Where can I learn Technical Analysis to Cryptocurrencies?

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Quote from: Zackgeno96 on June 29, 2020, 03:39:37 AM

YouTube is having tons of information about crypto investing and technical analysis along with the explanation of how they got the resultant graph that they are showing in their video. Also there are a lot of things that we can learn from traditional trading books, many things are also same in crypto just like trading stocks. Also practice is the most important in learning along with the theoretical knowledge that we gain from the books, because you will make many mistakes when you enter the market that you learn to rectify with the experience that you gain with time.

Youtube now is one of the sources of the common factors in having information about trading technical analysis and might also fundamental.
But though, don't you rely on one video only, refer as many as you can so you have more sources in your technical analysis.

I suggest also having your own research and study about support and resistance as your good indicator of trading. In babypips.com you will learn How to Calculate Pivot Points. This is really helpful if you know how to platten a graph of price and find your support and resistance level.

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There are a lot of forums out there that can help you learn on cryptocurrencies and how the market works, Even in this forum I can see people giving their ideas and knowledge here for free. But if you have the money or connection, Then i would suggest if you have your own mentor teach you about Cryptocurrencies.

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Quote from: Lorence.xD on June 27, 2020, 09:33:31 PM

Quote from: MCobian on June 27, 2020, 01:36:52 PM

There are many ways to learn Technical Analysis for crypto, the easiest way to use the Google search engine. Can also learn from social media,
now many groups have opened Technical Analysis training. Can also learn from the YouTube platform, or can also follow a seminar on cryptocurrency.
If you have a cryptocurrency community, you can start learning from there. Just choose one that is comfortable for you.

You could also use trading itself in my opinion because when real money is involved all the analysis will be applied and you will not be half-assed about it because you will experience real loss, you might want to be sure what you are doing because this involves real money, the risk is high but the reward is bigger because you eventually learn along the way and if you are a lucky newbie then you might also earn along the way.

I agree that you would learn a lot more by trading yourself but you are replying to a completely different question actually. I mean the OP asked for how we can learn about technical analysis that is how to know the structure of the coin like the scalability, functioning and other important aspects.

In my opinion the best way to learn technical aspects is actually first read their whitepaper and understand the structure and how they are proceeding with their project, in my investing experience of a few years I am so good now that a copied or forced whitepaper is just peanuts to detect for me and I never invest in a project where I do not see the commitment from team and a copied whitepaper is just the proof of how lazy they must be.

Another thing you can do is to read about their team and learn about their experience and past projects while sometimes you can learn a lot by reading some articles on medium and other sources.

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Quote from: Renampun on June 26, 2020, 03:20:49 PM

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Actually not the best way, but one option that can be chosen depends on your own abilities. Hiring a trusted and professional mentor in the science of trading analysis will indeed make you learn directly and at the same time practice the science of analysis directly in front of your mentor. But the issue of costs that must be spent will also be more if you do the private class. There is a cheaper option, which is by attending a seminar / special trading class which is only open for a few participants. This will save more on your expenses.

It all depends on how we learn and understand the knowledge we receive. Nothing is instant, everything needs a process.

the seminar wasn't very good, but the special trading class was a good choice...
if we only attend the seminar, we cannot freely ask the seminar speaker because in the field things often happen that are not explained by the speaker. special trading class is first which is good IMO because we can ask personally with those who teach us but at the beginning of joining we must submit it first.

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Quote from: Wexnident on June 28, 2020, 03:56:46 AM

You can check out this list and see whether one catches your eye. You can also lookup a few guides on the site itself (Investopedia) about the various terminologies you need to understand as well as various sites you might be able to use for TA's. Lastly, you can also look up on Youtube (or any other site that gives videos of people doing TA's) and try to see how they do it. Ofc, this isn't really reliable since they might just be speaking gibberish, but you can nonetheless try. Just don't take their word for it 100%.

Investopedia must be a great resources for all the trading aspirants to get start with for the people like OP. OP is sounding like not compete new to trading but seems new to technical analysis; the best part of OP is he is not asking about how to start crypto trading but they are concerned about technical analysis part of crypto trading. For the people who knows the basics of trading then next step must be learning about the methodology of trading which includes strategy of technical analysis along with money management principles.

After investorpedia, I like to recommend youtube videos. They are really awesome to explain us like a real life mentor. But the problem is finding out right videos/channels. I am not going to mention any youtube channels here but people like OP must take time to find the right one according to their English level; also local language video tutorials are also available nowadays to make us studying more effective and in quicker timeframe.

