In-depth analysis and practical guide
Learn forex trading from scratch, including all basic knowledge and practical skills
Understand the global foreign exchange market opening times to grasp the best trading opportunities
Common mistakes made by new traders and how to avoid these traps
Comparison of two main analytical methods and practical application skills
Professional trading courses categorized by topic
Essential knowledge for getting started with foreign exchange trading
Master chart analysis and trading signals
Key Strategies for Protecting Funds
Keep emotions in check, trade rationally
Advanced trading techniques for professional traders
Proficient in using trading platforms
Choose a suitable learning plan based on your experience level
0-3 months trading experience
3-12 months of trading experience
Over 12 months of trading experience
Start with the "Beginner's Guide" learning path, first learn the basics of foreign exchange trading, understand what currency pairs, spreads, leverage, and other basic concepts are. Then open a demo account for practice, accumulate experience before considering real-money trading.
It depends on your learning pace and goals. Basic knowledge usually takes 1-2 months to master, and forming a stable trading strategy may take 6-12 months. Becoming a professional trader typically requires 2-3 years of continuous learning and practice.
Both are important, I recommend learning them. Technical analysis helps you determine the timing of entry and exit, while fundamental analysis helps you understand the fundamental reasons behind market trends. Most successful traders combine both analysis methods.
Firstly, practice thoroughly on a demo account, secondly, strictly control risks, ensuring that each trade's risk does not exceed 1-2% of the account balance. Most importantly, be patient and don't rush for quick profits.
Besides our educational center, it's recommended to read classic trading books like "Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques" and "Advanced Foreign Exchange Trading." Also, keep an eye on market news and economic calendars to understand significant events that impact exchange rates.