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I would say use a mix of both for learning Tradingview and for trading MT4

Bro... the only risk management you need is risking 0.75% per a trade making sure they are 5:1 RR and using a strategy thats performs 51% win ratio and trade as close to the markets turning point

Support and resistance is great way to start but the key is to find major support and resistance use trendlines and Fibonacci retracement levels you can find most help youtube i recommend checking out connectmycurrency on youtube for this

Thanks for sharing this robot super beneficial if you know how to trade manually too

Yes! Check out connectmycurrency on youtube the guy trades 1 minute timeframe on Nas100 using 20 and 200sma strategy

Hi i say to check out Nial Fuller who is the king of price action in my opinion

Best times are Generally the US Session and UK Sessions as thats when most sessions crossover and volume is apparent

Yeah I would have to agree that $10 is incredibly small but make sure to start on a cent account or ultra low leverage settings.

Id say to check out the guys at FX Cartel best in the teaching industry

Yes this can been seen on trading forums and chart analysis groups lol just do the opposite to retail as 90% lose money in the long term

Risk Management is good... but do you know whats better? Getting as close to the turning point of a market risking no more than 0.75% per trade with scope to make 5:1 back.

Try FXCARTEL and never look back as they are the best educators in the industry

Gold, Silver, GJ and some Indices which are trending

The best traders I know have spent at least 8-10 years learning and making mistakes before becoming a highly profitable trader! But most of those years now can be saved by 1-Having a profitable system above 51% with ultra low drawdown thats quantifiable 2- Using a Risk Model that has 5:1 RR...