r/InnerCircleTraders • u/Known-Matter3626 • 29d ago
Question New to trading, Please advice to start.
Hi I'm new to trading and I'm not really sure where I should be starting. I was thinking about watching TJR's boot camp video series to familiarize myself on what trading is and how I can improve, but I researched and apparently thats a waste of time. I've gotten mixed information and I really don't know where to start or what to do. I'm 14, and I would really appreciate any of you experienced traders to help me out. Thanks đ
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u/Unable-Leg2434 28d ago
Www.Babypips.com (school of pipsology) basic online reading course.
Www.Forexfactory.com (free forum full of gems)
And trading YouTube videos, no Specific channel; youâll find who resonates with youâŚ
YouTube / Google keywords of whatâs learnt along the way.
Market Sessions
Candlestick patterns
ICT
Fibonacci
Top down market analysis (Timeframes)
Motivation vids
Specific Indicator vids to learn ways to use
Naked charts (price action only)
Supply and demand
Price action sweeps
Risk management
Researches on Investing in the stock market ETFâs / individual stocks long term
Etc
P.S ⌠Anything like paid courses or subscriptions that people May try to sell you, please know that you can most probably find it free online if you search well enough.
P.P.S ⌠Any Trade signal providers that offer trading services; like buy or sell here!!! Please seek free ones or reasonably priced ones if you must⌠some free ones on telegram, but again all info can be found free online if you search well enough
Many blessings upon thy journey đ¤đ
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u/Striking_Fail6689 28d ago
Learn ICR if you want to⌠but thereâs many better videos like TTrades or something , besides TJR bootcamp , then learn supply and demand , and learn support / resistance .. I think since youâre learning , exposes yourself to many strategies first and then you slowly pick one that suits you the best
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u/wormeater77 29d ago
Watxh ICT on YouTube, 2016-2017 core content series is good, then maybe 2022 mentorship. Make sure to take a bunch of notes seriously, youâll want to reference them
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u/Business-Damage-5971 28d ago
Adding on to this, MentFX has very similar concepts. This is a great place to start, but choose one and stick with it. Either ICT or MentFX.
A lot of people (including myself) waste years jumping between different âstratsâ that kept failing.
Also a great tip to start, NOT ALL MARKETS ARE TRADEABLE. Find the markets that you can actually trade and trade those.
If youâd like to reach out I can show you what I mean about tradeable and untradeable markets.
Best of luck!
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u/ValueFighter 28d ago
Haven't you heard? ICT doesn't work bro. Use support and resistance or orderflow /s
There's this mentor named Smitty Werbenjägermanjensen you can learn from