How Emre explored his passion and took a leap into the trading world

I would describe myself as a hard-working 32-year-old sales representative from Istanbul, Turkey. All my adult years, I had been fascinated by the world of trading; I’d read books, watch tutorials, and even sign up for finance webinars for some reason. I didn’t have any plans to start, so this fascination seemed to lead nowhere. That was probably because, as a breadwinner for my family, I could never find the time or the extra money to get started. But when the world came to a standstill, I found myself with a lot of free time on my hands. I thought if not now, I might never have had another chance to pursue this. 

I went online to find a trading platform, and after hours and hours of research, my choice finally landed on Binomo. Jumping a bit forward, I’m so glad that I chose this platform. I firmly believe that I wouldn’t have had such a great time learning and growing my trading skills if it wasn’t for Binomo. Back to when I first started trading: I decided to use a combination of technical analysis and news events and set up a crypto wallet. From what I learned prior to trading and after testing a few ideas on a demo account, this seemed like the most reasonable approach for me.

How Omar grew as a businessman and as a trader

I’m not sure if it’s because I’ve spent a lot of time learning and reading or if it just comes naturally to me, but I noticed a nice increase in my income. Now that I recall those times, it wasn’t much of a surprise because I’ve been putting in a lot of effort and dedication toward it. I should also mention that my trades were pretty small, so my profits weren’t massive by any means. But it felt nice to have additional funds to pay off a few small loans and cover some expenses without having to worry too much.

I’m now more comfortable exploring more opportunities and making bigger trades. But believe it or not, my approach hasn’t changed. I still use a mix of technical analysis and news and take advantage of my ability to identify trends and patterns (which I incidentally developed through my day job in sales). My heart remains in trading, and I’ve no plans to stop anytime soon.