After we have seen a video about trading and have understood a little about trading, then we must have the courage to try doing it with a little capital according to the abilities we have and after we see the results of the first experiment we have done, of course we will know what our knowledge is. have enough. We can try with more capital, but if we fail on the first try, of course we have to be able to fix it and use it as a lesson so that we don't repeat the same mistakes when we try again.
- If we research really well and also add research to YouTube video tutorials, we will now have an analysis or evaluation of what is said in the video, a combination of theory and the actual video of the tutorial. These are good guidelines because we will only take what a YouTuber says will fit.
Because I also know that the majority of what is said in the video on YouTube is not really true; they will only talk a little about trading, but the rest is story-telling, although the others are also telling the truth.
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Actually, if we just look at the tutorials on YouTube, they are quite good, but there are still things that are missing, because we have to know that price movements that occur sometimes do not match the directions or theories that we learn on YouTube. Therefore, we must understand all existing theories and be able to practice directly so that we have a lot of experience that can determine our steps when trading on an exchange.