Welcome to One Million Academy

Start reading extensively online, read specialized books on trading, and ask as many questions as you can to successful traders whenever you get the chance.

We strongly advise you to start trading on a demo account until you achieve a profit percentage of 60% or more before moving to a live account. We recommend starting with small amounts to prove to yourself that you can make consistent profits, and then gradually increase your capital over time.

Just like you, we have been searching for good information and sifting through a lot of scams designed to lure aspiring traders and drain their money for shoddy courses at very high prices.

In fact, our group didn't start out with big plans to offer a paid service. But as questions from more and more people increased, so did the need to focus our efforts to help our fellow struggling traders. In order for us to invest the time and effort required, we have to generate an income that makes up for lost trading time or other sources of income.

Yes and no. You can certainly treat the financial market like a casino, but no successful long-term trader does.

While it is true that there will be days when you lose money in the market, this is part of trading. Your job as a trader is to maintain a positive P/L ratio by having as much knowledge as possible to make informed decisions based on available information that may move the stock in a predictable direction. If you do that, you can be a successful trader.

It depends on what kind of person you are. Some people learn best in a structured environment, and others learn more quickly through self-directed learning.

There is a huge amount of free material available online, but learning this way forces you to sift through useless content to find the gems you're looking for. A good paid course designed by profitable traders will have their proven methods explained and condensed in an easy-to-understand format. You'll also get the chance to ask experienced traders if you're confused.

There is no fixed answer to this question, as it varies from person to person depending on time, practice, and previous experience.

Generally speaking, it can take a beginner 6 months to 2 years to develop basic skills, while it can take many years to master trading professionally. What is important is constant learning, regular practice and patience with the results.

You can start with relatively small amounts, even 100-500 dollars in some cases. But more important than the amount is that the money is surplus and you can afford to lose it without it affecting your daily life.

We strongly advise against using money for necessities such as rent, food, or education for trading. Start with what you can afford to lose, and when you become a profitable trader you can gradually increase your capital.