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Quote from: Leo on June 28, 2020, 03:04:25 AM

YouTube is having tons of information about crypto investing and technical analysis along with the explanation of how they got the resultant graph that they are showing in their video. Also there are a lot of things that we can learn from traditional trading books, many things are also same in crypto just like trading stocks. Also practice is the most important in learning along with the theoretical knowledge that we gain from the books, because you will make many mistakes when you enter the market that you learn to rectify with the experience that you gain with time.

Agree! You can look for tutorial videos on Youtube to learn the fundamental skills and knowledge about the market. Then you can continue studying Trading Analysis such as Chart analysis, Trend analysis, etc. However, I suggest you register for a formal online course. The reason is that they have specific plans that walk you through the process of learning!

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Quote from: Leo on June 28, 2020, 03:04:25 AM

The combination of babypips and YouTube video of technical analysis will go a long way in helping you out, there are some cool dudes on YouTube who give a well detailed explanation on it, the reason I prefer video tutorials to babypips is because it tends to be less boring

YouTube is having tons of information about crypto investing and technical analysis along with the explanation of how they got the resultant graph that they are showing in their video. Also there are a lot of things that we can learn from traditional trading books, many things are also same in crypto just like trading stocks. Also practice is the most important in learning along with the theoretical knowledge that we gain from the books, because you will make many mistakes when you enter the market that you learn to rectify with the experience that you gain with time.

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Quote from: Hopebrignt on April 24, 2020, 04:55:06 AM

Hello there,

I want to learn about Technical Analysis. Can you recommend some online courses and books?

Many thanks. Wink

There are some Youtube influencers out there who are more on technical analysis in various cryptocurrencies. For sure, you can start with them. However, if you are definitely looking for some online courses to start with, I would definitely recommend NewsCrypto.

From there, you can learn from A to Z about cryptocurrency trading (especially technical analysis) plus state-of-the-art trading tools for just a small monthly subscription price. You can also check out TraderCobb, Udemy and Trading Heroes as well for lessons in technical analysis for cryptocurrency trading.

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There are sites that let you perform simulation of TA's. You can try them out and I believe that you can learn either from stocks or Cryptos. In the end, it's the process that counts, and what your studying shouldn't really affect the progress that much.

You can check out this list and see whether one catches your eye. You can also lookup a few guides on the site itself (Investopedia) about the various terminologies you need to understand as well as various sites you might be able to use for TA's. Lastly, you can also look up on Youtube (or any other site that gives videos of people doing TA's) and try to see how they do it. Ofc, this isn't really reliable since they might just be speaking gibberish, but you can nonetheless try. Just don't take their word for it 100%.

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The combination of babypips and YouTube video of technical analysis will go a long way in helping you out, there are some cool dudes on YouTube who give a well detailed explanation on it, the reason I prefer video tutorials to babypips is because it tends to be less boring

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I have so much sites that I tend to visit when I was learning about technical analysis. One of them are;

- A guide for Beginners about TA

- How to Apply TA

And actually there are many more. Youtube and this forum helps me a lot to improve my understandings about technical analysis. Everything is possible if we have a patience to learn what we are aiming for.

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Quote from: MCobian on June 27, 2020, 01:36:52 PM

There are many ways to learn Technical Analysis for crypto, the easiest way to use the Google search engine. Can also learn from social media,
now many groups have opened Technical Analysis training. Can also learn from the YouTube platform, or can also follow a seminar on cryptocurrency.
If you have a cryptocurrency community, you can start learning from there. Just choose one that is comfortable for you.

You could also use trading itself in my opinion because when real money is involved all the analysis will be applied and you will not be half-assed about it because you will experience real loss, you might want to be sure what you are doing because this involves real money, the risk is high but the reward is bigger because you eventually learn along the way and if you are a lucky newbie then you might also earn along the way.

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There are many ways to learn Technical Analysis for crypto, the easiest way to use the Google search engine. Can also learn from social media,
now many groups have opened Technical Analysis training. Can also learn from the YouTube platform, or can also follow a seminar on cryptocurrency.
If you have a cryptocurrency community, you can start learning from there. Just choose one that is comfortable for you.

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Quote from: Ridwan Fauzi on June 26, 2020, 06:39:14 PM

You can search by using google and you will find a lot of article/blog which can help you to learn technical analyst to trade. But don't be strange if you get many articles about trading forex because it is the same when you trade in crypto currency, I mean you can learn the strategy and you can apply it in crypto trading.

