/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16623305
just watch literally all of no nonsense forex's videos if you're a noob. best foundation you can get in trading and you can apply his algorithm to any market (mostly just a matter of understanding where supply/demand matters and where it doesn't). after that it's just about months and months of backtesting and then paper trading to make sure your edge on the market is good enough to be profitable.

it's basically a lot of up-front work but once you have a reliable system it's just a robotic process of grinding out wins with it over and over and strictly following the rules, remaining disciplined. if your money management and trader psychology are rock-solid you could be profitable in the long run by just flipping coins on every trade, that's a lesson that should have a big impact on you. creating a system is about improving your odds better than 50/50, the better your odds the more money you'll ultimately make in the same amount of time.