Which app is best for learning to trade
In short: Look for an app with exercises on real charts and feedback on your answers, free theory and a virtual account on live prices — and without real money, signals or promises of income. One such app is Extremum: 119 lessons with exercises, a reference and a simulator, free to start.
What to look for
Practice, not just videos: knowledge sticks through exercises. Answer checking: the app should show where you went wrong. Risk management in the programme, not just patterns. Honesty: no "guaranteed 300%".
What is inside Extremum
Lessons from market basics to Smart Money and Wyckoff, six exercises in each — "two charts, one answer" and topic questions — with feedback after every one. A reference of 96 articles and 221 terms, a simulator on live prices with a virtual $10,000, and an AI mentor that explains your mistakes. Five languages: English, Russian, Kazakh, Ukrainian and Uzbek. Android — Google Play and RuStore, iPhone — App Store.
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