Beginner's Trading Workshop

No you dont, all the information you need will be provided.

Trading involves buying and selling financial assets like stocks, bonds, forex, or cryptocurrencies to profit from price changes. You purchase an asset at a lower price and aim to sell it at a higher price (or vice versa in short selling). Trading occurs through platforms like brokers or exchanges.

You can start with as little as 100 Euro depending on the platform and asset. For example, fractional shares allow stock trading with small amounts, and some forex brokers offer micro-accounts. However, ensure you only trade with money you can afford to lose, as trading carries risks. Start small!

A trading plan is a set of rules defining your goals, risk tolerance, entry/exit strategies, and money management. It keeps you disciplined, prevents emotional decisions, and helps track performance. Without a plan, you’re more likely to make impulsive trades that lead to losses.

Risk management involves strategies to minimize losses, such as: - *Position Sizing*: Risk only 1-2% of your account per trade. - *Stop-Loss Orders*: Automatically sell an asset if it drops to a set price. - *Diversification*: Spread investments across different assets to reduce risk.

Yes, trading is inherently risky, and you can lose more than your initial investment, especially with leverage. Markets are unpredictable, and even experienced traders face losses. Mitigate risks with proper education, a solid plan, and risk management techniques.

Yes, you can trade part-time. Swing or position trading requires less daily time (1-2 hours) compared to day trading or scalping (full-time commitment). Set aside time for research, chart analysis, and monitoring trades, even if just 30 minutes a day.