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how do i learn to trade? is trading only meant for high iq individuals?

>> No.50338541

>>50338503
>trading only meant for high iq individuals?
nope, someone has to lose money so the high iq city folk make it

>> No.50338633

>>50338503
anyone who trades has to have some form of high functioning Autism, and they trade to cover up the fact that the dick cheese they produce isn't enough to add toppings to their burgers.

So in short, trading is for high functioning autists, you'll fit right in.

>> No.50338656

>>50338633
im not high functioning. my iq is very average maybe even slightly below

>> No.50338751

derivatives are for high iq or gamblers
trading in general anyone can do
use investopedia

>> No.50338802

>>50338751
its very overwhelming and my attention is very short. is there like an absolute must know minimum when it comes to trading? like technical analysis type stuff.

>> No.50338821

>>50338503
Most people get greedy or too cocky and lose it all. The "95%" traders lose money isn't a meme

>> No.50338915

>>50338802
the bare minimum is learning to trade simple ta patterns and learning as you go if you want to skip finance and economics i guess
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/technical/112601.asp

>> No.50338970

>>50338503
Dont fall for the high iq meme. Only thing it does is makes you learn faster. Treat it as a serious job, stay diligent and dont give up. Took me 2 years of nonstop starring at graphs and learning how to manage my emotions during cold/hot streaks to be able to make more money than i lose. Now every year I do a little better. My iq is 105

>> No.50339005

>>50338821
i can definitely see that
>>50338915
>>50338970
thanks, learning is hard for me because im very lazy and like to give up easily. hopefully i can find it in me to wake up. im 35 btw so i dont have a lot of time left

>> No.50339091

>>50339005
Dont time pressure yourself anon, 35 is plenty young. Rushing will only make you trade worse.

>> No.50339164

imo its experience. i learned the hard way to take profit, when indicators point towards down trends, etc

>> No.50339166

>>50339091
thanks anon

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50339229

>>50338503
>is trading only meant for high iq individuals?
no not necessarily, anyone can trade.
though selling trading as a high iq activity plays well with midwits, so youll often hear that it is and hear the lie perpetuated among midwits all larping to one another theyre now suddenly high iq. the tell tale sign of a midwit who is lost and pretending to know whats going on is when they start talking about TA.
midwits generally have no appreciation at all for how vast the capability or potential gap really is between themselves and those with a high iq, so they often mimic the behaviour, stories, jokes, ideas and whatever else some kike has labelled as high iq for them, believing that all they have to do is put on a facade of being high iq to get smart boy points from their peers without ever truly understanding how those ideas/behaviours came about in the first place.

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50339414

>>50338503
https://pastebin.com/78iApWWN
I can help you out fren.
Being a good trader is going to take you a long fuckinggg time.
It's not hard to have winning trades, any idiot can throw shit at the wall and hit a winning trade. I mean stocks either go up or down, is it really so hard to guess correctly on some occasions? But doing it consistently and making it so that when you're right you are winning more $ than you are losing when you are wrong is key.

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50339483

>>50339414
I've got loads of learning material in here. All free of charge for frens only.
But we trade mostly stocks and options in here, very little crypto.

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>>50339483

>> No.50339730

>>50339483
I literally read this bc there was a pepe

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50340296

>>50339730
And that's why I slap them on there

>> No.50340341

>>50338970
Yeah this, I just got into trading but had been following the market & developing my own game theory and some of my simulated moves worked out pretty well but once you're in the hot seat and real money is on the line it's easy to forget logic & make rash decisions, which naturally puts you in a shit position

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50340362

>>50339730
Here updated it a bit more for you fren

>> No.50341683

>>50338821
It is a meme though, since that study uses anyone who bought one share of stock at any time for whatever reason. It's a skewed statistic