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Stick to the Basics
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skiilodge

Miembro desde Jul 17, 2012  5 mensajes bobbie (skiilodge) Aug 04 2012 at 11:45
To be successful in this business you need to stick to the basics, like support and resistance and trenline analysis. If you can read the candles (not patterns) on a individual basis then you will be fine. Now if you can tell what the market phase is before you enter a trade then that coupled with the other basic principals then you will be ahead of the curve !!!

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Brennan

Miembro desde Jan 31, 2011  4 mensajes Brennan Aug 04 2012 at 23:56
I agree wholeheartedly with this post. I used to be one to think that the more indicators you had, the better off you were. This thinking only leads to several different indicators all giving different signals, which in turn leads to confusion and gives the trader no clear direction.

One thing that has REALLY helped me - and of course I'm no pro, not yet - is a post on DailyFX.com. Here's the link: http://www.dailyfx.com/forex/education/trading_tips/post_of_the_day/2011/06/15/How_to_Create_a_Trading_Edge_Know_the_Strong_and_the_Weak_Currencies.html

James_Bond

Miembro desde Jan 14, 2010  554 mensajes James_Bond Aug 05 2012 at 06:29

skiilodge posted:
To be successful in this business you need to stick to the basics, like support and resistance and trenline analysis. If you can read the candles (not patterns) on a individual basis then you will be fine. Now if you can tell what the market phase is before you enter a trade then that coupled with the other basic principals then you will be ahead of the curve !!!


I agree. Some think the more 'tools' they use, the better the trading system, but sometimes they miss the point of having to actually read the chart instead of thinking the indicators will do that job for them.

May I know what is a market phase? Is that the type of the market, ie trending/ranging?

myfxpt

Miembro desde Aug 06, 2011  204 mensajes Gary Sharp (myfxpt) Jan 16 at 22:36
I think new traders ought to start with this threadcool

Keep it simple!
Slim101

Miembro desde Aug 12, 2011  1 mensajes Slim101 Jan 17 at 06:27
Right on the mark! The three most important words a trader can learn – Keep it simple!

Fxringleader

Miembro desde Dec 01, 2011  95 mensajes Forex Signals By Forex RingLeader (Fxringleader) Jan 17 at 07:16
95% Do Keep it simple roll - But not to many are ready to face the 5 Year Learning Curve..... yell

CESTRADES

Miembro desde Dec 31, 2012  22 mensajes C (CESTRADES) Jan 29 at 14:35
James_Bond posted:

skiilodge posted:
To be successful in this business you need to stick to the basics, like support and resistance and trenline analysis. If you can read the candles (not patterns) on a individual basis then you will be fine. Now if you can tell what the market phase is before you enter a trade then that coupled with the other basic principals then you will be ahead of the curve !!!


I agree. Some think the more 'tools' they use, the better the trading system, but sometimes they miss the point of having to actually read the chart instead of thinking the indicators will do that job for them.

May I know what is a market phase? Is that the type of the market, ie trending/ranging?

I totally agree my friend. Simplicty; IMHO, is the key to all success no matter what you do. Work smarter not harder, the old saying is true. With trading, you spend a lot of time and practice to engulf the encyclopedia's of information, sort and import only what truly works then execute what works everytime.
I apply that to my everyday life routines. Limiting mistake compounds go a long way in life too.
Love your avatar Mr Bond, Happy pips everyday to all!
C~

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piplover

Miembro desde Jan 20, 2013  3 mensajes Nwaka Anthony (piplover) Mar 26 at 09:34
you guys are so on point. newbies think dat the more indicator on their, the better the signal. market is no respecter of indicators. indicators are just what it is...for analysis and reporting, maybe for people working at CBNC lolroll

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trader757

Miembro desde Jun 12, 2011  31 mensajes trader757 Mar 27 at 09:20
I also would like to add another important piece of information for those doing day trade or trade in 1H or less.
Pay attention to the financial news calendar. My rule is to stay out when high risk economic data are about to be released.


SDTrading1

Miembro desde Mar 21, 2013  5 mensajes SDTrading1 Mar 27 at 18:10
100% agree that basics is best. Main reason being to keep your mind clear and make it easier to follow a plan.

Is good experience at the start to trial indicators and understand how they are lagging etc.

Then once go through that process, just need screen time and getting use to price action.

Patience of a crocodile, discipline of a soldier
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