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There are several traces of newbies finding signals here and there to trade, but it is wrong. Believe me If you want to trade consistently and profitably just learn how to do it yourself no matter how difficult or how long it takes.

You can subscribe to signals if you're the type who wants to earn while you learn but long term.... Learn trading by yourself

Yes, the best thing about trading is to find a way to do it by your self not and not relying on anybody or anyone before opening any positions.
You can learn from people.. But be on your own with your trade. And believe in your logic

I think I understand this differently.

It is great that you could trade by yourself but I don't think that should also mean not relying on other people especially if you are not that skillful enough to create your own strategy or profit. You could learn a lot of things from experienced ones and if you know you can do it yourself, then I guess that is the time that you make your own and needed to be relied on by others.

As a newbie in trading, I really trade by my self, i do it only by observing, studying situations, and not having discussions with anyone. What I have learned is that trading by your self will provide a greater risk of loss. Because I feel more losses than profits during trading by my self. Haha idk where's my wrong, but i think because i never discuss with others who have experienced

As a newbie in practice, when you notice more losses than profits, you need to sit back and find out what it is that you are doing wrongly, it could be wrong chart analysis or another. Then correct the mistakes

You can then link up with an experienced personnel, compare your results and analysis with theirs and with time, you Wil be in the right position.

All trading need is consistent training, correction of errors and meow practice. Keep going for it and dyor