Yes if you are not skilled enough, eventually you will be kicked out from the market. There is no place for unskilled people in the Forex market.
Those who cannot sensibly complete the training will simply end up losing their money, and you need to be ready for this.
Yes it's true. Forex market is the best example for survival for fittest. If you are not skilled enough, you will get kicked out from the market by the market.
Yes, of course, the forex market is an example where there is no movement without knowledge. And the biggest thing is that trading is impossible without patience.
Oct 06 at 17:36
UweMoench posted:
Yes if you are not skilled enough, eventually you will be kicked out from the market. There is no place for unskilled people in the Forex market.
I agree with you. Proper knowledge is mandatory in this market.
That's an exact statement I guess. Those traders who aren't eager to learn and practice will be expelled by market, because the main idea of trading activity is that traders must always upgrade their skills and fill the knowledge base, otherwise everything what they do is just for nothing. It's kinda clear idea and there is no need to explain it to the mass. Such traders who ddon't want to learn something new, they just blow their accounts and leave trading forever, however there are some traders who once have come to trading, blew their accounts and now they decided to join community one more time, but considering all the previous mistakes. Such ones deserve respect.
Oct 15 at 07:01
Dorofeev posted:
That's an exact statement I guess. Those traders who aren't eager to learn and practice will be expelled by market, because the main idea of trading activity is that traders must always upgrade their skills and fill the knowledge base, otherwise everything what they do is just for nothing. It's kinda clear idea and there is no need to explain it to the mass. Such traders who ddon't want to learn something new, they just blow their accounts and leave trading forever, however there are some traders who once have come to trading, blew their accounts and now they decided to join community one more time, but considering all the previous mistakes. Such ones deserve respect.
Completely agree, coming in and out is very difficult to do. If you want consistent results you have to be consistent in training, learning and above all trading your rules
I completely agree that without training in this industry it will be really difficult to get a positive result. When I started working with a broker, I used a demo account for training.
CraigMcG2020 posted:Dorofeev posted:
That's an exact statement I guess. Those traders who aren't eager to learn and practice will be expelled by market, because the main idea of trading activity is that traders must always upgrade their skills and fill the knowledge base, otherwise everything what they do is just for nothing. It's kinda clear idea and there is no need to explain it to the mass. Such traders who ddon't want to learn something new, they just blow their accounts and leave trading forever, however there are some traders who once have come to trading, blew their accounts and now they decided to join community one more time, but considering all the previous mistakes. Such ones deserve respect.
Completely agree, coming in and out is very difficult to do. If you want consistent results you have to be consistent in training, learning and above all trading your rules
Consistency in all aspects of life is how things get done. Whether than be change of habits, building a business, learning to trade or do anything else.
If you can't spot the liquidity then you are the liquidity.
Oct 21 at 06:21
The biggest mistake that forex traders make in the market is taking the market too lightly. When a trader forgets that making money in the forex market requires focus and patience, they start going in the direction of losses.
