I need a trade mentor

[AYOBA]

I have come across different threads discussing trading.
I was initially interested in trading even before I joined this forum, but ever since, I have not met anyone willing to teach me.
Most of the videos I have seen on YouTube are too complex, especially those using tools like the OctaFX App and Exness Trade App.
I am looking for someone who can teach me or recommend a website or link where I can learn trading in a simple and easy-to-understand way.
I am ready and willing to learn

I hope you can endure whatever you come across later in your trading journey. Because a world trading its deserved enough knowledge to know, you mentioned earlier about the YouTube video. There are some of the people who are learning practically through YouTube, but is it just that not everybody is able to grab something easily from the YouTube videos? And that’s why most of the people choose to have the trade mentor.

But since you have so much interest and are willing to learn about trading, and I can see that most of the users here have recommended you with some links on how you can get your trades mentored and move your journey forward without having issues or losing too much money in the process of moving your trading.

[leonair]

I have come across different threads discussing trading.
I was initially interested in trading even before I joined this forum, but ever since, I have not met anyone willing to teach me.
Most of the videos I have seen on YouTube are too complex, especially those using tools like the OctaFX App and Exness Trade App.
I am looking for someone who can teach me or recommend a website or link where I can learn trading in a simple and easy-to-understand way.
I am ready and willing to learn

This is an open discussion forum, you will not get any private mentor here. But if someone pms you, then definitely check their rank and trust because many scammers roam here. You can get the basic idea of trading by watching YouTube tutorials, but no one will tell you the top secret. Always remember that trading is a very difficult thing, you should not become an expert here in any way. No matter from which source you get the idea about trading, always trade with small amounts and if you lose there, try to find the reason for that loss, then you will gradually understand everything yourself. Always try to learn from mistakes.

[Lanatsa]

I have come across different threads discussing trading.
I was initially interested in trading even before I joined this forum, but ever since, I have not met anyone willing to teach me.
Most of the videos I have seen on YouTube are too complex, especially those using tools like the OctaFX App and Exness Trade App.
I am looking for someone who can teach me or recommend a website or link where I can learn trading in a simple and easy-to-understand way.
I am ready and willing to learn

I hope you can endure whatever you come across later in your trading journey. Because a world trading its deserved enough knowledge to know, you mentioned earlier about the YouTube video. There are some of the people who are learning practically through YouTube, but is it just that not everybody is able to grab something easily from the YouTube videos? And that’s why most of the people choose to have the trade mentor.

But since you have so much interest and are willing to learn about trading, and I can see that most of the users here have recommended you with some links on how you can get your trades mentored and move your journey forward without having issues or losing too much money in the process of moving your trading.

Agree into this one on which each person does have that different level when it comes to understanding and coping up things entirely on which there are those who do able to do it without any problems or something that they could already learned up with those free resources that can be found online and into those people who cant be able to understand it out easily or be able to absorb it out on one go and this is why they have that decided on taking up some decisions on having a mentor. If they do have that money that they can spend on it then there's no issue about it, and just like been said that not all people do share up on the same level of learning curve and understanding and thats why they would be ending up on having those much slower grasps into something on which there's nothing we can do about it. Having a trading mentor isnt bad but make it sure that you are that trying out to follow into those who do offer quality trading lessons and training and not just that trying out to pick up basing up on what other people been that hyping on or been that recommendation. You should always be that mindful on checking it out and not just that easily trying to dive in without having that proper checks and research. When you do tend to spend then make it sure that it would be that worthy.

Actually you can be able to learn up for yourself about on how to make trades on which it would be that impossible that you cant be able to learn. It is just that you do need up to exert effort when it comes into this manner. You cant just that be able to make up some learnings without having that engagement. You are the ones will be trying out make up that dealing and you would be the ones will be making out such adjustment and of course you would be needing up to cope up on what are the current dealings that you are currently that been doing. If you do find out on having a mentor is recommended or could fast track yourself then if you do have the money then you can always consider on taking out such action on having a mentor but make it sure that it would be worth it or you would be able to make some learning with those.

