Trading and investing are different jobs

Investing, in the plain sense, is buying a claim on a business or a broad basket of businesses and holding it long enough for the business to matter more than today's quote. Trading is trying to benefit from shorter agreements between buyers and sellers. The charts can look similar. The work is not.

An investor who thinks in decades can ignore an ordinary Tuesday. A trader who thinks in hours cannot, because the Tuesday is the whole job. Borrowing the calm of investing while taking the leverage of a short-term position is how people sit through losses they never sized.

Name which job you are practicing today. If it is trading, you need an invalidation, a size, and a session rule. If it is investing, a candle course will not answer whether the business is any good.

AcademyTrade teaches the trading side: how to read a meeting of buyers and sellers, and how to keep the loss written down. It does not pick companies, funds, or brokers for you.