Let's learn trading on our own.

 In the post-Soviet space, most people are accustomed to the idea that in order to master any profession, you need to graduate from university.

But the reality right now is that going to university is just wasted time, at least 80 percent of it.

This judgment applies perfectly to trading; many of the famous financiers, and especially traders, did not have any special education.

The main thing is to correctly draw up a study plan and, so that studying does not seem monotonous, combine theory with practical classes.

That is, if you have read how to open a deal in the trading terminal, you need to do it in practice right away.

In general, the training plan can be presented as follows:

Theory – books that will help you understand the very essence of stock trading, learn about the processes that influence prices, and gain some insight into market analysis.

You will find a large selection of useful books in the section - http://time-forex.com/knigi

Practice – technical aspects of working with the trader's terminal. On our website, the main points are described in the section - http://time-forex.com/azbuka

Educational videos on brokers' websites can also be a great help.

Strategy is perhaps the most difficult aspect of this matter. You can know all the theoretical aspects perfectly well but still stubbornly lose money. There are many ready-made strategies available - http://time-forex.com/strategy - or you can create your own.

Self-studying the basics will take you no more than a few months, but learning to trade profitably may never happen. This is a highly individual process and depends on the beginner's personality, ability to analyze the situation, and ability to draw conclusions.

One thing is certain: you can learn trading on your own, and it doesn't take much time.