Grand Rapids, Michigan
Experience: Advanced
Platform: Tradestation... NT
Trading: ES
Posts: 41 since Jul 2017
Thanks Given: 69
Thanks Received: 44
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Hi Nick, welcome to the forum. First, I'm no expert, just my opinion. I think you should first learn to trade on a simulator.
Learn how to enter and exit trades, how to add indicators, and how the platform operates. If you can't make money on a simulator, you won't make money trading live. Once you've practiced for a while, things you read on the forum will make more sense to you and you can ask questions. Trading is a life long process and can take many years before you can be profitable...
Things I wouldn't do: Treat the simulator like an video game. Pay someone for a system or an indicator. Pay someone to trade for you. Trade with money that you can't afford to lose. Trade live before you can consistently make money on the simulator. Try to copy someone else's trading plan(Learn your own sytle of trading).
Last, Keep a journal... It can help you from repeating the same mistakes.
I hope this helps.
George
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