Looking for a free practical and preferably interactive course on how to trade

Bollexz1

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Quote from: hugeblack on August 09, 2021, 07:23:54 AM

you can use the following simulation software^[2][1] which enables you to analyze your trading activities with zero risk and without paying any fees.
In general, one of the problems of trading is controlling your feelings, even using simulation models may lead to good results, but when you start trading real, feelings lead to many mistakes. So learning how to control your feelings is the most important step>.

[1] https://niffler.co/
[2] https://bitcoinflip.app/

I believe what you mean by feelings here has something to do with greed control. Greed is what kills most people in trade, so please urge him to learn to control that too by the time he graduated with your practice guide.

However, I would enroll myself too with your practice tools as I'm still a student. Shocked

Thanks in bunch

qory

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Quote from: BitMaxz on August 10, 2021, 12:15:22 PM

I would like to add this below it is a good source for learning and trading tools.
You could also find some courses under technical analysis and the best thing are most of the trading tools you can find on this link where you can practice your trading strategy without paying(They mostly called it trading simulator).

- https://github.com/SpiralDevelopment/Awesome-Crypto-Trading

You can also download the "crypto trading pro ebooks" below for free.

- https://pdfcoffee.com/qdownload/cryptotrading-propdf-pdf-free.html

Thank you, this is a complete set from learning materials to other website such as volume checker, simulation and many more. This might be the one you're looking for, thank you again for sharing this I hope this would help me improve my trading.

Alisha-k

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From the listed links provided already just keep practicing with them over time you will be perfect with drawing your major support and resistance line. You might not get it the first time but with consistency and determination you will be able to spot profitable set-ups where prices retests a number of times

GeorgeJohn

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Quote from: hugeblack on August 09, 2021, 07:23:54 AM

you can use the following simulation software^[2][1] which enables you to analyze your trading activities with zero risk and without paying any fees.
In general, one of the problems of trading is controlling your feelings, even using simulation models may lead to good results, but when you start trading real, feelings lead to many mistakes. So learning how to control your feelings is the most important step>.

[1] https://niffler.co/
[2] https://bitcoinflip.app/

You really tried because this source you dropped is not only profitable to op alone but its a general knowledge you are imputing to everyone who is interested to learn likewise me, because i grab that learning here is a continuous process and it does have a stop or bridge, i think from the link i grabbed something's that is not familiar to me, thanks i really applaud you and your efforts towards the development of the community user's.

Silberman

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Quote from: 15days on August 09, 2021, 12:55:11 AM

I'm struggling at support and resistance and drawing the lines at the right places. YouTube videos isn't cutting it. A proper course with tests or evaluation points would be great. Any point in the right direction?

You should get a book, I know that books are not very interactive however due to the nature of trading there is nothing better to make it interactive than to trade the markets, now you do not really need to trade them with real money yet, you can use a demo account or you could just paper trade and see if what you are doing actually works, now I know that this is going to take time but it is the right way to be able to know for sure if what you are doing actually works as you are testing your system against real market conditions and not a simulation.

leea-1334

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This is not the best but it is not bad. Try out eToro Academy. It is more related to stocks and forex but I feel like most of the things there are applicable even to crypto plus now eToro has crypto markets.

Smooth platform and easy to learn with demo accounts.

killerman2

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I wanna tell you one thing that you should be aware of the market that how it is going and another thing which is really important in trading is that you should be emotionally stable during trading. And there are many tutorials about trading in internet and on other links, you have to give a look to them. I hope you will get some information.

DarkDays

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Quote from: hd49728 on August 10, 2021, 10:09:01 AM

Bitsgap and Bitmex testnet

https://bitsgap.com/
https://testnet.bitmex.com/

I got that topic with search. Exchanges Demo, Simulated Accounts, Free Trading Tools?. You have to check each of them because I am not sure all of them are still available for demo trading or trading simulators.

I really appreciate you doing some research and recycling the already great answers associated with this question which you're right has been asked in the past many times.

The idea of recycling answers is something great and in a way we should encourage other users to search first before posting duplicate posts.

The link above has a number of great resources for interactive and demo trading and is good to bring back and refer others because they're very good, some of which I tested and some have not.

VanityWallets2015

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There's a lot of useful links here, thanks for the users who shared this kind of information. To OP I think you need to restudy again putting support and resistance is one of the basics that's being used in doing technical analysis if you can't master it, then you can't move to the next other topics. Practice makes perfect.

BitMaxz

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I would like to add this below it is a good source for learning and trading tools.
You could also find some courses under technical analysis and the best thing are most of the trading tools you can find on this link where you can practice your trading strategy without paying(They mostly called it trading simulator).

- https://github.com/SpiralDevelopment/Awesome-Crypto-Trading

You can also download the "crypto trading pro ebooks" below for free.

- https://pdfcoffee.com/qdownload/cryptotrading-propdf-pdf-free.html

semobo

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You can find technical analysis courses of cryptocurrencies at udemy and other similar sites for very less price and also there are some free guides available so you need the knowledge before using the simulation software and its better try the demo trading as the practical knowledge gainer while the real trading can give the real knowledge and learning from the mistakes will make you better as a trader.

ajochems

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Quote from: 15days on August 09, 2021, 12:55:11 AM

I'm struggling at support and resistance and drawing the lines at the right places. YouTube videos isn't cutting it. A proper course with tests or evaluation points would be great. Any point in the right direction?

Their won't be such course available in internet.Only thing is,you need to try on your own.It may be harder to do at the begining.But it will be easier in future.You need to do it with some consistency.It's important one to get some profit.You can follow some youtube channel which teaching of the trading charts and pattern.Actually,it may happen will the accuracy of 50 percentage.

hd49728

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Bitsgap and Bitmex testnet

https://bitsgap.com/
https://testnet.bitmex.com/

I got that topic with search. Exchanges Demo, Simulated Accounts, Free Trading Tools?. You have to check each of them because I am not sure all of them are still available for demo trading or trading simulators.

so98nn

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There are bunch of tools to predict the market or at least give you next move idea from the historical data. The famous site moneycontrol is the one I personally use. However, the site is profoundly enabled for the stocks and share market view. Almost all the famous to filthy stocks can be found on the site and you can workout the easy math.

May not reach you how to draw the lines, charts etc but it can give you pre-loaded information on the available markets. I mean it’s like they have already worked it out for ya.

hugeblack

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Thank you for this, I was looking too about this simulation software/app mostly the one I checked on google are just bunch of useless simulations. I'll check this list I hope I find some good/interesting software where I can test and analyze my trading, if it doesn't work. I really think I should enter the market and have small investment just for testing and to analyze my trading.

Entering the market is a practical experiment with the idea of controlling emotions and studying market behaviour. Thus, you train yourself with amounts that you are not afraid to lose, and over time you learn to control your emotions, and thus the strategy you have built will be more accurate.
Simulations help me master how to turn theory into money.

hugeblack

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you can use the following simulation software^[2][1] which enables you to analyze your trading activities with zero risk and without paying any fees.
In general, one of the problems of trading is controlling your feelings, even using simulation models may lead to good results, but when you start trading real, feelings lead to many mistakes. So learning how to control your feelings is the most important step>.

[1] https://niffler.co/
[2] https://bitcoinflip.app/

15days

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I'm struggling at support and resistance and drawing the lines at the right places. YouTube videos isn't cutting it. A proper course with tests or evaluation points would be great. Any point in the right direction?

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