[GiftedMAN]

If you are looking forward to learning how to trade as a beginner then I'd suggest you avoid YouTube videos because they would only end up confusing you. Although there are people that Still learning from this medium but it doesn't mean that you will everyone would be able to comprehend the same way. If you are still below the intermediate stage then you should focus on pdf materials so you can learn the terms first

Okay of you, not all YouTuber can explain properly. Frankly, I benefited more than YouTube, when I was interested in learning trading. Then I started with help on YouTube. The beginning is a little complicated, but later I got good fruitful and the help of my older brothers was fairly done in the trading. However, I will suggest learning from the Trading Institute rather than YouTube. Because there is the most taught by practicing there. And anyone can learn trading very easily. But I won't say bad to all the YouTuber. Because I learned to be trading from YouTube myself.

We can be learning trading on so many platforms online and YouTube is one of them that could help us understand more about trading. Getting a mentor is not something we have to go online and look for someone that could fit in to that space.
Before we make someone a trading mentor, at least the person should have impacted positively in our lives to the extend of having a good reason for making that person a mentor. We keep leaning to know more with time!

[Mpamaegbu]

Rather than to pay someone to teach you, you can learn trading from Internet which is free.

Yes, there are resource materials on the internet to learn from but that feel isn't the same as when one is mentored. Mentorship is very crucial for every beginner in any field of their choosing. Don't look at the monetary aspect of it or what you're going to pay to learn directly from someone who had done all that and gone through the process. I'm referring to real traders and not some salesmen masquerading as traders who are only out to sell trading manuals and all that.

Besides, there are traders who also offer free mentorship classes. Not every classes have monetary commitments attached to them. I didn't have a mentor when I started trading (even till now) but with what I've learned today, I would rather have a mentor if I were to start all over again. It saves one all the years of groping in the dark. It saves one time and enables one reach one's goal quickly. When you stand on the shoulders of giants you see very far. That's what mentorship does to one.

[Ricardo11]

If you are looking forward to learning how to trade as a beginner then I'd suggest you avoid YouTube videos because they would only end up confusing you. Although there are people that Still learning from this medium but it doesn't mean that you will everyone would be able to comprehend the same way. If you are still below the intermediate stage then you should focus on pdf materials so you can learn the terms first

Okay of you, not all YouTuber can explain properly. Frankly, I benefited more than YouTube, when I was interested in learning trading. Then I started with help on YouTube. The beginning is a little complicated, but later I got good fruitful and the help of my older brothers was fairly done in the trading. However, I will suggest learning from the Trading Institute rather than YouTube. Because there is the most taught by practicing there. And anyone can learn trading very easily. But I won't say bad to all the YouTuber. Because I learned to be trading from YouTube myself.

We can learning trading on so many platforms online and YouTube is one of them that could help us understand more about trading. Getting a mentor is not something we have to go online and look for someone that could fit in to that space.
Before we make someone a trading mentor, at least the person should have impacted positively in our lives to the extend of having a good reason for making that person a mentor. We keep leaning to know more with time!

Yes, when choosing a trading advisor, you must choose an experienced and ethical advisor, trading is a very sensitive area, so if you take yourself into this subject, you must acquire complete knowledge and skills. To achieve which, you need a lot of time, along with choosing an advisor who influences your mindset, risk management, and discipline. There are a lot of videos related to trading on YouTube, but you will never become a skilled trader by watching them. You have to gradually acquire skills in trading with time and patience, and of course, real experience is needed.

[GiftedMAN]

If you are looking forward to learning how to trade as a beginner then I'd suggest you avoid YouTube videos because they would only end up confusing you. Although there are people that Still learning from this medium but it doesn't mean that you will everyone would be able to comprehend the same way. If you are still below the intermediate stage then you should focus on pdf materials so you can learn the terms first

Okay of you, not all YouTuber can explain properly. Frankly, I benefited more than YouTube, when I was interested in learning trading. Then I started with help on YouTube. The beginning is a little complicated, but later I got good fruitful and the help of my older brothers was fairly done in the trading. However, I will suggest learning from the Trading Institute rather than YouTube. Because there is the most taught by practicing there. And anyone can learn trading very easily. But I won't say bad to all the YouTuber. Because I learned to be trading from YouTube myself.

