Fauly
07-03-2005, 10:00 PM
In certain professions there looks like a route. I will use an example I'm familiar with: if You Would like to become a professor in a university that the course is straightforward (not to be mistaken with simple): Receive a PhD, a BS, do a Post-Doc, apply for a place in Academia. The road to becoming a trader appears to be unclear to me personally. Nevertheless, I am curious to know what route people with this forum chose to become Currency Market traders.
Can you choose a formal class? Can you read a whole lot of books? Can you begin practicing by yourself? Can you begin working in a situation in? Did you pay to get a trading trainer? Can you trade? In that case, how can you collect enough capital to start trading time at the first loion? I am only attempting to have a handle on what sort. All I'm doing is reading books and practicing using a demo accounts.
Can you choose a formal class? Can you read a whole lot of books? Can you begin practicing by yourself? Can you begin working in a situation in? Did you pay to get a trading trainer? Can you trade? In that case, how can you collect enough capital to start trading time at the first loion? I am only attempting to have a handle on what sort. All I'm doing is reading books and practicing using a demo accounts.