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- 胡貿昌·08-25TOPI’ve been interested in trading for a while, but every time I try to start, I feel like there is too much information to learn. If you were starting again from zero, what would you learn first?1Report
- Zi Hsu·08-25TOPOne thing I learned from @Owen Moshey teaching is that a trader’s advantage doesn’t come from knowing the most information. It comes from knowing which information actually matters. Understanding why price moves, where buyers and sellers are positioned, and how to manage risk gives you a foundation that works across different market conditions.1Report
- Zi Hsu·08-25A lot of beginners get trapped learning dozens of indicators, patterns, and setups without understanding the foundation behind them. The first things I would focus on are market structure, price action, liquidity, risk management, and trading psychology.1Report
- Yu Jie Niu·08-26[Strong][Strong]1Report
