📉 데이 트레이딩 공부, 어디서부터 시작해야 할까요?

Start by not putting real money anywhere yet—first build a solid base by learning risk management, market structure, and one simple strategy from books and reputable free resources (not TikTok lives or anonymous groups), practice it on a demo account for a few months, and only then slowly introduce real capital once you can prove consistency, because financial freedom comes from discipline and patience, not rushing or copying noisy traders.

Si vas empezando, mi consejo honesto es: no metas dinero al day trading todavía. Primero arma una base “aburrida” para largo plazo (ahorro + algo diversificado) y mientras tanto practica trading en demo/paper con reglas claras (riesgo fijo por operación, stop, y un límite diario de pérdida), porque el 90% pierde por entrar sin plan y por emociones.

Ojo con grupos “anónimos” y TikTok: si te venden señales o te prometen libertad financiera rápida, casi siempre es humo. Si tu papá ya opera, aprende de su disciplina y su gestión de riesgo, no de sus resultados de un día.

You can’t learn to trade ASAP. It’s a marathon not a sprint. Talk to your father and casually ask if he is getting a good profit. Then you will either follow his steps, or got the other way.

This is not an ASAP type of field. Brace yourself for years of work to maintain any kind of long term consistency.

Take a big-ole step back...please. I know you're anxious to get started, but that's literally the fastest way to lose money that you could possibly do. I know that's not what you want to hear, but that's what just about everyone else here is thinking when they read that.

YouTube is FULL of people that are going to try to sell you a course/Community...and then not have any accountability when you blow up your account beacuse they'll tell you you did it wrong.

There are THOUSANDS of books out there that all have a different plan of attack and will tell you a different way to trade...all conflicting opinions.

The reality is that markets are unpredictable by design. That's because there's another person/institution on the other end of the order book. (and if you don't know what an order book is, start there)

Learn about volume and order flow first, then you will understand market dynamics better. After that I'm not saying it becomes easy (it's not) but at least you'll have an understanding of WHY price moves. Then you can get into indicator soup.

...but please don't take advice from anonymous youtube/tiktok accounts.