I'm sure not all traders will agree with me but some could possibly be on my side...
Yes, it is true that trading is not for all time, it is only for your free time. And you can train for your life as well as a job or business that will be your outside. But it is true that you have to spend a lot of time here and you cannot be too greedy. You must analyze a currency a thousand times before investing in it and if you lack knowledge there, you can choose a consultant who will help you analyze it. You have to choose a currency that unfortunately decreases in price and when the market is good, it gradually increases. So when you go to invest in a currency, you must test the currency many times, if your test is correct, then you can invest there and make a profit.
I disagree. Trading is no casual hobby. Ive watched folks treat it like something to kill time with, only to get straight up slaughtered. Youre setting yourself up to fail going against the big dogs who breathe this stuff daily - the career traders, the computer programs scanning for profits the obsessive types literally living the markets and think they are dabbling part-time like you? As if. I dont say this to be harsh but to give you fair warning from experience. Maybe start paper trading or something before throwing real cash into this beast. Take it serious or your savings could vanish quicker than my ex after she cleaned out my bank account. I wish you well, but tread careful in these treacherous waters, my friend.