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Member Since Jan 24, 2012 2 posts
ARBUZZ
Feb 18 at 19:36
On which website can I find information on what days it's not recommended to trade?
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Member Since Feb 18, 2012 3 posts
TremtJohn
Feb 18 at 22:52
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You should learn from different sites. Check google for the following: Forex trading lessons Forex trading tech analys Tehnical analysis Learn not just when not tor trade but everything else. Trade Demo for months and then, go live with at leat 1000 $, less will end you up loosing. For your original question: Dont trade on late friday, dont trade when big news are coming out - you can check these on forexfactory, yahoofinance or here. |
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Member Since Aug 06, 2011 85 posts
Gary Sharp (myfxpt)
Feb 20 at 23:51
Agree with TremtJohn...no new trades late Friday, no new trades on the Monday opening (wait at least 1-4 hours to let the market settle), be aware of significant news releases (check myfxbook Economic Calendar for upcoming news releases), and look to the London-New York session for best trading time in general.
Keep it simple! |
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Member Since Feb 21, 2012 8 posts
akatom2u
Feb 22 at 07:25
No trading on Sunday, unless there is a very clear trend moving.
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Member Since Feb 21, 2012 8 posts
akatom2u
Feb 22 at 07:26
Glad you realize that there are times you should not be in the market!
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Member Since Apr 11, 2011 190 posts
Splexin (Splexin)
Feb 22 at 17:25
What days you choose to not trade should be based on your trading style and strategy.
I usually avoid Fridays and days of bank minutes or Interest Rate decisions. Believe it or not, some of my best trades have been on Sunday evening 
Everything should be as simple as it can be, but not simpler. |
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Member Since Jan 05, 2012 25 posts
Callen Aw (callenaw)
Feb 25 at 13:55
Great peak hours to trade
2-530am (eur opens) 8-11am (us opens) EST Be careful of NFP, FOMC and interest rates days, can get whipsawed. Let the market come to you |
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Member Since Nov 27, 2010 217 posts
www.raidenworks.com (Raiden)
Feb 25 at 17:43
callenaw posted: Great peak hours to trade 2-530am (eur opens) 8-11am (us opens) EST Be careful of NFP, FOMC and interest rates days, can get whipsawed. EST is Eastern Standard Time, for the US east coast, place of interest namely New York. You must be meaning CST/HKT/SGT. And also 8-11pm (not am) Consistency above all. |
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Member Since Jan 05, 2012 25 posts
Callen Aw (callenaw)
Feb 26 at 07:55
Yes I'm meaning AM for US timing.
Let the market come to you |
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