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A chat on subreddit /r/wallstreetbets
human
I see, so you didnt really start off with a reference point? 
  
 If so, on average, how many reading hours does it take to be a efficient trader at varying understanding levels? Are learning different complexity of trading strategies a good way to see progression?  
  
 I understand that trading also has losses, and I am willing to lose money, so trading strategies can also cause losses

gpt
Videos for sure, as well as actually trading or looking around on a trading platform. No idea how much reading it could take for someone to master this stuff as I haven't read any books. When I was starting and wanted to learn the difference between calls/puts, I watched probably a dozen or so videos. Eventually it made sense. Then watched videos about spreads. Then every other strategy after that is a combination of options.