Start by networking with prop traders on LinkedIn and learning basics at babypips.com, which explains price movement, brokers, and indicators. Then pick a trading style—long-term, short-term, or scalping—based on how much risk and overnight positions you can handle.
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learn Forex, there's a few steps that you can start. Reaching out to people on actual, like, LinkedIn, people that have those prop firms in their bio that they're actually trading, could give you a little, like, leg up on what process and people they've been following. First of all, like, when you're just starting, babypips.com is a forum for Forex trading. They have an entire course of, like, the basics. How does price move? How do the brokers work? What do all these indicators mean? You'll finally understand what people are talking about when they use, like, the terminology and stuff. Decide what kind of trader you're going to be. You're going to be long term? It depends. That, that all depends on emotionality and what kind of person you are. So can you hold the trade for a long time? Can you hold it overnight? Are you going to be nervous? Are you going to be able to sleep if it's a lot of money? Long term or short term, or like a scalper where you just want to like get in and out in during the day, then like you're all done, you close your, you close your laptop or whatever. Kind of understand yourself.