We can learning trading on so many platforms online and YouTube is one of them that could help us understand more about trading. Getting a mentor is not something we have to go online and look for someone that could fit in to that space.
Before we make someone a trading mentor, at least the person should have impacted positively in our lives to the extend of having a good reason for making that person a mentor. We keep leaning to know more with time!

Yes, when choosing a trading advisor, you must choose an experienced and ethical advisor, trading is a very sensitive area, so if you take yourself into this subject, you must acquire complete knowledge and skills. To achieve which, you need a lot of time, along with choosing an advisor who influences your mindset, risk management, and discipline. There are a lot of videos related to trading on YouTube, but you will never become a skilled trader by watching them. You have to gradually acquire skills in trading with time and patience, and of course, real experience is needed.

That's correct, having a mentor that is well experienced gives you an edge to get the knowledge faster hence you learn through his life experiences and the journey he went through while learning until he got to the position he is now they you are learning from him. A good mentor builds your mindset so that you can handle bad days in trading that's the more reason why watching videos online alone shouldn't be the only place you learn trading. Time, patience, consistency and opportunity utilization are some of the required tools of a good trader after gaining the required skills if you have these things you can trade without expecting more losses.

[DaNNy001]

There are so many videos that talk about trading, first you need to download " the candle stick bible" the candle sticks Bible will help you to understand the market and it will serve as a guide. Then download the meta trader 4 or 5 get acquainted with it, also there are people all around you that knows the market, also it is not also too good to come and be advertising that you are looking for mentors on trading, they may easily scam you. So my advice is to be careful out here because some may render help and scam you.

As beginners these are all the tools you need to start your journey, the mistake most of them make is that they go online Youtube especially to learn how to start trading without learning the basic things, this is why some of them end up getting confused...if you don't familiarize yourself with some certain things you need to stay away from YouTube videos and more importantly stay away from trading mentors

[Cryptmuster]

I have come across different threads discussing trading.
I was initially interested in trading even before I joined this forum, but ever since, I have not met anyone willing to teach me.
Most of the videos I have seen on YouTube are too complex, especially those using tools like the OctaFX App and Exness Trade App.
I am looking for someone who can teach me or recommend a website or link where I can learn trading in a simple and easy-to-understand way.
I am ready and willing to learn

Working with a mentor is very difficult. You will have to do things that are unusual and hard for you, because the mentor will see your mistakes and you will need to be able to change quickly. So it is both difficult and expensive, especially if it is a high level trader who agrees to teach you. But as far as I know, very few of them are interested in teaching beginners. For a beginner, the most accessible way is self education. There are recommendations for literature, so try to study and apply it in practice.

[milewilda]

If you are looking forward to learning how to trade as a beginner then I'd suggest you avoid YouTube videos because they would only end up confusing you. Although there are people that Still learning from this medium but it doesn't mean that you will everyone would be able to comprehend the same way. If you are still below the intermediate stage then you should focus on pdf materials so you can learn the terms first

Okay of you, not all YouTuber can explain properly. Frankly, I benefited more than YouTube, when I was interested in learning trading. Then I started with help on YouTube. The beginning is a little complicated, but later I got good fruitful and the help of my older brothers was fairly done in the trading. However, I will suggest learning from the Trading Institute rather than YouTube. Because there is the most taught by practicing there. And anyone can learn trading very easily. But I won't say bad to all the YouTuber. Because I learned to be trading from YouTube myself.

We can learning trading on so many platforms online and YouTube is one of them that could help us understand more about trading. Getting a mentor is not something we have to go online and look for someone that could fit in to that space.
Before we make someone a trading mentor, at least the person should have impacted positively in our lives to the extend of having a good reason for making that person a mentor. We keep leaning to know more with time!

