How many years to become good at trading?

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Thomas · Accepted Answer

That depends entirely on how quickly you grasp a concept. Rather than just worrying and repeating mistakes, it is better to spend enough time analysing the market and practicing. It would be better to give yourself time to understand market terms and conditions, and how to deal with constant shifts. Start with a small amount of live trading after practicing on a demo for six months. It is important to test your theories and find out what works and what doesn't.

Charles · Answer

Most people never experience it, and a few do after a few years...or more. There are many people who do not have the time, money, or temperament to succeed. If you are well-capitalized, can learn from your mistakes, control your emotions, have excellent money management skills/rules, and are willing to spend countless hours in front of the screen day after day, you might have a chance. A live account cannot replace screen time, and you will never succeed without it.

Kenneth · Answer

Since there is no specific answer to this question, it will vary from person to person. If someone says it took them a year to learn and another to start trading, that doesn't mean it will take you the same amount of time. You can take less or more time than this person. Skills, education, practice, and mindset all play a role. It also depends on how fast you learn. You will learn quickly if you are a fast learner, and if you are a slow learner, it will take you a little longer to learn. Are you able to manage your emotions easily? The answer to this question is crucial to becoming a successful trader. In no time, you will begin to profit if you are good at mathematics, statistics, and graphs. In no time, you will start to profit if you have them. The key is to apply these skills, not to merely possess them.

How many years to become good at trading?

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