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1. Select a course with a firm behind it to work with you. Some courses are simply traders selling ''secrets.' There really are no secrets to good trading. All real Forex trading courses offer sound principles that allow you to make the best decisions for your financial needs.Look for a course given through a company platform so you have the backing of a strong financial company behind you. This allows you to use the company's resources and advice, and it gives you a reputation of being affiliated with the company.
2. Decide whether you want to use a company with a format that exists entirely online, or one that you download to your computer. There are pros and cons to both. The downloadable platform lets you work with the system while offline. That can be a big plus if you use a laptop computer and move about a lot in areas without good connectivity.Completely online platforms use a lot less of your computer's resources. If you do not have a large hard drive or RAM, this can be a big factor.
3. Read the company's theories and make sure you are comfortable with them. Don't take chances on unusual or new methods. Save that kind of risk for when you are experienced enough to judge the quality of a program.
4. Watch out for false promises. Some companies promise profits that are unreasonable. Any trading is risky, and you can lose money doing it. No company should claim otherwise. Other promises might involve claims of accuracy, or scientific backing. None of those types of claims are possible.
5. Select a course that has a platform you can try before you choose it. You need to be able to download the program the company uses so you can see whether it fits your skills, computer abilities, and your personality. Look for a program that fulfills your desires for information and pleasing layout. It is a good idea to download or open (online versions) as many programs from different companies that you can so you can get a good idea of what you like personally.
6. Make sure you are comfortable with the way the program works. Any Forex training course should provide charts so you can learn how to gauge the currencies. You should feel comfortable moving about inside the program and confident that you can access all of the materials.
7. Read the company's guarantee, and make sure it covers dissatisfaction fr any reason. Avoid guarantees with disclaimers, which give companies a way of backing out of their guarantees.
8. Don't bite off more than you can chew. There are courses out there that involve students in direct execution of trades. This is a very advanced atmosphere, and unless you have a strong financial background it is better to find a course that provides 'manual override.' With the manual override option you still make choices based on a broader spectrum of rules without the need to make every trade. You can choose stops and can be involved with your money management.