learning trade

hi guys, so i have a recent interest in learning trading . Would u guys have any suggestion like oders to learn trading

Udemy offers courses on discount for around EUR 10 on this topic. I'd highly recommend inevstopedia for the basics and going more in depth into concepts. Start with learning what a balance sheet, income and cash-flow statements are. Reports from the FED and how they impact certain stocks/commodities. After you get a grip on the basics you should start looking to reading chart patterns, how to identify them, what influences their appearance on the chart, fair value gaps, estimated moving averages and so on.

It may seem difficult but most of the things you need are a google search away and for the indicators on the graph (i.e. moving averages. fair value gaps, and many more) are available for free on Trading View. I started this journey this year and i'm still on the paper trading (no cash involved) and understanding patterns/indicators. Wish you the best of luck.

Focus on AI trading. It is 100% better than human trading because AI is really good at seeing patters. Good luck!

batsy said:

hi guys, so i have a recent interest in learning trading . Would u guys have any suggestion like oders to learn trading

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You could try learning from Udemy. There also courses on it from the UK like CFI or CFA. It depends on your country though if they are recognised and can make you a licensed financial trader.

What a joke - trading courses from Udemy. Those guys make money selling courses, not trading.

Go to X and find guys that are worth following, there is a lot of information for free, you just need to find the right people.

There are also a few paid groups that is worth joining.

I don't want to promote here anyone, if you are interested you can dm me.

Korovka said:

What a joke - trading courses from Udemy. Those guys make money selling courses, not trading.

Go to X and find guys that are worth following, there is a lot of information for free, you just need to find the right people.

There are also a few paid groups that is worth joining.

I don't want to promote here anyone, if you are interested you can dm me.

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Well it's a learning platform brother haha. It's basically all the info you can find on X and online but all in one place. plus the courses get verified by them before being posted, thus minimizing the risk of ending up listening to some trading guru who's gonna push you to lose all your money.

FredDurstinIt said:

plus the courses get verified by them before being posted

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what does 'verifying' mean for a trading course? does udemy verifies that the lecture makes actual money by trading, or what?

Korovka said:

what does 'verifying' mean for a trading course? does udemy verifies that the lecture makes actual money by trading, or what?

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To my knowledge they ensure the information in the courses is correct, and not something that the creator made up, they have guidelines for this type of stuff. Plus, most of the guys who teach trading there give you access to their portfolios so you can see what they're doing and if they're making money from it. Then again, you don't have to use it if you don't want to. The OP asked for directions and this is what i started with. IMO it's a good starting point before you go on and look stuff up on your own. Cheers bro.

batsy said:

hi guys, so i have a recent interest in learning trading . Would u guys have any suggestion like oders to learn trading

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Forget it, you will lose in the end. You are better off with passive investing or learn Poker. You can at least get some edge there.

To become a skilled investor, there is only one way: you must gain experience and lose money. From these experiences, you will draw valuable lessons and mature as an investor.

if you mean brokerage platforms, Interactive Brokers is solid for serious learning, though not the cheapest. avoid anything with constant "free" webinars and gurus promising instant riches. stick to established educational resources and paper trading first