Quote from: Issa56 on July 21, 2024, 09:32:49 PM

Quote from: pusaka on July 21, 2024, 03:23:50 PM

Yes, you are right, it is impossible for someone who is trying to trade for the first time directly to apply their experience, because experience is something that is obtained when we have done it. Except maybe learning from other people's experiences, and in my opinion that's not enough, because what other people feel will be different when we experience it directly. We will really gain experience after we trade.
This is different from knowledge, we can learn it at the beginning or even long before we actually start trading. However, this knowledge is usually in the form of theory only, when we want to test our knowledge with direct practice, we can first use a demo account.

They might try it for the first time but believe me they won’t make any single thing out of the first experience trying to trade, Experience Matter A lot because without experience, you cannot trade. A lot of people usually have misplaced priority, you have your own experience and learning from other people’s experience is also not a bad idea. The truth is that we need to embrace learning, others peoples experience. Their to many things when it comes to trading. To avoid unnecessary drama the best thing is just to go for the knowledge, that when you will be able to know exactly what you are suppose to do, so that you don’t wonder aimlessly in the market. And for people that wants to go into trading they should give value to knowledge. And they won’t have too worry to much about losing money.

Yes, I also admit that in trading experience is an important thing to be the basis of knowledge while you are involved there, but of course you will be able to gain experience when you have taken action, meaning that most likely a beginner will have to start everything without being based on any experience and because that is also why many beginners end up getting involved in trading in the wrong way. On the other hand, yes, I understand what you say, that indeed we can learn from other people's experiences before we get our own experience from the learning process that we have gone through, it is a good idea to make a lot of preparation, in the sense that by studying other people's experiences, you You don't have to make mistakes like other people have done before.

This means that there are several ways that you can do to gain basic knowledge in the world of trading, either by doing it yourself with various experiments that you do or by learning from the experiences of other people, and I would say that there are two options. In my opinion, the second option is the most effective for a beginner, because by studying other people's experiences you will know what to do and what to avoid from the start, the benefit of which is that you will not lose money or experience losses in larger amounts in the initial phase of involvement, and this is much more economical compared to doing everything yourself without any knowledge.