What kind of Degree for Forex?

Yes, if you want to work for a company, you must have a degree, this is only for people in economics to know what degree is needed.

when you trade as a trader in a broker , then you have dont need much education or degree , just need a ability to invest money at any broker , but if you want to work in a broker company or any foreign exchange company you have to ensure the real educational certificate or degree.

to become a Forex trader is a easy issue , no requirement no degree. but when it comes to a professional something then you need a degree.

Exactly you do not need a degree in Forex but you need the knowledge about Forex which can be done with resources available on the internet.

I often wonder how people learned back when there was no internet. Obviously the knowledge wasn't available to everyone, like it is now.

What kind of degree is required? None. What kind of degree will be helpful? A degree in finance and perhaps, psychology because in order to understand how the market works one must also have an understanding of how people think.

no degree required... if you want to get there without bs find a mentor (who would be willing to teach ).. and i mean a guy who has a proven record.
And even then theres no guarantee of success but will possibly put u in the right direction

You are absolutely right, no better school than the market itself, even though a Mentor might help.

I saw that you made quite well recently by the way, congratulations.

Your leverage is very low and your drawdown too with great stats so far.

I wonder if vfforexlee ended up studying financial engineering. I sure hope did.

hey man hope you are well ...
yea thanks man just need to keep it going .. (that’s the hard part )

I am doing well, thanks for asking, hope you’re doing well too.

As long as you keep leverage/risk low everything should be fine because less worse, even a 2% profit per month is enough to live when enough capitalized but most importantly is that you could get much investment if you are consistent with only 20% consistent annual return with low drawdown, which most of traders don’t realize.

All my respect to you, you are on the right track.

It depends on the size of one's account though. 2% profit is not a lot of the account is small.

Right, but in terms of performance when compounded, if low drawdown, you could get millions in investment from etoro and Darwinex.

Something many traders fail to understand. There is no shortcut to make big profit, certainly 20%/month isn’t. Only big capital will make you earn big money, not big performance because it goes on pair with big risk and failure.

Correct it’s not a lot In terms
of money .. but we have to think in terms of % and all things being equal ..

any degree that has a fair amount of mathematics and programming will probably come in handy as trading can get quite technical and advanced forms of it will get you into algorithmic/stats based trading. just my two cents

The key is here to start managing others account, not your own, like your own mini fund.

Trading is a zero sum game, period. It is not about how good you are but how better you are. Being an Alpha.

Therefore nothing can be taught to the mass about trading like a surgeon could learn for example, because anything taught to the mass about trading would self adjust the market.

The market doesn’t create any wealth directly, only takes money from one trader to another. If one very successful trader was to train/teach too many traders into his successful trading strategy, the only result will be the market shifting/balancing itself, making it less and less profitable to the point of not being profitable anymore, because it is a zero sum game, anyone still wondering why Trading isn’t taught in college other than money management?

Because again, it doesn’t matter how good you are, what matters is how better you are than other.

Yes, you are absolutely right.


Cheers,

Having a degree isn't necessary for trading. But for those people who have it in finance and economics or even psychology (it can be very useful), it will give more advantages in the initial period. They will learn to trade more quickly and will be better able to control themselves.
But for successful Forex trading the main thing isn't a diploma, but the personal qualities of a trader. Any person who is ready to use his or her existing qualities and wishes to acquire those that are not available can succeed in trading. Many examples of successful traders show that their previous profession and education aren't related to finance. Self-learning, organization, logical thinking, creativity, discipline - this is all that will help people of different professions, ages and educational level to earn money in trading. There are courses, trainings, webinars, video lessons, forums for everyone who has decided to try his or her hand at free access in trading. There are paid and free. All this can be used during training and practice, when there is no experience yet, and in the future, when there is already the necessary experience and skills to improve your trading strategy. So basically any person, of any age and with any experience can try themselves in trading.

Forex is specific. You will not find single subject on this topic, but what would be very helpful to you is macroeconomics, statistics, quantitative economics, financial engineering, and international finance if your university have this subject.