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Hello! I am new to this forum. I am interested in learning about candlestick reading. I would appreciate hearing from any that will answer this post WHICH book you found the most helpful?
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I didn't find my favorite tool on other markets. Why there is no "Market depth" tool on a stock exchange for example? Almost every crypto exchange have it, but not ordinary markets. Why? Because I need to analize not a chart alone, but every sell and buy order people make on the market, before I can decide what to do. I can't even imaging how traders can make decision based on what already happened on a price chart and don't take into account what people want to do, basing on the orders they make but not filled yet. -
help What market to focus on for beginners? Stocks or Forex
RedJoker81 posted a topic in Beginners Forum
Hello, I wish to get into trading(maybe day trading). But my question is what should I focus on learning, stocks(btw I know about the $25000 limit but I don't know if I am going trade that many times a week) or Forex, atm I plan to start with 500-1000$. My background would be that I have taken an economics class in which one part was stocking as we had to play a stock market game for around 3 months. Also if you are wondering I don't plan to start real trading for at least a few months(I Plan to practice with demo accounts first and find a profitable strategy first). Thanks for the help!
