Nowadays in internet we can get whatever information we need in any subject. Lot of trading related materials are available. Then why profitable traders ratio is very less ? One of the reason is mindset. And another reason is unorganised knowledge. Lets say for example a library contain books in various subjects, but they are not organised subjectwise. In that case can we find the book we need in an easy way? How long it will take to find the book you want? Even though the library has all subject books, since it is not organised, it is nearly useless, gives confusion and takes lot of time to access the book we want. Similarly when you are learning, organise whatever you have learnt. Master each and every small things you are learning. It will take time, but it does not matter. What matters is you are learning everything in an organised way. Knowledge is power when it is organised. You can make use of the power of knowledge if it is organised. After gaining knowledge practice it. Do you have organised knowledge? Have you mastered what you have learnt? Are you practicing it ?
well, that's a good one. Organised learning! Those who are new gets lost on their way towards learning/trading.. It would be great if experienced people like you shares us what things we should learn in sequence. Of course practice and individual effort is required..
vanathi
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@spark142, Newbie traders read any trading book like a mewspaper with the urgency to finish it fast. Instead take one topic, study it in different angles, practice it, then go to next topic. By doing this, execution speed will increase.
raizadavibhuti
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@vanathi, So as a newbie what should be the starting point or syllabus to understand the nuances of trading ? I am very much eager to learn and get educated before I put my hard earned money in trading. Can you suggest some structure of things to learn (charts, theories, studies etc. etc. ) Thanks in advance, appreciate if you can help a complete newbie like me