Is it possible to teach me how to trade?

[FanaticSilverfish 28]

Who can show me how to make a living as a trader?

[GeeksGriefers 10]

All I can do is point you in the right direction. It's a choice you must make on your own. As a newbie, start with little amounts of money and trade on a demo account until you've made enough errors to learn from. Charts, support and resistance levels, moving averages, candlesticks, and other concepts are covered. Examine your trading system to see whether it makes sense.

[DorkWitches 7]

If you want to trade, you must do your homework. You will not be able to generate a profit if you are unable to do trade research. You may become a successful trader by gaining trading expertise and doing study. We must learn from our errors and continue to trade.

[SmartestCreeper 36]

The vast majority of merchants are self-taught. There is a wealth of free material accessible on the internet, and it is quite straightforward to locate.

[KidEnderman 51]

Yes, merchants must first improve their education. Trading will not deliver you excellent outcomes if you can't make it that way. To do so, you must first put up the time and patience necessary to develop a trading formula.

[KidEnderdragon 69]

The finest piece of advise I can provide is to take advantage of the free training and courses offered by brokers. For example, BDSwiss offers a Trading Academy, ICMarkets offers Education, RoboForex offers Education, and so on.
Put a new theory or approach into practice and experiment with it after you've learned it. Then keep going, but be sure you're on the right track.

I know it seems like a lot of effort, but consider being a dentist, an accountant, a lawyer, or even a plumber: it would take time to study and understand the theory, then time to practice and get experience, and eventually time to become a professional in your area. Trading is no different, but if done correctly, it may be a little quicker.

Good luck, my buddy.

 

[GamerRedstone 55]

If you've previously failed and are seeking guidance.
Please make a note of the reasons you failed and strive to improve your trade. When it comes to trading, you may think you know everything, but it's your habits, attitude, and psychology that keep you from succeeding.
If you're new to forex or trading, start with the basics on YouTube.
Once you've mastered the fundamentals, you may go on to the next step. Try to discover an alternative trading style.

Intraday/scalping/long-term/short-term

Decide what kind of trader you want to be.
Indicator, Price Action, Hybrid, Fundamental Trade, and so forth.

If you've made it thus far, you're on the correct route, and the results will come slowly and steadily.

P.S. : The psychological aspect is crucial to success. (Psychology has an impact on risk management.)

There is no need to pay for any training.

[SideshowGriefers 66]

In many cases, being taught serves no use. You and the charts are the only teachers you'll ever need. Determine what works and what does not. A little bit of reading may assist here and there, but it all comes down to what you see on the charts in the end.

[FreakSilverfish 51]

You may learn from me. I do not, however, trade traditional retail techniques such as support/resistance, ema's, channels, and so on. The majority of traders fail because they refuse to acknowledge that markets are controlled and/or because they do not understand how to follow market makers.

I offer free materials and a mentoring program for kids. If you are interested, I am willing to provide further details.

[SmartestRedstone 56]

As the cliché goes, experience is the best teacher. According to psychologists, there are several events that occur throughout the process of attempting to obtain information by experience, which entails a difficult, costly, and inconvenient technique of learning. To learn through experience, one must learn from one's own errors, which entails burning one's own fingers a number of times before recognizing truth. Those who learn via experience are known as empiricists. There is a better method to learn than via trial and error, and that is through wisdom.

[WizardWitches 26]

Make the most of your time on the market. Make errors and keep track of what went wrong so you don't make the same ones again. Don't restrict yourself since the beginning is vital and often filled with obstacles. You must get familiar with everything that comes your way since this is when you will learn the most.