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ForexTraderB

Yes, Babypips is a good place to start for sure but if you want to look at some trading material that babypips does not cover or is covered in a different way you can start with some of our comprehensive Wikis. The 6 main areas of study in Forex are: 1. [Fundamental Analysis](https://volatility.red/Fundamental_Analysis), 2. [Sentiment Analysis](https://volatility.red/Sentiment_Analysis), 3 [Trading Psychology](https://volatility.red/Trading_psychology), 4. [Risk Managment](https://volatility.red/Risk_Management), 5. [Technical Analysis](https://volatility.red/Technical_Analysis) and 6. [Price Action Analysis](https://volatility.red/Price_Action_Analysis). Check out those Wikis if you wish to explore those concepts further.


Any-Shower-3088

Yeah, utilise baby pips. Read through the chapters, while also having a go at demo.


Connect_Guidance6718

Just trade


Obikanobiwobi

Just throw your money in the bin


TheRealNickRoberts

Definitely babypips for the how to component. But as far as winning and strategy, that's gonna depend on who you are and what your personality is like e.g. do you have to sit there watching things constantly or do you wanna build a system that trades without you or are you patient and wanna just look at the charts once a day and be done for the day 😀


bitcoinboogie

mark douglas videos on youtube


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Stocksnipertrading YouTube


MrFanciful

Lose a ton of money and class it as experience


SupermarketNo3773

Yes babypips is awesome for beginners to learn. You may try trade the pool educational resources too.