r/FOREXTRADING

I really want to learn and understand forex trading . I've been trying to look into it for a while, but I can't seem to connect the dots. I want to achieve that financial freedom which salary can't offer. Is there anyone who knows an individual or an institution i can learn it from? Thank you in advance

Hello there. My name is Ruthan. I’m 19, Iranian, and currently studying marine navigation for merchant vessels, with no income whatsoever, basically broke and living on my father's salary.

I want to get into trading, but I don’t have the slightest idea how—or even where—to begin. Honestly, with everything going on in Iran right now, there aren’t really any part-time jobs I could take up to earn some money. There’s also no telling when conflict might arise, and if a war breaks out, I’m concerned that the international internet could be shut down by the IRGC, making it even harder to work or earn money online.

So, is there any trading course you could recommend that I could download and study? I want to learn the very basics—everything that actually matters—and put my all into it.

And if there’s any advice you’d like to give me, I’d be more than happy to hear it.

Thank you so much.

I don't have enough knowledge about trading, but I have sufficient information about when a stock will rise and when it will drop to zero or jump to the top. You can test me on a trial task. I am looking to work as an assistant to those who have experience in this field.

Hi, this is Timothy. I’m currently a day trader my current strategy is liquidity sweeps but the bad part about that is I can’t identify a liquidity everytime and also there’s just not enough setups (~3 trades/month) so I’ve been thinking about finding a new strategy and was hoping to see if any of you could help me or give me some tips. Thanks a lot!

Hi, I’m a male 27 years old right now. I’m doing a remote job which is giving me good money to cover my expenses even though I’m living with my family. I am not making a lot of money for me but it works now. I am very interested in trading forex. I see that it can be a very good sort of income. I’m not thinking it as shortcut for Lamborghini or buying luxurious mansions but I want to take trading seriously as it is really a thing. There are a lot of people in our country who are trading and they are not making noises as we see in social media full of trading influencers. So, I’m seeking advise that how can I really start trading? What sort of basic knowledge I need to learn, how can I set up a strategy? How can I back test and later on How can I execute? How can I create my mindset? How can I manage risk and everything. Seeking advice from professional traders who are in this profession and making in good amount of money with good risk reward ratio that will be very much helpful.

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Hey Ahmedabad folks! 👋 So I've been trading crypto and commodities on Exness for a while now, but mostly solo just me, my charts, and my own overthinking 😅 Kinda miss having people to talk to when the market's doing something crazy, or just to share wins/losses. Anyone else here into trading? Would love to build a small group WhatsApp or Telegram, nothing fancy — where we can chat, share ideas, and figure things out together. If that sounds like your vibe, comment or DM me, let's connect! 🙌

So bored alone yaar, Even Indian market folks are invited if you are genuinely a profitable trader or have a good RR strategy because i left after having losses but doing well in Commodity and some times crypto

Laptop died on me mid trip about 8 months ago and I figured I'd see how long gold trading survives on just a phone. Still haven't gone back.

For context, swing style, 2-3 setups a week, everything hangs on alerts at levels I mark in advance.

The app side turned out messier than the trading side. MT5 mobile is fine until you open anything above 1H, then the chart starts stuttering, plus alerts silently died on me twice. MT4 mobile gives you the same problems wrapped in a 2009 interface. TradingView is where I actually draw, but executing means hopping over to the broker app every time, which gets old fast on a phone.

Last couple months I've been sitting in my pu prime broker app, rendering is smoother than MT5 and alerts land consistently so far, the catch is it's their own platform, so everything I get used to there stays behind if I ever move brokers.

For holds of 6+ hours where alerts do the watching, I genuinely stopped missing the second monitor. Phone pings, I look at the level, decide, back to whatever I was doing.

I’ve noticed a lot of people are interested in Forex/CFD trading but struggle with the same questions:
• How does Forex actually work?
• What moves currencies, gold and indices?
• How do you manage risk?
• Which trading platform should you use?
• How do you read charts without blindly following signals?

The goal isn’t to promise profits or sell “get-rich-quick” strategies. It’s to **learn the market, understand risk, develop a strategy and make your own informed decisions.**

I’m currently working with **Platform in Business Bay, Dubai**, where we provide access to a CFD trading platform along with educational resources for people who want to understand the markets before putting their money at risk.

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Also, will trading be something that becomes a all your life? Is that realistic to achieve it all after 30-35?

Also should I start with proprfirms or direct live account with my own funds?

Anyone here trading both Indian markets and Forex?

I’m curious to hear from traders who have experience in both.
• Which market did you eventually feel more comfortable with after gaining a few years of experience?
• What issues did you face — from your broker’s side or from your own trading decisions?
• Which market gave you the best learning experiences?
• Where did you earn the most and where did you lose the most?
• Based on your journey, which market would you recommend for:
• Beginners
• Intermediate traders
• Professional traders