If you want to learn more about the stock market you should start by asking yourself how you view the stock market and what you plan on doing there. Different people have different objectives, but it is important to realize what your objectives really are before you start investing money.
Before making a decision, make sure that you first get all the facts, identify as all the alternative actions as possible, evaluate each possible decision, consult others, if at all possible, and then make a decision. When there’s something you don’t know how to do, take it upon yourself to learn. When you know what’s best for you, so do what is necessary to make that happen.
The goal is to buy good companies at a reasonable price. Buying companies solely because their market price has fallen will get you nowhere. Never "fall in love" with a stock. If it is a loser, let it go. Do not over-hold any stock just waiting (hoping) for it to get back to even.
A key thing that a trader must do is acknowledge that you will have losing trades. If a trade moves against you, as a trader you need to be willing to accept that loss just as you are willing to accept the winning trades.
Understanding the stock market can never be mastered. It will require the stock market investor or day trader to put to practice what they have learned and repeat the process until they master the topic.
Enjoy the week by enjoying each moment that comes your way.
Good luck and safe trading!