I am 15 years old, and I have been involved in trading for 2 years now. However, I have only faced losses during this time. I would really like to have a coach to help me learn and improve in various aspects of trading, including quantitative trading, manual trading, and other related fields. I am eager to learn and get better at it.
Facing loses when you are learning is normal, just make sure that you don't trade any live account until you are completely sure that you have a system. Don't worry about trading yet, try to get good at backtesting your ideas first, that you will help you in your journey to find an edge.
At 15 you are 3 years away to a trading account Not sure you'll find a coach like this. But you have plenty of time to study, learn and paper trade... For free
i hope they are only paper losses. this latest generation is spoiled. We at their age did not have a quarter of the opportunities they have. Today you can get a degree from the iconic MIT for free, sitting at home, thanks to online teaching. you say you want to learn trading. good. That is a start. now how much time do you want to devote to it. you can learn how to trade from any number of coaches like i did. But know one thing: taking coaching lessons, as you call it, is the beginning [!], NOT THE END I have been learning now for over 40 years. From a number of coaches. But because i had time on my hands and i wanted to be productive all the time i went into short term 5 min trading and in that field there is no one better than Brooks to learn from. however be warned that this niche, day trading, is the most competitive of them all and so it took me over 20 years to come to terms with it. we all want to learn how to trade so we focus on that and that is the simple part. yes simple NOT easy what is not simple or easy, but bloody difficult, AND THE MOST IMPORTANT is to learn when to trade. concentrate on learning this one thing. Because there are times when trading is easy , other times when it is not so easy, and other times when it is difficult, and other times when it is impossible. if you can recognize these different times, then you will survive in this dog eat dog jungle. If you do not then get used to losses. and no coach in the world can teach you how to do that, but, if you look for it, then you can find it and so i am here giving you the best coaching lesson in the world: search for that one thing if you enter this wonderworld of trading, fasten your seat belts, for the ride of your life. IT WILL ALL NOT BE GOOD so enjoy the scenery
does 5 year old baby get ideas? they are excited about everything, just like our OP here. and they do not know the difference between a pussy cat and a baby eating lion. i should let the novice know that there are no pussy cats in the financial jungle, only predators survive
Kid, I dunno who put all that crap into your head but trading ain't glamorous as you innocently believe. More than 90% of daytraders lose their shirt in the first year and, even worse, they somehow always come back to lose even more. Don't become a statistic. Go study hard and become a doctor or lawyer or programmer or whatever. BTW, always remember this timeless maxim (it will save you from many misfortunes): Those who know don't tell; those who say don't know.
Dude, why you always state the obvious? Of course, he ain't no 15 YO. The thing is, these posers (or "lying sack of shit", according to you) think everyone is just as stupid as they are and fall for their crap. Well, apparently, you did.