Young Trader need advice and mentor(if possible)

[TurtleLearner]

Price Action has merit. Deep Learning has merit... skip all the garbage in between.

Either one will take you years to master, and either one will be a forever learning process. I use price action... but I'd say if you have to pick one, go with deep learning.

Thanks for the advice , which materials can I use for learn Price Action (books or course or both ?)
It's certainly a noob question so feel free to answer or not .

 

[TurtleLearner]

What are you willing to reciprocate in exchange for mentorship?

The only thing I can reciprocate for the moment is my time (my most precious value )

 

[TurtleLearner]

if u got what it takes u will figure out everything

if not - not

really traders beyond help, even though many will disagree with me

Even top turtle trader get help from someone else ,so why it's need to be a selfish education game ?

 

[Xela]

which materials can I use for learn Price Action

Books ...

Understanding Price Action (Bob Volman)

Naked Forex: High-Probability Techniques for Trading Without Indicators (Alex Nekritin & Walter Peters - worth reading even if you don't intend to trade forex)

Daytrading (Joe Ross) (this is an updated re-issue of an earlier book - "Trading by the Minute", I think it was called)

Trading The Ross Hook (Joe Ross) (I keep coming back to this one again and again, because it's simple and logical and helpful, and the whole concept is based on one of the soundest principles of price action trading, namely "buy the dips in an uptrend and sell the rallies in a downtrend")

Trading Price Action Trends - Technical Analysis of Price Charts Bar by Bar for the Serious Trader (Al Brooks)

Trading Price Action Trading Ranges - Technical Analysis of Price Charts Bar by Bar for the Serious Trader (Al Brooks)

Trading Price Action Reversals - Technical Analysis of Price Charts Bar by Bar for the Serious Trader (Al Brooks)

"Warning": Al Brooks' set of three textbooks is kind of badly written and very badly edited (especially considering who the publisher is), and pretty difficult to plough through, but their content's excellent and was super-helpful to me, so those are a kind of "mixed recommendation": I actually think his online video course is much, much better and more helpful and more approachable, but it's also more expensive (now $350, I think - but that's still very good value, in my opinion, for about 37 hours of instructional videos).

 

[TurtleLearner]

Books ...

Understanding Price Action (Bob Volman)

Naked Forex: High-Probability Techniques for Trading Without Indicators (Alex Nekritin & Walter Peters - worth reading even if you don't intend to trade forex)

Daytrading (Joe Ross) (this is an updated re-issue of an earlier book - "Trading by the Minute", I think it was called)

Trading The Ross Hook (Joe Ross) (I keep coming back to this one again and again, because it's simple and logical and helpful, and the whole concept is based on one of the soundest principles of price action trading, namely "buy the dips in an uptrend and sell the rallies in a downtrend")

Trading Price Action Trends - Technical Analysis of Price Charts Bar by Bar for the Serious Trader (Al Brooks)

Trading Price Action Trading Ranges - Technical Analysis of Price Charts Bar by Bar for the Serious Trader (Al Brooks)

Trading Price Action Reversals - Technical Analysis of Price Charts Bar by Bar for the Serious Trader (Al Brooks)

"Warning": Al Brooks' set of three textbooks is kind of badly written and very badly edited (especially considering who the publisher is), and pretty difficult to plough through, but their content's excellent and was super-helpful to me, so those are a kind of "mixed recommendation": I actually think his online video course is much, much better and more helpful and more approachable, but it's also more expensive (now $350, I think - but that's still very good value, in my opinion, for about 37 hours of instructional videos).

Thanks for all this information , it's my first time to hear about Joe Ross , the quote that you quoted are really trustful "choose a reliable source of information to learn"

 

[dozu888]

Thanks for the advice , which materials can I use for learn Price Action (books or course or both ?)
It's certainly a noob question so feel free to answer or not .

It is a noob question, but a lot of veterans may not be able to answer

Short answer is any market will do.

Long answer is you want something not pushed around by other markets... in this case the SP500 is probably the best to study.

 

[padutrader]

Thanks for share all this information here , I already thread your day trading journal and would probably ask you specific question later , one aspect that some Wizard Trader advocate is to favour the money management cause without an account you'll be unable to trade , learn to survive and I will probably go with that case, cause I focus more in system .

risk management is a very important part of trade management.
But i have always tried to learn see and understand what the market is doing-this takes decades to do but you should be alert and try understand the language of the market.
it takes 10 years to become fluent in any language.
stop placement is important but understanding the market is a part of risk management;

 

[volpri]

My garden. Like trading. You gotta work to reap.

 

[qxr1011]

Even top turtle trader get help from someone else ,so why it's need to be a selfish education game ?

grow up !

 

[CSEtrader]

The only thing I can reciprocate for the moment is my time (my most precious value )

Have you tried the CME Institute - it is absolutely free and very well structured. I wish I could found that in 2009 when we started https://institute.cmegroup.com/