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This is a really good question. I can only do what I do. How does one learn about trading and the market without getting ripped off first from those You Tube Scammers etc? Please help this fellow out out if you can with suggestions.

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Trader Brian Jones

@MasterBJones

Aug 25, 2020

I have been following you for a just over a month and like everything you about thank you so much for being the righteous one here You say all the ppl charging to teach on YouTube or what not is all laughable I agree can you please point me in a direction. What would be the best?

2:31 AM · Aug 25, 2020Twitter Web App

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Read books. I also like the pennies going in raw series on the podcast on iOS. Also joining free discords they have material and most members are nice enough to guide you. But I am sure experience and hands on is the best way to learn.

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1) stay the hell away from stocktwits 2) tdameritrade has a library of videos 3) set alerts for

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tweets after you review his trades and decide for yourself. Actually do that for any "trader" on #fintwit 4) a lot of good videos on YouTube

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Gotta get involved in free discord communities honestly, no better way to do it if you’re new. Otherwise you’ll most likely end up chasing or another step behind

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Just be cautious of the pump and dumpers

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Paper trading. I believe experience is the best teacher. By paper trading you can have that experience without the risk of losing money. Once you think you are ready start with a very small account (500-1000) to learn to trade with real money and feelings in play.