Advice for all the noobs who want to be a full time trader...

Discussion in 'Trading' started by vincentnyc, Apr 12, 2021.

  1. maxinger

    maxinger


    it is a blessing in disguise actually.
    it means it is easy to cleanse one's mind

    if they teach thousands of things,
    then it is very challenging to decontaminate one's mind.
     
    #81     Apr 19, 2021
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  2. padutrader

    padutrader

    they do teach thousands of things....

    which book or video has one line?

    if you think right, trading is the best thing in the world
     
    #82     Apr 19, 2021
  3. Ghappy21

    Ghappy21

    Dear Overnight, I suggest the extensive and free course at www.marketlife.com. It is based on the book Art & Science of Technical Analysis.

    The Pullback trade is the most common and generally the most successful (or easiest) trade. There is quite a bit of detail in building a successful trading plan and developing the market "feel" or intuition to make money and contain risk on PB trades. This course addresses how to be successful in PB trades.

    This course and book is about how to be a very good trader, and using the PB trade as the foundational trade.

    Buying the book is not required. This is a great course and it is amazing that it is free. The course is serious work and takes time. It is about training you to be a good trader and not just "copy this trade".

    Best of luck-
     
    #83     Apr 19, 2021
  4. Trading a small account is more difficult than trading a large account. The latter I feel is buffered against the mistakes that result in unexpected losing streaks. Small accounts don’t come with such a buffer.
     
    #84     Apr 26, 2021
  5. A mere risk to reward ratio and win to loss ratio calculation can save the small accounts from losses if used correctly. Doesn’t mean it’s not better to trade with.
     
    #85     Apr 26, 2021
  6. I can agree on him on certain points like fresh traders should start small. They have not much idea about trading so it’s better that they start with a small amount and then move forward. You never know what trade can go wrong and you end up losing that trade. That would be more disheartening and demotivating.
     
    #86     Apr 26, 2021
  7. I believed what you said but it was only after I traded a small account with fxtm and realized that undercapitalized accounts are not just difficult to trade with, but the success rate is also very little.
     
    #87     Apr 27, 2021
  8. Not denying small trading accounts are difficult to trade with, but, if done correctly there isn’t any reason these can’t be profitable. I trade a small account with turnkey forex and apply the one percent rule. Believe me this strategy acts like a buffer against the mistakes and losses just the way a large account does. And I can say this because I’m trading higher amounts with IB and understand the risk involved.
     
    #88     Apr 28, 2021