Yes, when choosing a trading advisor, you must choose an experienced and ethical advisor, trading is a very sensitive area, so if you take yourself into this subject, you must acquire complete knowledge and skills. To achieve which, you need a lot of time, along with choosing an advisor who influences your mindset, risk management, and discipline. There are a lot of videos related to trading on YouTube, but you will never become a skilled trader by watching them. You have to gradually acquire skills in trading with time and patience, and of course, real experience is needed.

That's correct, having a mentor that is well experienced gives you an edge to get the knowledge faster hence you learn through his life experiences and the journey he went through while learning until he got to the position he is now they you are learning from him. A good mentor builds your mindset so that you can handle bad days in trading that's the more reason why watching videos online alone shouldn't be the only place you learn trading. Time, patience, consistency and opportunity utilization are some of the required tools of a good trader after gaining the required skills if you have these things you can trade without expecting more losses.

When you do have a mentor then there's someone who would be backing you up at the moment that you have something to ask or when you are facing up some problems. We do know that not everything could be listed or could be found online whether on Google or with Youtube on which there are those scenarios on which that real experienced people are the ones would be able to solve it out. Actually it would be that situational into this aspect because if you can be able to resolve out those problems on your own without having some searchin for some mentor. Every possible solutions could be found online on which it will be that not  that shocking anymore. When it comes to trading then it would be something that will be just that depending into your preference because learning situations could be that totally basing up into someones approach because each of us does have that different way on how we do make out such actions on where we do prefer on something on which it is that convenient for us.

[Franctoshi]

I have come across different threads discussing trading.
I was initially interested in trading even before I joined this forum, but ever since, I have not met anyone willing to teach me.
Most of the videos I have seen on YouTube are too complex, especially those using tools like the OctaFX App and Exness Trade App.
I am looking for someone who can teach me or recommend a website or link where I can learn trading in a simple and easy-to-understand way.
I am ready and willing to learn

As for someone who is keen to learn trading properly, you need a mentor/guide, and for you to get a mentor, it will definitely gonna cost you some amount of money to tutor you. Even if you watch YouTube video tutorials, there are secrets to learning trading that will never be exposed to you on the internet or the free videos you watch, and they usually keep those information secret for their VIP classes; even some videos are meant to attract you to register for their VIP classes. That's just the hard truth. Also, learning from YouTube is just to gain background knowledge about trading, but the classes that will help you to become that successful trader you wish to are never for free, and It is difficult to see someone who offers you his true knowledge or teaches you a skill for free.

[hutamut]

I don’t think you’ll find a good mentor this way. You’ll found lots of scam or paid promoter groups outside the forum. Be careful when choosing them. In my opinion, try to follow crypto media and learn how to track project updates and analyze news. It will definitely help you in trading.

[GeorgeJohn]

I have come across different threads discussing trading.
I was initially interested in trading even before I joined this forum, but ever since, I have not met anyone willing to teach me.
Most of the videos I have seen on YouTube are too complex, especially those using tools like the OctaFX App and Exness Trade App.
I am looking for someone who can teach me or recommend a website or link where I can learn trading in a simple and easy-to-understand way.
I am ready and willing to learn

What I want you to know is that you can learn trading on your own without a mentor, because I have encountered someone who is into trading but did not obtain the knowledge of trading from anyone except Internet tutorials, so having a mentor is not condenmable but you can work your ass by yourself without a mentor...

Trading is a good something something to do but it have advantages and disadvantages in it, because if you don't understand the basics things of trading you will not excell, but developing yourself as a trader will be more understanding than to acquire the knowledge through a mentor, a bad mentor will not like to teach you everything about trading but if you make your research by yourself and understand the concepts of trading.

