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Nice! Lezgoo kita kits soon 🙂

Oo noh lupit tlga ni Mr x 🤩🙂

Chill is life 😁😁

Nice! More tips sayo lezgawww 🤩

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Salamat din bro kita kits soon let's go! 🤩🙂

Thank coach Job and coach X for the knowledge shared to us beginners..

@@kazumicute717 welcome.good luck 🤩🙂

Kayang kaya mo din yan .aral lng ng aral mabuti 🙂 practice2 muna. Jan din ako nag simula .

Kita kits! Bro 🙂

Lezgoo!🤩🙂

Recommend ko Trading in the Zone by Mark Douglas

Yown lezzgo!🙂

thank you :)

Wala nmn need specs etc. Basta laptop or pc pwede na yan yung walang lag tyaka internet connection 😁 🙂

@@JobZamora Thanks coach JobZ!

Yown Lezzgo!🤩

Lezgo!!🤩🙂

May mga strategy talaga for sideways markets pero personally di ko recommend kasi hindi siya kasing sureball ng trending market, mas lalo na beginner

There is no trading psychology. 10% of your focus will get you 10% of results. Any business takes at least 100% of your focus.

1. "Trading in the Zone: Master the Market with Confidence, Discipline, and a Winning Attitude" by Mark Douglas: This book is a classic in the trading world, addressing the psychological attitudes that are key to achieving trading success. 2. "The Disciplined Trader: Developing Winning Attitudes" also by Mark Douglas: It's another highly recommended book, focusing on how to develop the disciplined mindset that's so important in trading. 3. "The Psychology of Trading: Tools and Techniques for Minding the Markets" by Brett N. Steenbarger: Steenbarger is a professional psychologist and trader, offering insight into overcoming emotional obstacles and improving trading consistency and profitability. 4. "Mind Over Markets: Power Trading with Market Generated Information" by James F. Dalton: This book offers a deep dive into market psychology and how understanding it can give you an edge in trading. 5. "Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman: While not specifically about trading, this book by Nobel laureate Kahneman explores the dichotomy between two modes of thought ("fast" and "slow"), which can greatly influence decision-making processes in trading.

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How can someone know a professional trader that is trustworthy when legit ones are hard to find this days.

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wala :) hindi kami nagbibigay signal kasi bawal magbigay ng financial advise kung walang license :) but we offer chart analysis to our students para pwede nila gamitin as reference sa trades nila🙂Nag tururo kami mag chart analysis 🙂

So far sa experience namin safe yan :)

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Hello! Sige pwede ko tong sagutin. So to simply answer that question, not possible for a beginner. Paminsan may mga beginner's luck na pwedeng mapaangat agad ang $20 USD pero hindi sustainable. Second, it's possible na iangat ang account mo from $20 pero mahirap at matagal if you use proper risk management. And with small capital, very tight ang magiging risk management mo so medyo limited ang magiging galaw. Kaya recommended usually $200 to $300 ang starting capital :) Yung mga iba na nakikita mo siguro na pinapalaki account from $20 agad agad, most likely nagrrisk ng sobrang laki, pero delikado gawin yan kasi one or two trades lang pwedeng masunog na account :)

@@XanderWeeG Thank you so much po for answering my question.. 🙂 will take note of this po... God Bless!

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beg to disagree. trading inlvove money and no person with gusto loss money grinning. seeing numbers and counting money are not the same. there is a human psyche in trading any financial market and derivatives.

@@ipendot That's a gambling. There is no trading department in the psychology science. You can double check this with any university, Accounting deals with even much more money and people, and there is no accounting psychology either.