I’m just starting to learn my way around this platform, and I’ve realized that the main problem isn’t the buttons but the confusion in my head. At first, I watched various videos, then tried several indicators at once, and in the end I couldn’t even explain to myself why I had opened a trade. Now I’ve decided to take a calmer approach: I’m studying the basics, looking at charts on one timeframe, and writing down exactly what I noticed before entering.
Basically, my pocket option training currently consists of using a demo account and keeping a small observation journal. But I’m not quite sure how best to structure the process: should I start with candlesticks and levels, then move on to indicators, or can I study them in parallel? And how much time did you usually devote to practice before moving on to more advanced settings? I want to understand the logic of the market first, rather than simply repeating other people’s signals. How did this stage go for you?
Basically, my pocket option training currently consists of using a demo account and keeping a small observation journal. But I’m not quite sure how best to structure the process: should I start with candlesticks and levels, then move on to indicators, or can I study them in parallel? And how much time did you usually devote to practice before moving on to more advanced settings? I want to understand the logic of the market first, rather than simply repeating other people’s signals. How did this stage go for you?