What Mathematical Concepts Support Profits on MetaTrader?

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MetaTrader is a stock trading platform that can potentially serve as a source of supplementary income, though it does not guarantee profits. To effectively utilize the platform, users should focus on financial analysis rather than purely mathematical theories. Recommended reading includes resources on trading strategies, market analysis, and risk management, rather than traditional mathematics. Engaging with these topics will provide a better foundation for successful trading on MetaTrader.
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TL;DR Summary: Asking about meta trader platform and what mathematical theories should i read about

Hello :

Recently got my attention a claim about meta trader platform and how you can use it as supportive income source

What is this platform exactly ?
What should I read to be able to use it (other than the user manual)
What branch of mathematics should I review so I can have supportive income

Any useful book recommendations
Best
Hagop
 
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hagopbul said:
TL;DR Summary: Asking about meta trader platform and what mathematical theories should i read about

Hello :

Recently got my attention a claim about meta trader platform and how you can use it as supportive income source

What is this platform exactly ?
What should I read to be able to use it (other than the user manual)
What branch of mathematics should I review so I can have supportive income

Any useful book recommendations
Best
Hagop
It’s a stock trading platform. There are many. You should be reviewing financial analysis not mathematical analysis. It is not a guaranteed source of income.
 
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