I'm a beginner and I'm new in the channel

[BoldMaestro]

Hi, Welcome to the community. You can begin your educational journey right now. This forum is also an excellent resource for learning about forex trading. Aside from that, you can look into Investopedia and babypips. Best regards

 

[Multisulcate]

Hello, welcome to the forum! You need to study the market closely, understand its sentiment and analyse different opportunities before you put in your money. So, good luck!

 

[Berserker]

Consider learning through Babypips and Investopedia articles. Then learn through a bunch of books related to trading psychology and the topics you find difficult. Practice on a demo account until you are confident to trade on a live account.

 

[Descrive]

Hello newbie. In order to be a profitable trader, you must work hard. Always remember that patience is the key to success in the forex market.

 

[Jade1234]

Welcome to the forum and good luck! Post any of your questions you have in this forum!

 

[porte]

eing a profitable trader in the market takes time. It is preferable to concentrate on expanding your knowledge and developing the necessary skills. It will assist you in becoming a skilled and profitable trader.

 

[tony034]

I need best settings for life changer EA.....please.....

 

[Plethora]

Hi, nice to meet you. Profitable forex trading requires patience, knowledge, and the maintenance of the appropriate trading mindset and approach. Do everything in your power to develop a proper trading strategy and learn about technical and fundamental analysis.

 

[Siphonic]

Hi, welcome to the forum! Develop a strong base understanding of how the market functions, so you’re prepared to face the tense situations with ease. Practice on a demo account to get familiar and use the process. Good luck!

 

[Gumshoe]

Learn through online courses from websites like Babypips. Join some forex trading forums and discuss whatever you are not able to understand. Practice on a demo account until you are confident. Then trade on a live account with the least amount possible you can afford to lose.