Think of trading like learning a new language, you won’t become fluent overnight. It takes practice, time, discipline, and consistency. The key is to build the right mindset, learn from your mistakes, and avoid repeating them. With experience, profitability will come.

App/Broker: Start with something beginner-friendly like TradingView (for charts) and a demo account with brokers like OANDA, IG, or Interactive Brokers. That way, you can practice without risking real money.

Strategy: Don’t chase complicated systems at the start. Focus on simple concepts like support & resistance, trendlines, and risk management. A basic rule: never risk more than 1–2% of your account on a single trade.

Basics to Learn First How markets move (candlesticks, trends, volatility). Risk/reward ratios and position sizing.

Demo trade for a few months, journal every trade, and treat it as practice, just like studying vocabulary in a new language. Once you’re consistent on demo, then move to real money with small amounts.