trading) Paperback – July 20, 2015
Forex For Ambitious Beginners: A Guide to Successful Currency Trading by Peters, Jelle (2012) Paperback Unknown Binding
"Charting the Market: The Wyckoff Method" by Jack K. Hutson
"Forex Patterns and Probabilities: Trading Strategies for Trending and Range-Bound Markets" by Ed Ponsi
"Technical Analysis for Dummies" by Barbara Rockefeller
"The Definitive Guide to Technical Analysis" by Jack Schwager
The Disciplined Trader: Developing Winning Attitudes Hardcover – April 16, 1990
The Little Book of Currency Trading: How to Make Big Profits in the World of Forex Hardcover – Illustrated, December 28, 2010
Forex Price Action Scalping: an in-depth look into the field of professional scalping Paperback – October 11, 2011
Trading in the Zone: Master the Market with Confidence, Discipline and a Winning Attitude Hardcover – April 1, 2000
The Complete Guide to Currency Trading & Investing How to Earn High Rates of Return Safely and Take Control of Your Financial Investments REVISED 2ND EDITION Paperback – Illustrated, March 17, 2011
The Forex Mindset: The Skills and Winning Attitude You Need for More Profitable Forex Trading 1st Edition
Wyckoff 2.0: Structures, Volume Profile and Order Flow (Trading and Investing Course: Advanced Technical Analysis Book 3) Kindle Edition
The Wyckoff Methodology in Depth: How to trade financial markets logically (Trading and Investing Course: Advanced Technical Analysis Book 2) Kindle Edition
Trading and Investing for Beginners: Stock Trading Basics, High level Technical Analysis, Risk Management and Trading Psychology (Trading and Investing Course: Advanced Technical Analysis Book 1) Kindle Edition

Also mail me at [email protected] if you want the TTC University Course.

Have you ever heard of SMC or ICT?

I did not have the opportunity to check neither of them. I have heard good things about both, but several people told me ICT is just renaming usual price action concepts and making them more complex than they should be.

 

[Stormblood]

I would hold off trading until you have millions in your bank account, a trading budget and are comfortable with the idea that you can lose money not just win.

Trading alone will never make you wealthy, unless you are extremely lucky or extremely psychic to the point of being able to predict market movements with at least 90% accuracy. For the rest of us, the market is there to maintain our wealth, not to create it. I concur with Henu's advise.

I agree up to a point, trading leveraged CFD's can prove to be great if your risk management is good enough. If you master technical/fundamental and maybe sentimental analysis you could also work closely with a prop firm.

You can master any type of trading on demo accounts, which allows you to simulate trades in real time without losing your own money since it's a simulation. Then apply to manage other people's accounts and make millions. An example of this is the FTMO platform, which pays out up to 90% of your profit, which is really good. There are other trading firms who offer similar opportunities as well.

If anyone commits to the above, I suggest being confident before starting an account on the FTMO platform, as you can be kicked out if you reach the maximum loss allowed to your account size. I'm not aware of whether you'd be allowed back after some time and going through the evaluation process. Being careful and being prepared are both parts of risk management and of being an adult.

Also, remember that past a certain threshold of profit, many countries have a legal requirement for you to pay taxes, which is kind bullshit because it's not like the government pays you money in case of losses. It's one of the many types of abusive relationships contemporary governments have with people. Relationships are two-way street, not one-way.

 

[ramses13th]

I would hold off trading until you have millions in your bank account, a trading budget and are comfortable with the idea that you can lose money not just win.

Trading alone will never make you wealthy, unless you are extremely lucky or extremely psychic to the point of being able to predict market movements with at least 90% accuracy. For the rest of us, the market is there to maintain our wealth, not to create it. I concur with Henu's advise.

I agree up to a point, trading leveraged CFD's can prove to be great if your risk management is good enough. If you master technical/fundamental and maybe sentimental analysis you could also work closely with a prop firm.

You can master any type of trading on demo accounts, which allows you to simulate trades in real time without losing your own money since it's a simulation. Then apply to manage other people's accounts and make millions. An example of this is the FTMO platform, which pays out up to 90% of your profit, which is really good. There are other trading firms who offer similar opportunities as well.

If anyone commits to the above, I suggest being confident before starting an account on the FTMO platform, as you can be kicked out if you reach the maximum loss allowed to your account size. I'm not aware of whether you'd be allowed back after some time and going through the evaluation process. Being careful and being prepared are both parts of risk management and of being an adult.

Also, remember that past a certain threshold of profit, many countries have a legal requirement for you to pay taxes, which is kind bullshit because it's not like the government pays you money in case of losses. It's one of the many types of abusive relationships contemporary governments have with people. Relationships are two-way street, not one-way.

