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Quote from: asyakashi on September 16, 2018, 06:53:16 PM

You can learn for free by using various media.
to understand crypto trading you only need time to read and practice it gradually. or you ask in the forum and discuss directly on youtube. I never paid for it.

Plus it would also help you save you from trading all your Bitcoins away if you are honest with yourself from the beginning of your "trading journey".

I used to believe that I can make some extra money by "day trading" after my day job. Hahaha.

But it was not the style for me. Then I started buying the dip with a plan to "HODL" starting on June of 2016. I am "in the green" ever since.

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Availing of educational lesson from a professional trader might be worth of your money if you will plan to invest a very large money in the market since losing that amount is not a joke at all — could be a life-changing moment if ever. In short, committing a mistake is not an option.

But on the other hand, if you are only a small investor then I think your wit and common sense was already enough. You could just also rely on the opinions of other crypto investors who became successful already, on social medias or even on the research of your own. If you fail then that still be fine because aside from minimal losses only, you also learned a lesson which makes you a better investor. Considered not totally bad at all

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Quote from: Ahasca on September 16, 2018, 05:56:11 PM

It's largely considered to be almost a necessity to pay for some kind of education if you are planning on becoming a stock trader.
How many people have paid for some kind of trading education, either focusing in stock trading or in crypto trading.
Do you think it's helped you?
What was your experience through trading education either paid or unpaid?

Paying for education is good but how people understand and use it on the right way is also important. Some people chose school for education but another take challenge direct on the field, up to them. Knowledge is basic ( first step ) and second step is practice, as long they do that, understand real market is more easy. Trust me.

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Quote from: Ahasca on September 16, 2018, 05:56:11 PM

It's largely considered to be almost a necessity to pay for some kind of education if you are planning on becoming a stock trader.
How many people have paid for some kind of trading education, either focusing in stock trading or in crypto trading.
Do you think it's helped you?
What was your experience through trading education either paid or unpaid?

Will in my own opinion,crypto education are usefull but in order that we must pay to become a stock traders are fraud,because there is a free educate ourself by looking in youtube or other resources in obtain to become a good traders,therefore im not in favor,in paying to become a successfull traders as part of educating ourself,because there are some generous person or investor who are willing to teach as long as you wanted to learn about digital currency trading system.

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I paid for an options trading course once. It bored the shit out of me. I called up a dealer (this was pre internet) bought some options that sounded fun and then promptly forgot about them.

When I remembered I called up and they'd tripled in price.

What is the lesson? Not sure, I wouldn't pay for anything that's so widely available on the internet these days. Following the right Twitter accounts would teach you more than any paid course.

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I only pay for internet services, because I get free trade knowledge from my friends and from search engines like Google, there may be paid but it's through services like buying a business ebook and trading tips.

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Yeah. That's smart plan. Knowledge is power. When i was newbie, i learned everything. Now i have some lessons and experience to see and analyse the market. From that i can predict the future.

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Quote from: Ahasca on September 16, 2018, 05:56:11 PM

It's largely considered to be almost a necessity to pay for some kind of education if you are planning on becoming a stock trader.
How many people have paid for some kind of trading education, either focusing in stock trading or in crypto trading.

I have enrolled on a local stock trading years ago because I wanted to learn it.

Quote from: Ahasca on September 16, 2018, 05:56:11 PM

Do you think it's helped you?

Yes, it was a good start on my end. I did know the basics that help me during my stock trading years.

Quote from: Ahasca on September 16, 2018, 05:56:11 PM

What was your experience through trading education either paid or unpaid?

It was good but so-so I must say. Me and my friends had a good experience going through that 1 week seminar. I was fairly young then. But crypto trading, no, I didn't went on another learning curve, although there are a lot of difference, at least I have the foundation, I already read articles to supplement my knowledge to transition from stock to crypto trading.

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You can learn for free by using various media.
to understand crypto trading you only need time to read and practice it gradually. or you ask in the forum and discuss directly on youtube. I never paid for it.

Ahasca

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It's largely considered to be almost a necessity to pay for some kind of education if you are planning on becoming a stock trader.
How many people have paid for some kind of trading education, either focusing in stock trading or in crypto trading.
Do you think it's helped you?
What was your experience through trading education either paid or unpaid?

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