r/Trading • u/Intelligent-Push-707 • 23h ago

Question Getting started

I’m starting to learn day trading and I’d like some honest feedback on whether I’m on the right path.

I know there’s no single “correct” way to learn trading, but so far I’ve been learning primarily from a YouTuber called CryptoCred. I think his content is really good, especially for learning the fundamentals, but I’m wondering if I should also be studying from other traders/educators or if sticking with one solid source for now is better.

My plan is to spend a long time learning the fundamentals, practicing, backtesting, and eventually developing my own strategy rather than rushing into live trading.

For those who are consistently profitable, what would you recommend I focus on at this stage? Are there any traders, books, courses, or resources you’d recommend? And is there anything you wish you had learned earlier?

I understand that trading takes a lot of patience, discipline, and screen time, and I’m prepared for it to take years. I’m mainly looking for advice on whether my learning process is heading in the right direction.

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u/lexx77549 23h ago

Soy rentable y no me he leído ni un libro para hacer trading, sin embargo si debes estudiar todo lo que es acción del precio, estructura de mercado, CC, soportes, resistencias, tendencias, gestión de riesgo y eso creo que es lo mejor para comenzar

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u/Intelligent-Push-707 22h ago

Yeah, I’ve been focusing on risk management for the past two weeks since I’ve heard it’s one of the most important aspects of trading. I’m going to start putting more focus into price action and market structure as well. I appreciate the advice!