[Dzwaafu11]

I have come across different threads discussing trading.
I was initially interested in trading even before I joined this forum, but ever since, I have not met anyone willing to teach me.
Most of the videos I have seen on YouTube are too complex, especially those using tools like the OctaFX App and Exness Trade App.
I am looking for someone who can teach me or recommend a website or link where I can learn trading in a simple and easy-to-understand way.
I am ready and willing to learn

Is there a simple and easy way to learn trading, as you are saying? I don’t think so; trading is complex and is not easy to learn. You must focus and give trading enough time before you will be able to trade. However, since you don’t have anyone who can teach you trading physically, I think focusing on the YouTube videos and other links that have been provided for you will help you out in your trading journey.

However, a mentor is not bad, but in this forum you will hardly get that. There are so many ways to learn trading; you don’t really need a mentor before you start learning trading, but most newbies don’t understand these things. You all make it look like there must be someone to teach you trading physically.

[kawetsriyanto]

Is there a simple and easy way to learn trading, as you are saying? I don’t think so; trading is complex and is not easy to learn. You must focus and give trading enough time before you will be able to trade. However, since you don’t have anyone who can teach you trading physically, I think focusing on the YouTube videos and other links that have been provided for you will help you out in your trading journey.

It will be difficult if we want to master trading in a short time. However, if we want to learn it gradually and we are ready to spend time, I don't think it is very difficult. We must ensure we learn from the basic matters firstly. Just master every basic matter completely before we learn the further lesson. Learning something like strategy or analysis, should done after mastering the basic matters. In this way, everything will be easier. Even without a mentor, it shouldn't be too difficult if we learn it in a proper way.

We can use YT Videos or articles as the learning sources. But we must get them from trusted/reliable sources. Sometimes, this becomes a challenge because not every time we can get the expected learning materials from trusted sources.

However, a mentor is not bad, but in this forum you will hardly get that. There are so many ways to learn trading; you don’t really need a mentor before you start learning trading, but most newbies don’t understand these things. You all make it look like there must be someone to teach you trading physically.

Of course, having a mentor is actually not a bad way in learning trading. Unfortunately, it is difficult to get a trusted mentor (especially an online mentor). The most recommended one, we learn directly from a mentor nearby our home. This can ensure the mentor is a trusted person. If we are familiar with the mentor, we also can ensure his capability in teaching us. However, mostly the professional traders hide their identities. We may not be aware if there are professional traders nearby our home.

[noormcs5]

If you are looking forward to learning how to trade as a beginner then I'd suggest you avoid YouTube videos because they would only end up confusing you. Although there are people that Still learning from this medium but it doesn't mean that you will everyone would be able to comprehend the same way. If you are still below the intermediate stage then you should focus on pdf materials so you can learn the terms first

Okay of you, not all YouTuber can explain properly. Frankly, I benefited more than YouTube, when I was interested in learning trading. Then I started with help on YouTube. The beginning is a little complicated, but later I got good fruitful and the help of my older brothers was fairly done in the trading. However, I will suggest learning from the Trading Institute rather than YouTube. Because there is the most taught by practicing there. And anyone can learn trading very easily. But I won't say bad to all the YouTuber. Because I learned to be trading from YouTube myself.

We can be learning trading on so many platforms online and YouTube is one of them that could help us understand more about trading. Getting a mentor is not something we have to go online and look for someone that could fit in to that space.
Before we make someone a trading mentor, at least the person should have impacted positively in our lives to the extend of having a good reason for making that person a mentor. We keep leaning to know more with time!

Trading mentor maybe nessesary for those who aren't comfortable learning online but if one is willing to learn he can still learn with the free material available online.

However whether anyone learn online or offline, the most important thing is how you trade when you really trade. It is not only about trading but also it is about emotions. How will you react once you win in trade and what is your reaction on your losses, that will become better only with experience. It's also a phycology and emotional control that needs to be learnt apart from trading itself.

[Dave1]

If you are looking forward to learning how to trade as a beginner then I'd suggest you avoid YouTube videos because they would only end up confusing you. Although there are people that Still learning from this medium but it doesn't mean that you will everyone would be able to comprehend the same way. If you are still below the intermediate stage then you should focus on pdf materials so you can learn the terms first

Okay of you, not all YouTuber can explain properly. Frankly, I benefited more than YouTube, when I was interested in learning trading. Then I started with help on YouTube. The beginning is a little complicated, but later I got good fruitful and the help of my older brothers was fairly done in the trading. However, I will suggest learning from the Trading Institute rather than YouTube. Because there is the most taught by practicing there. And anyone can learn trading very easily. But I won't say bad to all the YouTuber. Because I learned to be trading from YouTube myself.

