Those who wish to learn Fundamental Analysis and confused about where to start, pls visit the tweet below and the comments in it.
Lots of quality suggestions from many traders here.
I wish to learn the basic fundamental analysis. Pls suggest any YouTube channels (English) for that.
— Aneesh Philomina Antony (@ProdigalTrader) July 6, 2021
What am looking for is to build the very basics in the subject
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all the useful ( which i think are useful) threads are compiled in one tweet.
its meant to get all the useful infos in one place
pls chk the comments below
philosophy trap in
its meant to get all the useful infos in one place
pls chk the comments below
philosophy trap in
Often u would find a struggling person talks philosophy
— Aneesh Philomina Antony (ProdigalTrader) (@ProdigalTrader) October 19, 2020
Bcz, that's easy
Kind of accepting what's happening as inevitable
It's fate & u r bound to take it
But very few guys,
refuse philosophy
decide to fight
Make a plan
start from scratch
&
persist with hard work
They win
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