I'm sitting here thinking about the best way to get into Pocket Option training without going in circles and making the same mistakes over and over. On demo, it all seems simple: click, look, and вроде you think you understand. But then on the real account it's a completely different picture, and you start rushing, getting nervous, you get the idea. Right now it feels to me like I didn't really build a proper approach, but just keep jumping from one idea to another.
I tried spending a couple of evenings watching how price moves on short candles, but without a proper system it all quickly turns into a mess. Maybe someone has really built a solid starting point for themselves — where did you begin, with demo, with observation, with some simple rules? I'm curious how you cut out the unnecessary stuff, because for now I'm more confused than I'm learning.
I tried spending a couple of evenings watching how price moves on short candles, but without a proper system it all quickly turns into a mess. Maybe someone has really built a solid starting point for themselves — where did you begin, with demo, with observation, with some simple rules? I'm curious how you cut out the unnecessary stuff, because for now I'm more confused than I'm learning.