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11/07/18

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Originally posted by Cruisin ↑

Hi everyone,

Thanks for all your suggestions on tips on how to learn to daytrade. I'm not sure where to start so took the advice I got from here from last to try paid online lessons, have enquired for one but to the tune of $2k USD to watch 27 Dvds and mentoring, tools etc. I prefer it to be more interactive. Someone from here said earlier to use free lessons on YouTube however there's no interaction and no proper flow of syllabus. I would like to hear from others on how they learn to daytrade.

Many thanks

Cheers

For any tips and suggestions, Pls do email me at [email protected]. I'm looking to hearing from you guys and start this new learning! I'm very eager to learn

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Daytraders tend to buy on credit , not a good idea when you are starting off.
I would highly recomend to start trading short-term before you do anything silly with credit.
Good luck.
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