Topic: Legit trading courses - page 3. (Read 967 times)

Self thought is the best way to learning trading. Most newbies in trading don't have the passion for it but they desire the gains and profit they here comes from trading and so, they can pay huge some of money to any body who tells them to learn from them.

Hardworking pays but most people now don't want it hard. They want it quick and that is why they will lose more than what they would lose while they try to learn by themselves. If they try to learn by themselves, the probability that they would invest little, trade gradually is high because they know that they arestill learning but when they rely on somebody, they can invest big money with the believe that they are use to it already and they keep losing. To learn by yourself or to put more time in learning is better than looking at the gain only.

If this is what trading courses include it's better to just do research by yourself. It can be useful for some people who do want to ask for assistance, If there are some trading coaches this will be more effective so you can make a solid foundation on your trading knowledge. But if the trading course just includes soft copy of the materials, I don't think it is worth it for the money since there are a lot of resources in the internet and you can learn the basics of it by just watching or reading.

That's mostly because most courses out there don't teach you anything productive but just playing on your intelligence, probably get you into subscribing to the signal channel with the promise of giving you some quick return before you perfect their trading strategy. While since actually teaches you something you can hold onto it very important not to totally rely on what they teach instead get inspiration from theirs and develop yours.

The professional traders you see in the space today 99% of them were self taught, they didn't have to rely on any trading guru or signals so if you want to achieve something similar like what they have done, you have to understand that 'each teacher out there can only teach what they knows that's they can't give out what they doesn't have'.

I really do not like trading courses because they are teaching you what they know and how they learnt it, not the way you may learn it. I always suggest that find stuff that you could learn from, everyone has different styles. I am not a teacher and didn't mastered in education so I can't really tell you how, but I feel like the basic concept is that some people like to read to learn, some watch to learn, some listen to learn and there are plenty of different ways and different sub-categories as well.

So, that means if you suggest one thing, it could be great for one person while not so good for another person, it is not really the same thing for everyone. I like to read to learn for example, it makes things easier if I am reading because it is my own pace and I know what I am looking at, however some other person could like to hear to learn, that is different honestly.

I don’t take any courses just to learn how to trade, I’m not pro but for me watching on youtube tutorials really helps a lot plus reading the book of course. There’s so many way to learn how to trade, start making effort now and become a profitable trader. This is not easy, and you have to be ready for a possible losses, trading is not simple as we think.

There are a lot of trading resources currently available on the internet. Recently I've been on a journey to learn and explore trading  as I'm looking to transition from being just an investor to a trader. Over the course of my exploration, I found the following resources useful so I'll share them with you. Majority of these resources are FREE..

1. Babypips.com - If you prefer reading than watching video tutorials, then babypips.com is for you. They've in depth content about trading at the education center called ~ "School of pipsology. They start from the basics like candlesticks, support, resistance, trendlines, channels, indicators etc and before proceeding to advanced concepts like Elliot wave, Risk management, building a trading system, etc.  You should give it a try. You can skip the first couple of sections that highlights forex market jargons.

2. YouTube: youtube still provides some of the best content to learn any skill.  For learning concepts, here are some youtubers that I've found their content insightful and informative:

• TradimgWithRayner
• Philakone

There are others but I enjoy these most.

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As a last resort, you can try  some trading courses on Udemy. If I remember correctly, WealthEducation trading courses ( candlesticks mastery and technical analysis masterclass ) are worth taking a look at. [/list]

My first recommendation is that as a trader you need to protect your money at all costs and this means as well to not spend your money in outrageously expensive courses just to try to learn how to trade, most of the information you need is on the Internet for free and the only thing you need to do is to study it and to implement a coherent strategy on your own and while you may think this is too hard truth to be told you are going to end up doing the same even if you pay for a course so why not save yourself the money and go directly to the sources which have all of that information available for free.

