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How to start trading as a beginner

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  • Mac-Collins

    🔑 Step 1: Understand What Trading Means

     

    Trading simply means buying and selling financial assets (like forex, stocks, crypto, or commodities) with the aim of making profit from price changes.

     

    You don’t need to overcomplicate it — you buy low, sell high (or sell high, buy back low).

     

     

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    📚 Step 2: Learn the Market Basics

     

    Forex → Currencies (e.g., EUR/USD, GBP/USD, Gold).

     

    Stocks → Company shares (e.g., Apple, Tesla).

     

    Crypto → Digital coins (e.g., Bitcoin, Ethereum).

     

    Commodities → Gold, Oil, Silver.

     

     

    👉 As a beginner, forex or crypto is usually easier to start with because of small capital requirements.

     

     

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    🛠 Step 3: Get the Tools

     

    Trading Platform → MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), or TradingView.

     

    Broker Account → A regulated broker (e.g., Exness, Deriv, OctaFX).

     

    Demo Account → Always start with demo (practice money) before risking real money.

     

     

     

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    📊 Step 4: Learn Analysis

     

    There are 2 main ways to know when to enter a trade:

     

    1. Technical Analysis (Charts & Indicators)

     

    Support & Resistance

     

    Trend lines

     

    Moving Averages, RSI, MACD

     

     

     

    2. Fundamental Analysis (News & Economy)

     

    Central bank decisions

     

    Inflation reports

     

    Big economic news (e.g., NFP, CPI)

     

     

     

     

    👉 As a beginner, focus more on simple chart patterns + support/resistance before diving into complex strategies.

     

     

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    💰 Step 5: Risk Management (The Survival Key)

     

    Never risk more than 1–2% of your account in one trade.

     

    Always use Stop Loss (SL).

     

    Have realistic profit targets (don’t chase every move).

     

     

    Example: If you start with $100, risk only $1–$2 per trade.

     

     

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    📈 Step 6: Practice a Simple Strategy

     

    Here’s a basic beginner strategy (trend-following):

     

    1. Find a pair that’s trending (price moving clearly up or down).

     

     

    2. Wait for a pullback (small opposite move).

     

     

    3. Enter in the direction of the trend.

     

     

    4. Place Stop Loss below/above the last swing.

     

     

    5. Target at least 1:2 Risk-Reward.

     

     

     

     

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    🧠 Step 7: Build the Trader’s Mindset

     

    Be patient — don’t rush profits.

     

    Stick to your plan.

     

    Accept losses as part of the game.

     

    Keep learning daily.

     

     

     

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    ✅ As a beginner:

     

    1. Open a
    2. demo account.

     

     

    2. Practice a simple strategy.

     

     

    3. Risk small when going live.

     

     

    4. Learn gradually — no need to rush.

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