a few months I was very interested in trading and found that one of the best places to learn was with books.<p>Regarding to books tho, maybe look for books that have been around for a while, instead of a get-rich-quickly random ebook online.<p>My focus was technical trading, which at the end is learning how to read the sentiment of the market (tons of people selling out and the price plummeting, or tons of people buying and the price increasing).<p>There's also fundamental trading, which has to do with learning about the company and if it's currently (under/over)valued and trading accordingly.<p>Whatever you do, spend time learning the language, learning to use stock screeners, understanding why price change, market makers, etc...<p>there's a lot of specific vocabulary and investiopedia is your friend in that regard.<p>A book that I particularly liked was "The Art and Science of Technical Analysis" by Adam Grimes<p>There was another that I can't remember the name right now, but it was mostly about the psychology of the market, i.e. there are tons of people looking at the same graph that you are looking, and they all are trying to predict the future in order to make money... so, mob mentality in a graph!<p>As with everything, be careful, don't invest anything you can't afford to lose and I'm not a financial advisor and all the disclaimers...<p>Good luck with this!