I think getting new knowledge helps you to stay motivated, especially in the beginning. As you always want to apply the absorbed information immediately.
It’s because the market is one of the most unpredictable things in the world. It’s relatively predictable in range only, but many need some time to understand this.
This looks quite neat! Putting together this much of an information in a way that looks squared away is by all means no mean feat. Kudos.
I like the simplicty in a lot of the dashboards in the thread. I wonder if it would be profitable sticking to the signals of highest conviction in the dashboard in a sixty to ninety day timeframes.
You know, I'd state partly.
Some newcomers cherish demo trading for its teaching aspect. Indeed, if you want to immerse into trading activity, you are obliged to pass through all stages that include acquaintance wiht your broker, examination of learning materials and practicing on demo. However, the matter is how much time the one requires to devote to demo trading? The less is better.
Is it a step? Undoubtedly, but not a huge one. A real step is commencing from making a first deposit, and opening a first position in live.
