Of course, theoretical lessons are one thing and practical experiences are another, although theoretical lessons are useful and important, practical experience is necessary to gain the necessary experience. Theoretically, for example, anyone can learn to drive a car, but practically, in reality, not everyone is able to drive a car within the city and crowded places.
Trading is the same thing. Theoretically, everyone thinks they can trade because it is very easy. It is simply buying at a low price and selling at a high price, but when they start practical trading and start making mistakes and losing, they realize how wrong they were and how much they need practical experiences.
Theory will be our basic capital to enter into something and in this case trading, then the experience from the practice that we do completes our understanding or knowledge, this is something that will continue to be related. It is not good if we do something without a basis of theoretical knowledge, and it would also be a shame if we do not learn from the practical experience that we feel ourselves in the field. I think in life everything does not just happen, everything will require a process and in this case theory becomes the initial process we can understand or know in general about something. Then when we practice it directly, it will be a detailed lesson again.
Exactly, they work alongside with each other and if you want to excel then you need to execute both in an actual market, both theories and your actual experienced gives you hint and ideas on how you need to react and how you need to anticipate, learning needs to be continually as there are many factors that you need to consider when deling to this type of market, it's not an easy process but there's always a possible ways that you may use when you are eager to succeed.