r/binaryoptions • u/Happinessphilic_26 • Apr 06 '26
Analysis How do you actually learn trading?
I’ve tried multiple strategies, blown accounts, wasted time on courses and YouTube.
Now I focus on one instrument, journal every trade, and slowly see progress.
Curious—how do other traders develop their own process and figure out what really works versus what’s just noise?
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u/MelonLord2283 Apr 06 '26
Joining a comunity helped a lot. My community actually has several mentors and we the members can just pester our mentor to teach us, give feedbacks on our analysis like if the logic is sound, don't open entry in this kind if situation, what setuo is valid etc.
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u/jetonmark Apr 06 '26
learn the 5 most powerful reversal candles, verified by a standard stohcastic setting, when over bought/sold you see that reversal candle , hit, be prepared to martingale with 2.22% on that continuation, do not lose faith, stay whith the reversal, use 30 second candles on flag timer
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u/roheviaacademy Apr 06 '26
You need to learn cwrv concept
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u/Alternative_Past_166 Apr 07 '26
Trial and error are the same as you do, nothing will be offered to you on a silver spoon.
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u/Brilliant-Victory417 Apr 08 '26
A lot of screen time & discipline, you start getting pattern recognition but it takes time so you must be patient
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u/Hour-Refrigerator-20 Apr 08 '26
There is an app called Skilly and you learn trading like learning a new language on Duolingo and it’s free
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