I'm a new trader looking for tips

[Kospy]

I am new to trading, have been doing it for a year and haven't seen any major profits yet, been through ups and downs, ruined several accounts worth mostly 1k, you know how it goes, there are good source of income, but I decided that in the long term I wanted to trade. Right now I'm looking for a mentor or someone who has been in the game for quite some time and is willing to pay you for your time.

[TonidadWind]

This is something people don't understand. There is a huge difference between a professional going online and going around answering questions and actually being your paid bitch.

Spending the time here, I hope someone reads something and maybe someone learns a thing or two. I can do it when I want, I can do it when I'm bored, I can disappear when I'm angry at someone. But if I were a paid tutor, if I didn’t respond for a few days, you wouldn’t accept it.

Most traders do this so we don't have to answer to anyone. If I want to make more money, it's much easier to get more funding than to become someone's mentor. For more funds, I just mirror the trade, which is zero extra work. Or I could basically be your bitch and do more work and make less money. Guess which one the professional traders will choose?

[JosiePiess]

It’s been a year and you haven’t seen any big profits! I started 3 months ago and my profits are in the 30 figures. If you need a good mentor you'll have to pay for it but that won't help much... YouTube is the holy grail of learning to trade, I gained all my skills there from

[RodrickHan]

I trade positions, look at interest rates or swap rates, and hold positions for days or weeks, I don't day trade, that's the only way I can make money.

[Tak-Irvinger]

I find your story interesting.