Van Tharp – The ABCs of Trading Course for Beginner

This course will answer those questions (as well as many more) over several, easy-to-follow lessons written in terms that any trading novice can understand.

If you want to learn more about the basics of trading, this is the perfect course for you!

This course will answer the question of “How do I start trading?” (as well as much more) over several, easy-to-follow lessons written in terms that any trading novice can understand.

Most people start trading by opening a brokerage account, making a lot of trades, and losing a lot of money in the process.

How do we know this? Many traders find the Van Tharp Institute after they have paid many (many!) thousands of dollars of tuition to the market. If you have enough money and time, you might learn enough in the markets to trade successfully-eventually. But there is an easier way: prepare to trade before you start.

Dr. Tharp believes that you need to put as much effort into your trading education as you would entering any other profession, and the best way to do that is to make sure you know the basics.

This course guides you step-by-step through the basics necessary to begin trading: markets, trading systems, order types, trading psychology, business planning, and much, much more. Knowing how to trade properly from the start can reduce your losses, increase your profits, and prevent a lot of stress.

What You’ll Learn In The ABCs of Trading Course for Beginner :

The difference between trading and investing
How the equity, debt, currency, and futures markets differ and how they are alike
How to read price charts
The differences between technical analysis and fundamental analysis and how traders use them
What different order types are and the kind of circumstances where they best fit
How your personal psychology has a big effect on your trading results
What it means when people say day trading, swing trading, and long-term trading
How to make a trade from setup to exit, etc.
The kinds of questions to ask yourself and prospective brokers before you put your money with a broker. You could save yourself hundreds (or even thousands) of dollars and many hours of frustration by understanding which broker will fit your needs.