Kardec Trader argues new traders should master market structure first: price action, supply and demand, order flow. Then learn your own behavioral triggers around losses and wins so you can manage emotions when real money is on the line.
I think a new trader should solely focus on understanding price action, understanding the context of the market, understanding supply and demand, and understanding order flow. A new trader should be able to put those pieces together to understand the probability of the market where it has a high chance of moving to. And then the second thing I think a new tradition focus on is learning about themselves. How does this new trader respond to the market? How does he or she respond when a stock or a trade hits their stop loss? How do they respond when their trade goes into profit? How do they respond when when they're up on the trade more than expected? These are reactions you need to understand and learn about yourself and know how you will react to these trades.
