I learnt from experience, and quickly learnt to stay away from all these educational websites, and websites selling trading tools etc etc.
If you know how to see when there are more buyers than sellers (or vice-versa) in any market place you can be a trader. Forget lagging indicators and pretty lines on charts. As soon as I finally accepted that I then understood the game.
Refinement is an important part of being a trader, the markets are changing every second and there is no point in staying rigid when you should be adapting.
The small fry (us, the people who have time to write in these forums) are always at the mercy of the big players. There is no edge, just simply buy in when you believe most people are going to be buying in, and sell when you think most pèople are going to sell. If you can do that right 60% of the time with a decent win lose risk ratio you're a trader
If you know how to see when there are more buyers than sellers (or vice-versa) in any market place you can be a trader. Forget lagging indicators and pretty lines on charts. As soon as I finally accepted that I then understood the game.
Refinement is an important part of being a trader, the markets are changing every second and there is no point in staying rigid when you should be adapting.
The small fry (us, the people who have time to write in these forums) are always at the mercy of the big players. There is no edge, just simply buy in when you believe most people are going to be buying in, and sell when you think most pèople are going to sell. If you can do that right 60% of the time with a decent win lose risk ratio you're a trader

