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This is what I send out to anyone wanting to learn about trading.

Here's my thoughts as a momentum day trader:

There's a lot of good information and some BS on here but the way to do it is research. Start you a separate email address, go through this subreddit and others like it for trading, forward any postings that give information on how to learn to trade because your question has been asked hundreds of times and lots of people have chimmed in with lots of good information.

Deciding on what type of trading to do, stocks, commodities, currencies, crypto and the list goes on, would be first thing, then learn everything about it. There are so many YouTube videos to watch and free information on fundamentals and technical analysis.

Then finding a trading platform that's going to fit your trading style best, it is a long process in itself. I use the thinkorswim platform from Schwab, it fits best with my strategy and I use a cash account. Are you going to use a prop firm, cash account or margin account. Are you going to trade on your phone, computer or laptop and what setup are you going to need, for example multiple monitors.

One of the best ways to learn to trade once you have a brokerage account and read alot about fundamental and technical analysis, is doing a demo or paper trading account, which is trading with fake money to get used to how trades work, using charts to find entry and exits points, because if you can't make it work with a demo account you'll have a hard time using real money.

Go through your email, one by one and  you'll have the information available to start your adventure in trading.

I started last year with a $2500 account and profited $20,000 last year. I've never purchased a course but I have done lots of reading and watching videos. I follow Ross Cameron with Warrior Trading, now he is controversial but he does a great job of explaining how the market works.

Due to unforseen bills I had to about drain my account and really now starting from scratch but I only know a smidgen of what I truly need to know to be a full time day trader. I'm working on it though! Best of luck in your studies but this is not a get rich quick endeavor but a journey to master a skill that could take a lifetime to achieve or a short time to fail.

Whether you are looking to add an additional income or wanting to do trading as a full-time job it will take a lot of work to learn this but in the end hopefully you will have the discipline to say whether I made it or not as a Trader at least I gave it my best.

1) I think they are a good starting point. They can be easily accessible, entertaining, and more modern than some older teachers, which can get you into trading easier. I don't know how profitable their 'strategy' is, just that they are typically profitable due to risk management. A lot of influencers seem to bet big, often on momentum, and cut losses quickly, which works even if you have no real chart reading ability. Ultimately, you will want to use some of their concepts but adapt it to your own personality. Copying what they do will not work for you in the long run because you are not a machine.

2) Yes, direction is quite easy to predict from various indicators/price action. Markets behave very logically most of the time, and major levels become easy to spot after enough practice. It's a bit of a taboo in this field but if you isolate very specific setups and learn specific contexts, you can find predictable moves consistently. It just takes studying those things repeatedly until your brain is spotting certain patterns at a glance. Our brains are incredible at that, but they need a lot of data first. Finding the right timing once you have the direction is far more difficult, but it can also be done with enough practice.

3) Being profitable can happen early, but consistently profitable takes a long time. I'd say at least 6-12 months for breakeven or small profits, but expect 2+ years to figure out your own trading style, your general routine/system, your psychology, etc.

4) Funded accounts are amazing, but you shouldn't rush into them until you have some disposable income. Use them as the next step after you master your strategy in demo trading, but also use them sparingly so you aren't just burning multiple accounts per week. I'd recommend doing something like micro contracts on 1 funded account per month, when it's at a steep sale, so your cost stays low. You can get a ton of live market practice that way while also challenging yourself psychologically. If you fail an account, get frustrated and sign up on repeat, it can become expensive and lead to bad habits.

I would start at Rayner teo. Learning trading is easy but to seriously fight with your personality and become profitable takes years. Best top don't look for any holy grail and stick to the basics. Execution over new stuff