There have been a lot of articles, blogs, reviews on a certain way to create a technical analysis, I've read some of it and it is quite useful, however, in times like this where the uncertainty is certain technical analysis will give you less than you expected, in short I don't think technical analysis is a enough to go engage with the market according to what you have read or watched. Cryptocurrency in general is volatile, most are decentralized and I don't think patterns works these days, I'm not so sure about technical analysis really, it might lead you to such a great losses.

Quote from: Ridwan Fauzi on June 26, 2020, 06:39:14 PM

Also, you can learn it from the youtube channel, I get used to using some youtube channel to compare my analyst and other people analyst. It can help you to make a decision or make you confident about your trading strategy or your technical analyst. There is no obstacle for you to start trading and learning it until you find what you want as long as you keep try and try although you find a lose for the first time you trade.

And then here it goes, the widely known source of trading knowledge, youtube. I must admit, I've watch some videos on youtube on how to gain/profit but I must confess, it's not always working. So it is really better to do things on your own. Research is the key!

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Quote from: Last of the V8s on April 24, 2020, 05:00:07 AM

babypips and investopedia
Some exchanges have practise areas where no real money is involved.
But frankly it's all voodoo for 99% of people, so please be very sceptical.
If it worked everyone would do it. So it couldn't work.

Babypips is really suitable for a trader no matter if you are a beginner or a professional. There are a lot of ideas, information and techniques there that you can use as you try to start trading. Most of the essential things in trading are experience, practice and application.

Learning trading is not enough, you should master it and grow from it so that you will become better and better in any transaction that you are doing.

Technical Analysis is one of the most important thing that you perform first if you want to engage in trading. This will help you understand how trading works and improve the strength and effectiveness of the strategies that you are going to make. But the best thing in technical analysis is that it can make your good decision making better.

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There is nothing you paid for that is not available for free, it all depends on your ability to search and filter away the noise. Google will definitely be your best friend. This is the first thing to do before jumping into trading cryptocurrencies but the reverse is the case for more than 80%.

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Quote from: Hopebrignt on April 24, 2020, 04:55:06 AM

Hello there,

I want to learn about Technical Analysis. Can you recommend some online courses and books?

Many thanks. Wink

In addition to watching trading videos, reading ebooks, learning how to trade with both fundamental and technical analysis are the main tool in your arsenal having done with those stuffs, you will start demo trading ie stimulating a trade via some of the aforementioned platforms so that you can be well prepare to deal with your emotion and psychology when you go live, of course practicing or demoing is a different ball game compared to live trading due to fear and other factors.

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Quote from: Hopebrignt on April 24, 2020, 04:55:06 AM

Hello there,

I want to learn about Technical Analysis. Can you recommend some online courses and books?

Many thanks. Wink

Since I have mentioned about these sources in detail in such topics before, I do not want to write a detailed message here again, but I would like to make some resource suggestions to help you. Some resources you can use;

- Google and other search engines
- Free articles
- Paid or Free Youtube Video Trainings
- Forex Analysis Channels, Websites and Articles

Also, I want to give you one last piece of advice. Individuals who do not have the trouble of research do not make money even if they have technical analysis knowledge because money markets are always a place that requires follow-up and you need to improve yourself. For this reason, I do not think that someone who cannot learn such a simple subject by researching can make money after learning technical analysis. My goal is not to humiliate you, but only to warn and advise.

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Quote from: Hopebrignt on April 24, 2020, 04:55:06 AM

I want to learn about Technical Analysis. Can you recommend some online courses and books?

There are lots of places online where you can learn about technical analysis in cryptocurrency trading.. I will recommend that you check out the guys at Udemy, there is a course there that teaches about technical analysis in trading, they teach you everything you have to know about it from A to Z, though it’s not for free; the course there is around $199.99 and if you’re lucky you might be getting up to 90% discount when you sign up.

If you don’t want to make use of Udemy, you can just be checking out some websites that provides free contents and be picking up some points till you have gathered every knowledge you need. You can check out Medium.com, and also YouTube videos, since they are practical.

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Quote from: Renampun on June 26, 2020, 03:20:49 PM

-snip-the best way IMO is to find a trusted mentor, you can pay for it personally and meet the person directly without fear of being deceived.

Actually not the best way, but one option that can be chosen depends on your own abilities. Hiring a trusted and professional mentor in the science of trading analysis will indeed make you learn directly and at the same time practice the science of analysis directly in front of your mentor. But the issue of costs that must be spent will also be more if you do the private class. There is a cheaper option, which is by attending a seminar / special trading class which is only open for a few participants. This will save more on your expenses.

It all depends on how we learn and understand the knowledge we receive. Nothing is instant, everything needs a process.

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