I am Studying Architecture, would it be advisable to practice Forex trade along side? or is chasing two things not a good idea?

I'd concentrate on one and when you have that down, and are earning money doing it, then get into Forex. Forex is a great way to make really good money, with little time and effort but there is a lot to know and having to stop and shift to architecture and back and forth - I would advise against it.

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How much money do you have? If your studying architecture and still have enough to trade chances as re you don't want to risk it because you already have enough.

Forex trade is very speculative.

Focus on your passion then it's not work.

forex is like burning your money. If you are in school, you probably do not have enough to be burning it.

You could lose $100k and still not have a clue what you are doing.

One has nothing to do with the other. And one has a 99.5% chance of loss.

One is crazy stupid.

Follow your interests but study the history of

Things to see what held up the best and what

Was structurally weak and should not be used

Again. Frank Lloyd wrights unsupported over

Hanging roofs was stupid but looked chic or

Cool unlit high winds hit them and broke them

Or caused them to move all around and creek

And make lots of noises all day and night.

Things must be built worth the strongest

Materials and materials designed to last

In the environment your building in. Building

Is very precise and very complex and it's

Hard to get everything perfect unless you

Think carefully about every aspect of every

Thing. What exactly should go in the concrete?

Standard concrete is 4 times weaker than

Commercial concrete. Sadly almost every

Home and building stupidly use standard

Concrete that cracks too easily and doesn't

Last that long. We need to update our states

Building codes and strengthen our construction

Standards.