Hey there. I’m still working on signing up for my paper account and having a hard time finding the answer to a question. I am an American citizen living in Turkey. We have about nine months left here, will go to the US for 8 to 12 months, And then we are headed to Moscow . When I’m signing up, what do I put for country? I read through quite a bit of the FAQ and tried to pull up the link for countries where accounts were allowed, but couldn’t find a very straightforward answer. I worry that using a VPN could cause confusion with the site and cause problems with my account. Thoughts?

Hi. today i have a question. I have been trading in my paper account in tradingview app. I have no idea if my wins are reflected after commissions or fees or spread?!!!. i think that commissions or fees aren't apply in paper account!!! My question is , how much on average are in percentage the total fees, comission and spread??? If I were a swing trader, what would be the total costs of each, for example, 10000 dollar trading (buy and sell)? Thanks.

Hey everyone. I’m pretty new in the group. I live in Turkey (I’m American)and started listening to “how to make money in stocks“ on audiobook rather than waiting for it to get here by mail. There’s a lot of great stuff, but I was wondering if anyone knew how to access the PDFs and graphs and descriptions that he’s giving in the book. I don’t mind buying the hardcopy of the book, but it will take about a month to get here. Suggestions?

My plan is to put money into my Stocks account every month until I am ready to start daytrading using real money and I have been looking at the simple weekend routine and the can slim system in the William O’Neill book. I feel like many aspects of the can slim system are watching what other people are buying. Has anyone found good ways to find out that kind of information?

Hi everyone, it’s Akin from London. I’m glad to be here with you, and many thanks to Tyler for creating this environment. I’m in the early stages of learning and have a question about it. Is it really possible to learn Options and Technical Analysis in the first 6 months? The recommended books on these topics total more than 1,100 pages, which feels overwhelming to study and absorb properly. In this case, how should I approach these books or topics? Watching Tyler's videos probably won’t be enough, and starting the books from page one feels like reading The Lord of the Rings. I just need some guidance because I'll be starting with Options soon and, of course, Technical Analysis after that. Many thanks.