I know a lot of legit and good courses are there in the internet .But to me Udemy Courses are best for beginners . These Udemy courses will help you to learn cryptocurrency trading very easily.
Some of the best Udemy Cryptocurrency Course Link :
1. https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-cryptocurrency-trading-course/
2. https://www.udemy.com/course/cryptocurrencytrading/
3. https://www.udemy.com/course/crypto-trading-101-how-trade-cryptocurrencies-for-profit/ 

I agree with you that learning to trade online is much better than watching videos on the internet. There is no information here that we do not know most new business people watch videos on YouTube to learn how to trade and Google helps them search for more information. There is no legal basis here everyone is willing to work independently that's why it's better to learn by watching videos on YouTube than from legal trading courses.

There are many places and many ways that you can learn trading and become a pro. I start to learn trading in 2017 and i learned through youtube.
Now am a good trader though i passed through many challenges, unfortunately for now a lot of tutorials are fake! Many YouTubers just focused on earning money with youtube so they teach to trade even if they don't know.

You can find free trading courses (legit-a lot) from udemy! I have learned a lot from them because no scammers in udemy.

Many people have lost their jobs and become unemployed due to the damage to the country's economy at this time most people are spending their days in financial crisis. As the crypto market rises and falls it will be very difficult to earn $ 1200. But if I can earn will keep for the future if the price goes up, I can easily make a profit and any crisis can be cured very easily.

OP, if I were you I would have to spend most of my time learning something through YouTube rather than attend some course. The internet is all you need, lots of free information that is waiting for you to be discover. There's no need to pay for something when you can learn it for free. Most of them just learn trading through experience, the more experience you have the more information you'll get.

And I agree that these sites are one of the free courses that are legit if you search it up on the internet.

I agree on this one and for more convenience i do give out the links

https://www.babypips.com/
https://www.investopedia.com/
.https://www.tradingview.com/

For youtube channels then i would recommend this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7IGTX_Peso
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7538iNe2Pw

If i were to choose then i would like to say that its better to learn up on your own rather than looking for those costly trading courses which are actually informations that you can get on online for free without
the need of paying up some bucks to someone.It do just need up some effort to get these informations for you to learn.When you are total noob then babypips.com will be the best place for the basic
then later on take some time to read some stuffs on investopedia then go ahead with trading view.There are tabs that you can choose that interest you.Its a matter of effort specially if you are a
self-taught.Its not that necessary to pay up something for those courses.

Before doing any course, check its programming, being taught to understand the market is the priority because technical analysis can be found anywhere for free. Normally nobody teaches how the market moves, what factors influence and even how to handle volatility. I highly recommend reading about Wyckoff, Jesse Livermore, Warren Buffet, Malkiel Burton, and once you have that knowledge, look for the best alternative to deepen your knowledge by choosing the trading academy that best suits your needs.

For crypto trading courses you can visit the udemy website, there sells complete crypto and Bitcoin trading courses 2020 with
the price is quite affordable. Moreover, many bonuses were given, and the reviews of Udemy's products were also very good.
But if you want free trading courses you can get on the YouTube platform, there you can get trading courses that are provided
by experienced traders.

It good to read and learn the basis of how to trade cryptocurrencies watching those videos is the best bet and an added advantage which will help you to put what you had learnt into practice because when it comes to real trading its a different ball game, you have to deal with fear, emotion and psychology that is why its advisable to practice well via demo or stimulation after consistent profit making you can switch to real trading.

There are several ways to actually learn trading. There are several threads concerning trading here on bitcointalk. A quick search on trading would bring out relevant pages.
Secondly, you can use the internet to your advantage. There are quite a lot of sites out there that teach trading in the best possible.
I'd however recommend tradercobbs by Craig Cobb. His courses are comprehensive and are very easy to comprehend.

If you ask about the trading course named (Tradercobb), scam or not.

I certainly answered that I never used the site that the OP meant.

So, at least I have information about them (Tradercobb), and also their reputation in this forum.

Just look at their Reputation below.

FutureICOs



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Topic: Tradercobb - The Babypips version for Cryptocurrency!

Now the decision is yours to judge the trading course (Tradercobb), scam or not.

It may still be better to try it yourself, learn how to trade cryptocurrency and, with the help of the demo version, practice and gain experience on the exchange. at least some YouTube channels provide detailed cryptocurrency trading videos that can be used as a basis for learning.