reliable sources for learning forex trading

[Tahntaman]

Agreed, mate.
But for me practice prevails by all means.
I of course have devoted some time i nthe beginning for learnign super fundamental stuff about trading and even nowadays continue reading some insightful articles or maybe blogs of professional traders, but I prefer practice all the time over reading or watching stuff.
I ain't know whether my approach is right, unless it stops working for me, I'mma continue doing it.

 

[VasilTodorov]

try babypips school, and military school at peacearmy
they both can help you

 

[fxoday]

Besides learning, also need practice to learn live how market conditions work. We can use the demo account provided by the broker for the learning process. If you are mentally prepared with a real account, it is much better to build trading psychology.

 

[Ethan.ishere]

Try and check on YouTube channels as well, you will find some very useful videos for sure.

 

[Komondar]

try babypips school, and military school at peacearmy
they both can help you

babypips school great one

 

[Komondar]

Try and check on YouTube channels as well, you will find some very useful videos for sure.

Regarding YouTube channels, you have to watch out because there are very different channels and "experts" there

 

[Komondar]

Reading books can be a valuable learning option for understanding forex trading. However, practical application and real-world experience are equally crucial. Combining book knowledge with hands-on trading can enhance your understanding and effectiveness in the forex market.

What books would you recommend?

 

[Ethan.ishere]

Regarding YouTube channels, you have to watch out because there are very different channels and "experts" there

So is the case in most online businesses but I have found great free channels that I find really helpful to new traders.

 

[Ojing101]

Baby Pips, FPA, Trading Central, Transparent FX