Trading is not about learning where to get in, matter of fact entering is last aspect of learning how to trade. And a good mentor will spend like 2 years with you, and no, I stopped taking new students few years ago, took way too much time away from other endeavors I am undertaking.
Takes much time to memorize when not to take trades, so you have to learn to read charting like breathing, much risk management involved, trading has to be considered like owning any other type of business, most people fail as they would fail any other business because of poor management of not knowing(learning) the business. Good mentor will not allow you to trade till you can sim trade and triple 3 separate times for swing or longer term or 18 of 20 days in day trading and losing days under $100. So at very least, you can prove to yourself it can be done in sim. But there is months of sim to memorize patterns, plus adapting to price action changes.
Learning some system or buying some course does not teach you how to trade which is adapting to market conditions.
If I was sent back in time, learn spread trading which is a is difficult as day trading but margins smaller, you can make/lose as much as trading underlying futures.
Wish you good luck in your endeavor.
