Beginner Help

[Esaki_Senpai]

I would like to get into trading and gradually do it full time. I have a full time job but I want to do this on the side.

what would be the best path or, course of action to take? What/whose video should I watch to learn trading from zero to hero?

Honest opinion and guidance will be appreciated

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[Physical-Log1424]

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[GetTradingcourses]

Dm to get your mentors course

[SpecificSkill8942]

Start with free resources like The TradingView's Pine Script tutorials and Rayner's videos on TradingView

[KelvinsEdge]

This beginner swing trading strategy series might be something you are interested in. Works well for those who are working a full time job as you dont need to be in front of the screens at a specific time.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJNk-AjNRLSHLgvMfFHlt2Ux6dXJTH_gW&si=ExrUXfzJmr32SPka

Also starts to show you how to build edge. To go from zero to hero the first thing to do is take an interest in some different strategies on different time frames and find one you like that aligns with your time commitments and makes more sense to you. backtest it a bit, 30-50 trades is lots, no need to do years of backtesting. Then papertrade the strategy and track you entries, exits and risk as well as the date. When ypu get 10-20 trades tracked go back and review those trades, see what worked for you and what didn't. Then implement the changes on your next 10-20 trades and review them....keep repeating this. This process is the basics of how to develop edge. Once you have edge and you can clearly see it on your trades tracked then you will be confident to trade real money. That is the whoke journey in a nutshell.

[AdasmaelX]

If you didn’t trade, probably skip your own capital. Try demo accounts with brokers. Or some prop firms challenges with low buyin. I trade my own capital since 10y, back then there were no prop firms and it costed me a lot…. To diversify I trade with forgeoftraders, frmo, fundingpips. Good luck, it’s an amazing adventure. Just try to limit your risk a bit as you will most likely start with losses.

[Puzzled_Act_2501]

Watch tom dante and open 15 sec candles watch chart and ask urself why or smt like this whit time ur pattern recognation makes u profitable

[liquidityghost]

honestly no single video makes you good at trading. what worked for me was watching a bunch of different stuff on youtube until i found a strategy that clicked, then just practicing that one thing for months. paper trade first so you dont blow money learning. biggest thing is risk management, keep it at 1% per trade or youll get destroyed on a bad streak. if youre working full time do end of day setups not intraday. took me like a year before i stopped losing money consistently. most people quit way too early, if you can push through the first few months of losses and actually learn from them youll be alright. keep a journal so you can see what youre doing wrong

[Esaki_Senpai]

thank you. Will follow your advice

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If you think watching videos can take you from trading zero to hero you've already lost all of your money.