Making money by trading

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Hello anyone knows a strategy on trading or has advice to share about how to learn trading step by step, and thanks .
 
Best way to be honest is to have a business first, and park your extra profits, into stocks. The reason being is thats what most major companies do, and also there is more money to be made in business than there is trading stocks and forex.

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You can hold good stocks that pay you a diviend, then you stop clock watching as much, and leave yourself with more freedom (ie not caring about the general up and down swings)
 
I’d say start with the basics first and don’t rush into real money. Learn market structure, support/ resistance, liquidity and risk management, then backtest one strategy for a few months. Keep a trading journal and focus on consistency rather than making quick profits.
 
Most traders trade not with their own money. Do you have free cash lying around? First ask yourself that.
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you don't believe me when I say that?
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Everyone says you should only invest money you have sitting idle, but to earn that money in the first place, you first need to learn a skill that can generate income.
 
Trading is something you do on the side. When you learn enough and are confident that you can make a living doing it full time, only then quit your day job.
Don't fall for fake guru videos online that promise you can make a fortune doing this.
 
Hello anyone knows a strategy on trading or has advice to share about how to learn trading step by step, and thanks .
You can learn trading through investopedia. You can also use YouTube (free) and Udemy courses. Last but not least you need to come up with your own trading strategies, or mimic someone else's. You can learn from Van Tharp's trading strategies and design one for yourself.
 
Start by learning the basics first, understand markets, risk management, and one simple strategy instead of jumping into live trades

Paper trade for a while, keep a journal, and only risk small money once you’ve proven you can follow your own rules.
 
Journaling saved me more than any strategy did: after logging 50 trades I saw most of my losses came from one setup I kept forcing late in the session.
 
Start with trading courses; later, you can use virtual accounts to practice, and only then move on to real exchanges. But I would begin by learning and gathering information.
 
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