We can be learning trading on so many platforms online and YouTube is one of them that could help us understand more about trading. Getting a mentor is not something we have to go online and look for someone that could fit in to that space.
Before we make someone a trading mentor, at least the person should have impacted positively in our lives to the extend of having a good reason for making that person a mentor. We keep leaning to know more with time!

Trading mentor maybe nessesary for those who aren't comfortable learning online but if one is willing to learn he can still learn with the free material available online.

However whether anyone learn online or offline, the most important thing is how you trade when you really trade. It is not only about trading but also it is about emotions. How will you react once you win in trade and what is your reaction on your losses, that will become better only with experience. It's also a phycology and emotional control that needs to be learnt apart from trading itself.

But perhaps if you are resourceful, you might find a lot of videos in YT that can help you out. Or as what most of us do before, we uses a demo account to just to know how to trade and learn everything from scratch.

And there could be what most of the successful traders did in the beginning. Demo account before venturing to real life trading. Of course it's not going to be a perfect and smooth transition. You might faces roadblocks, but a long the way, you should have learn something and improved every day. So instead of hiring someone to mentor you out, just do everything with yourself and for sure the hardship will all be worth it in the future.

[Ndabagi01]

I have come across different threads discussing trading.
I was initially interested in trading even before I joined this forum, but ever since, I have not met anyone willing to teach me.
Most of the videos I have seen on YouTube are too complex, especially those using tools like the OctaFX App and Exness Trade App.
I am looking for someone who can teach me or recommend a website or link where I can learn trading in a simple and easy-to-understand way.
I am ready and willing to learn

You will never get all the informations you need about trading online or any YouTube channels. You will always get the basis and that’s all for you until you strive further on your own to buy more courses or get a private tutor to guide you through your journey. As complex and profitable that trading is today, you will never get anyone that will be willing to teach you for free, you’ve to pay something to them, at least to show your commitment to what you want to learn even though it is a non-significant amount of money. If you have one that’s willing to teach you for free it’s a good one and you should try them out while also developing yourself more about trading.

[Findingnemo]

I don’t think you’ll find a good mentor this way. You’ll found lots of scam or paid promoter groups outside the forum. Be careful when choosing them. In my opinion, try to follow crypto media and learn how to track project updates and analyze news. It will definitely help you in trading.

That's what he said is complex, I would suggest avoid looking at those projects and just concentrate on Bitcoin which makes a life of trader a lot easier than keep tracking thousands of shitcoins and every news related to them. And we don't really need a mentor at all, it will become familiar once we start doing it and we even have demo trading accounts which we can try trading and also the strategies then we can go to trade with real money but always start with a small capital.

[AGogi2003]

Rather than to pay someone to teach you, you can learn trading from Internet which is free. You can use Google as your way to find so many good lesson and you can learn from that. You can skip the video about OctaFX and Exness Trade App and make your keyword to the point.

The example of the keyword is how to trade in Binance or others. You can also use the other keyword such as how to learn trading and similar on that. It needs your creativity to search for what you looking for so that will need time. It is worth to search and learn by yourself so you will get the point of the lessons.

In my opinion, I think is a good idea to have a mentor to teach you more about trading an guide you hope. Searching about trading and trying to learn on Internet, I don't think you can learn everything in the Internet because not everything they will teach you about trading. But if you have mentor that you know and believe that won't run with your funds, and is honest enough with you am sure you will get better understanding then Internet. Leaning through physical explanation is more good then just looking at the smartphone on YouTube trying to learn. Trading is risky and I can says is no for anyone, because is very risky and know one can bear the risks involved. Because they have many traders that have stop trading because of the loses, so they stop and go back to investment.