I have tried several trading applications. In general I feel that they do not allow a smooth, computer-like experience.

And in fact the use of the computer in trading still remains in use, and seems preferred. Although the smartphone makes booking orders or even trading more convenient and accessible.

Various platforms have also emerged, which allow for gradual investment, thanks to artificial intelligence (AI).

Although similar tools already existed even before the wide spread of AI and its terminology.

Indeed, with a small percentage allocated in different markets, every day, every week, or for different periods, profits may or may not be realized.

So while such an approach is worthwhile, it is also worth remembering that not all of one’s assets should be invested. Especially if you are still studying this area.

Actually there are also people who specialize in the financial field who can suggest, precisely financial advisors, how to move according to one’s goals and possibilities.

In the meantime, one can learn. At the very least through the demos made available by the various online platforms.

So whether it is trading through CFDs (Contract For Difference; Contract For Difference), futures or simply stock investments (or part of them), thinking in a continuous perspective and with longer timeframes could result in fewer losses, although it is not assured.