Teach me how to trade?

[mlawson71]

It really depends on the tutorials, not every tutorial is good and sometimes it's hard for newbies to discern the good from the bad ones.

 

[Patrizia Bruno]

Did you search the internet for learning? If not, go ahead because that’s where you will find all the information you need to learn forex trading. From the forex basics to professional trading strategies, you will find information about all that you need to kickstart your career.

 

[mlawson71]

The internet is a big place, to put it mildly. Searching produces a whole lot of results, but not all of them are useful.

 

[Possessive]

No one can teach you how to trade as such. It's something you have to learn yourself. You can opt for taking trading courses and reading books or watching videos in order to learn.

 

[Aerogenesis]

To trade efficiently the first thing you have to do is learn as much as you can. After you’ve cleared your basic concepts you need to open a demo account and trade in it. Proper experience, knowledge, strategy, money & risk management skills, fundamental and technical knowledge, and a lot of patience to be a successful trader.

 

[Gauer]

The truth is that you gonna end up going after every single course/book/method and put together something that makes sense and works for you. That is gonna take a lot of time and effort.

 

[MLIFAFA]

Who can teach me how to become a professional trader?

I can teach you how to approach the makert and how to apply a strategy on each trades you take

 

[Psychomancy]

Becoming a professional trader is not as easy as said. You will have to prepare yourself for the market risks before you start taking them. You will have to learn and build a solid trading strategy after analysing the market.

 

[rorza25]

I think its best to read lots then just throw a dart at te chart

 

[Cervicorn]

No one can teach you how to trade, they can only guide you as you learn yourself.

 

[Pontoon]

There is a lot of information available and forex being a vast subject, you can not simply dive into and study everything which is not even relevant. I’d suggest you start with basic study, identify what is your style; meaning how do you want to trade (long-term, short-term), check out the strategies accordingly and then practise those strategies along with relevant indicators you wish to use.