Yes! You explained this great! Prop firms are indeed a solution, and I do not want to promote anything like tax evasion but most prop firms can pay in Crypto, and *cough* cold wallets *cough*. Cold wallets are cool!

 

[Stormblood]

I agree up to a point, trading leveraged CFD's can prove to be great if your risk management is good enough. If you master technical/fundamental and maybe sentimental analysis you could also work closely with a prop firm.

You can master any type of trading on demo accounts, which allows you to simulate trades in real time without losing your own money since it's a simulation. Then apply to manage other people's accounts and make millions. An example of this is the FTMO platform, which pays out up to 90% of your profit, which is really good. There are other trading firms who offer similar opportunities as well.

If anyone commits to the above, I suggest being confident before starting an account on the FTMO platform, as you can be kicked out if you reach the maximum loss allowed to your account size. I'm not aware of whether you'd be allowed back after some time and going through the evaluation process. Being careful and being prepared are both parts of risk management and of being an adult.

Also, remember that past a certain threshold of profit, many countries have a legal requirement for you to pay taxes, which is kind bullshit because it's not like the government pays you money in case of losses. It's one of the many types of abusive relationships contemporary governments have with people. Relationships are two-way street, not one-way.

Yes! You explained this great! Prop firms are indeed a solution, and I do not want to promote anything like tax evasion but most prop firms can pay in Crypto, and *cough* cold wallets *cough*. Cold wallets are cool!

I hope your trades are going well. Also, if there's anyone who can master sentimental analysis, is definitely an SS. One could even create their own self-hypnosis subliminal programme to become a great trader and live off profit from prop trading firms.

 

[StyleCoin]

I would hold off trading until you have millions in your bank account, a trading budget and are comfortable with the idea that you can lose money not just win.

Trading alone will never make you wealthy, unless you are extremely lucky or extremely psychic to the point of being able to predict market movements with at least 90% accuracy. For the rest of us, the market is there to maintain our wealth, not to create it. I concur with Henu's advise.

I agree up to a point, trading leveraged CFD's can prove to be great if your risk management is good enough. If you master technical/fundamental and maybe sentimental analysis you could also work closely with a prop firm.

You can master any type of trading on demo accounts, which allows you to simulate trades in real time without losing your own money since it's a simulation. Then apply to manage other people's accounts and make millions. An example of this is the FTMO platform, which pays out up to 90% of your profit, which is really good. There are other trading firms who offer similar opportunities as well.

If anyone commits to the above, I suggest being confident before starting an account on the FTMO platform, as you can be kicked out if you reach the maximum loss allowed to your account size. I'm not aware of whether you'd be allowed back after some time and going through the evaluation process. Being careful and being prepared are both parts of risk management and of being an adult.

Also, remember that past a certain threshold of profit, many countries have a legal requirement for you to pay taxes, which is kind bullshit because it's not like the government pays you money in case of losses. It's one of the many types of abusive relationships contemporary governments have with people. Relationships are two-way street, not one-way.

The ideal is to raise as much capital as possible through prop firms and trade solo, many people have changed their lives, prop firms are only making payments via cryptocurrencies, you only declare tax if you want to, I don't declare anything and I don't give a damn about the government.

 

[StyleCoin]

You can master any type of trading on demo accounts, which allows you to simulate trades in real time without losing your own money since it's a simulation. Then apply to manage other people's accounts and make millions. An example of this is the FTMO platform, which pays out up to 90% of your profit, which is really good. There are other trading firms who offer similar opportunities as well.

If anyone commits to the above, I suggest being confident before starting an account on the FTMO platform, as you can be kicked out if you reach the maximum loss allowed to your account size. I'm not aware of whether you'd be allowed back after some time and going through the evaluation process. Being careful and being prepared are both parts of risk management and of being an adult.

Also, remember that past a certain threshold of profit, many countries have a legal requirement for you to pay taxes, which is kind bullshit because it's not like the government pays you money in case of losses. It's one of the many types of abusive relationships contemporary governments have with people. Relationships are two-way street, not one-way.

Yes! You explained this great! Prop firms are indeed a solution, and I do not want to promote anything like tax evasion but most prop firms can pay in Crypto, and *cough* cold wallets *cough*. Cold wallets are cool!

I hope your trades are going well. Also, if there's anyone who can master sentimental analysis, is definitely an SS. One could even create their own self-hypnosis subliminal programme to become a great trader and live off profit from prop trading firms.

I'm doing it man hahaha, I never want to work for other people again, thanks to negotiation I'll be able to have more time to meditate, study astrology, math and physics.