Quote from: Lakai01 on October 30, 2023, 01:12:49 PM

Professional traders like Brian Beamish offer mentoring as well as courses where you learn the trading craft. Have you ever thought about booking such courses? Some lessons are also available for free (or on Youtube cough), so you could get a picture of him and his learning methods.

If the Op really wants a mentor, it’s better he gets someone in his locality that can guide him physically. Not everyone is always able to learn easily by watching videos and reading books, but if there is someone who can teach him offline, then it will be better. According to the Op, he already tried and lost money. He needs someone who can explain how the practical aspects work, so the OP will need someone to teach him the practical aspects, which will be best learned if the Op gets someone close to him. But he should also be careful because there are lots of people claiming to be professional traders, and most of them only know the theory.

Quote from: uchegod-21 on Today at 08:41:42 PM

Sorry about this. Good mentors are hard to find these days. That is why I advise that we do researches on our own so we will not only gain knowledge but also detect when our supposed mentors are going off track. Having a mentor is not bad at all, just that fake mentors have outnumbered the real ones, making it difficult for newbies to rely solely on mentorship alone.

It's sort of hard to find a genuine person because even those who are just getting started in the crypto area are pretending to be professionals. However, if the OP can find someone who is truly a professional, then it's going to be of great use to him. It's often better to learn from someone in person than from videos and books you read online, so it's great if the Op can find a qualified mentor.