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The main thing you need to understand to start forex trading from scratch is the chart, in order to learn that we will use certain tools to view the charts, so we can see when to trade (buy or sell) and when to not.
These tools that I'm showing to you in the video, will help you to do or improve your technical analysis, check the stocks, currencies or any asset.
And the importance of this tools is for you to see where the market is heading, and where is the trend of the price going, if it's bearish (dropping) or bullish (increasing).
Time Stamps: How To Start Forex Trading From Scratch in 2023 00:00 Intro 00:24 What Are the Charts? 00:49 Where do your Profits Come From? 01:30 Understanding Direction of the Market 02:00 Trading View as the Best Tool for Trading 03:02 Learning Top-Down Analysis 04:26 Taking your Trades 05:52 Learning to Use your Broker 06:47 Types of Market Orders 07:45 What are Lot Sizes? 08:10 Take Profit Area and Stop Loss
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