To be good at trading, you have to go with it in a two-pronged approached and those prongs include acquiring knowledge and acquiring experience, in your case, you already have the first prong which you can still improve because learning never stops and knowledge is power as for the second prong which is acquiring experience, you have to get in the field and try to trade, go for smaller amounts of trade or practice in a simulation which is risk free.
Yeah, those are two things that are very important and go hand in hand with one another. The first thing you must have is knowledge, but, if it is only knowledge you have, I don't think it's complete. Because if you start to dive into the world of direct trading, it seems that it is clearly different from us just learning. We also have to practice, what we have learned and we can, if you feel ready to trade, you should try it immediately. You can try trading while learning, it will really help you, than you just read. Because, with the more experience you have, the more you will know how to do if you are faced with problems that occur later.
How to learn to analyze and deal with the risks that you are experiencing, it will be very helpful, if you try. If we haven't tried, we won't know, how to get into the world of commerce with all the knowledge we have, because the knowledge will never end, you will continue to need it. Because all there must be a solution to the problem. So don't be afraid to try to jump right into the world of commerce. Start with a small capital only, to find out how it works and learn everything you get later.