Quote from: pawanjain on Today at 02:46:07 PM

Quote from: Mahmoud70 on March 12, 2021, 04:43:52 AM

i watched a couple of courses and read a couple of books, and I liked trading as a career and I want to solid my information and skills
I saw this article about which books you need for your CMT test, which I'm thinking of taking them as a study plan for my trading career
here are the books and the article
https://www.tradingsetupsreview.com/book-list-chartered-market-technicians-cmt/
, is it a good plan?

Courses and tutorials are definitely a good way to get started but you will also need real experience in trading because that's when you will learn how the market behaves in real life.
I did the opposite and started trading without any knowledge of it and ended up in losses. Although I lost I did get a good exposure on trading.
Then I learnt how to trade and started trading again. I ended up in no loss no profit since I lost half of the trades and made profit on others.
I am learning more these days and hopefully start making good profits in near future.

Write ups and theories wont really be much effective if you wont really experience for yourself on the market and that's the way on making out trades even on a very small amount which you would just simply test out on how the platform works or about terminologies and other aspects.

Learning trading isn't something that anyone could achieve because it would really takes time and lots of effort before you would able to reach a certain point on where
you can already sustain yourself on playing with moving prices.

There are various ways of trading and its up to someone on which one they would much prefer.