What is the best trading course you would recommend to someone who is just starting out?

[desky 60]

I've tried a few, but they've always left me wanting; I need a comprehensive course.

[FreakBedrock 42]

You will not receive a comprehensive course
It's all taking place one step at a time...

[bowerzcr 16]

You can never have too much trading knowledge because the market is too volatile and each trade is unique. Only trade large amounts when you are certain of the market's direction! Otherwise, trade with a small amount to see what is going on in the market.

[hubde 19]

Learning is a never-ending process, and this holds true for trading as well. Because you gain a better understanding of the market with each trade, there is no best course that can provide you with concise information.

There are, however, courses and resources available to help you clear your fundamentals and become a better trader.

1) Adam Khoo's free YouTube course.

2) A free introductory level course on BabyPips.

3) Rayner Teo's YouTube course 

[Fequiet 47]

For starters, try Babypips... but the easy way is to simply follow a good copytrade manager.

[dehousing 65]

Udemy courses are excellent, but they come at a high cost if you can afford them. Otherwise, babypips, investopedia, and YouTube provide excellent free forex trading information. If you enjoy reading, you can also purchase a book such as Trading in the Zone.

[Findde 62]

The baby pips course guides you from the start and gradually exposes you to deeper levels bit by bit.

[alliebear 1]

To get your feet wet, I recommend learning from the free resources available on the internet. When you're ready to start trading for real money, you can practice on a demo account.

[Raziki 52]

Guys, you should try Astrofx. They easily analyze the market and make it simple to understand.

[FinlarK 24]

Douglas Falcon fx+ (Falcon fx+) (trading psychology)

[Karloof 9]

There are numerous free courses available to beginners. Babypips offers one of the most highly recommended free forex trading courses. Traders can also look into Udemy and Coursera courses.