Books

Hi, this is NorthRay.🤝 Last time, I clicked the "buy" button on a demo account – and I didn't die. I realized one important thing: trading without a foundation is like playing poker without knowing the hand rankings. You can click the button 100 times. But the result will be random. So I sat down and asked myself: "What do I actually know about the market, besides how to place an order?" The answer was sad. Almost nothing. So I went looking for knowledge. Welcome to my complete trading guide – honest, no fluff, and with an explanation of "why this and not that." Why I Didn't Take a $1000 Course While choosing a broker, I was also researching where to learn trading. You know what I saw?🧐 – A "Become a Millionaire in 2 Weeks" course – $999. – Awebinar"The Secret Strategy Banks Are Hiding"–$499. – An "FX Without Risk" intensive – only $299 (a promo ending in 2 hours). I almost fell for it. When you look at beautiful charts and read reviews about "10x my deposit," your brain starts to believe. Thankfully, I have a rule: before buying anything expensive – wait three days. I waited. I read forums. I talked to people who actually bought those courses. The result: 80% of the strategies from such courses are just a retelling of basics from free sources. And the promised "secret indicator settings" don't work in the live market. I decided: start with free and cheap sources. Later, if I realize I need to go deeper – I'll find proper courses (spoiler: they exist, but they're not about "becoming a millionaire in a month"). Books: What I Chose and Why I asked the same forum guys who've been trading for 3–5 years: "Which books would you read again?"...