As the title says, I learned trading in person, offline (my teacher and office is still existing and still using the same system everyday).

Although, I do admit I also wanted a different type of trading, so I tried another system online as well.

But on a whole, I am still with my teacher locally.

How about everyone here?

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lightsun47 

As the title says, I learned trading in person, offline (my teacher and office is still existing and still using the same system everyday). Although, I do admit I also wanted a different type of trading, so I tried another system online as well. But on a whole, I am still with my teacher locally. How about everyone here?

What does learning to trade online and offline mean?

Is it offline=in a classroom and online=learning in front of a screen?

"Learning to trade" is very complicated thing and it would be impossible to tell "where I learned it", as I think I'm still far off, but I can say this that whatever I know/use is accumulation of both online and offline resources I've consumed in a very long time (like since 2015)


I'm just not a smart person

xplorer 

What does learning to trade online and offline mean? Is it offline=in a classroom and online=learning in front of a screen?

I have the same question. What does "learning offline" mean?

Does it mean "before there was online trading"? Maybe "leaning from historical charts"? Or from books? Or does it mean something else? It's not really clear, I'm afraid.

Makes it hard to answer .

Bob.

xplorer 

What does learning to trade online and offline mean? Is it offline=in a classroom and online=learning in front of a screen?

I explained offline meant I learned in a trading class PHYSICALLY, in person with a teaching class with students like me together.

Online meant you learned everything online through vendors / FIO community.

Thanks.

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I've learned everything I know online. Primarily from forums like these and great traders I follow on Twitter. Only once I attended a real-world seminar which was just a sales pitch.