i don't understand why there are so few people trading forex in china. back in 2009,there were a lot of people on chinese forex bbs .i feel some regret.
vontogr
(togr)
Member Since Feb 22, 2011
4862 posts
Jan 11 2018 at 10:57
drwei posted:
i don't understand why there are so few people trading forex in china. back in 2009,there were a lot of people on chinese forex bbs .i feel some regret.
Isnt it prohibited by goverment?
drwei posted:
i don't understand why there are so few people trading forex in china. back in 2009,there were a lot of people on chinese forex bbs .i feel some regret.
What’s the problem actually in there?
togr posted:drwei posted:
i don't understand why there are so few people trading forex in china. back in 2009,there were a lot of people on chinese forex bbs .i feel some regret.
Isnt it prohibited by goverment?
i think that is one of the reasons.
AniLorak posted:drwei posted:
i don't understand why there are so few people trading forex in china. back in 2009,there were a lot of people on chinese forex bbs .i feel some regret.
What’s the problem actually in there?
I don't know, maybe it's more difficult to make money.
mlawson71
Member Since Dec 11, 2015
1487 posts
Jan 13 2018 at 15:47
What's the situation with Chinese Forex regulation?
I do not think ... Although you can get a good benefit if you know how to advise me with good agents and especially with all the great information found on the web, it can be advantageous and not so much, but finally with advice maybe this can serve as a good extra income.
mlawson71 posted:
What's the situation with Chinese Forex regulation?
foreign exchange control is very strong,Each person limits the purchase of $50,000 a year.
mlawson71
Member Since Dec 11, 2015
1487 posts
Jan 14 2018 at 14:27
drwei posted:mlawson71 posted:
What's the situation with Chinese Forex regulation?
foreign exchange control is very strong,Each person limits the purchase of $50,000 a year.
I see. Is it possible that has an effect on the popularity of Forex trading in China?
SCR Traders
(Pikasso)
Member Since Jan 31, 2017
187 posts
Jan 14 2018 at 15:46
forex can make you rich if you will trade systmatically with low risks and it is better if your trading system is automated. It will exclude human factor to break the rules.
Trading system developers and strategy providers.
Pikasso posted:Have you ever seen any successful trader with the automatic trading system? I’m asking because, I see all of successful Forex traders trade manually!
forex can make you rich if you will trade systmatically with low risks and it is better if your trading system is automated. It will exclude human factor to break the rules.
vontogr
(togr)
Member Since Feb 22, 2011
4862 posts
Jan 18 2018 at 09:57
AniLorak posted:Pikasso posted:Have you ever seen any successful trader with the automatic trading system? I’m asking because, I see all of successful Forex traders trade manually!
forex can make you rich if you will trade systmatically with low risks and it is better if your trading system is automated. It will exclude human factor to break the rules.
I do on contrary make profit only with EAs or algos.
automatic system will trade
- without emotions
- without delay
- without rest all the time
- can be backtested not like manual trading
e.g. fully automated system
https://www.myfxbook.com/members/togr/advanced/2044496
Hello Togr
I am from Canada and im looking for a good system to invest in.
Cheers
I am from Canada and im looking for a good system to invest in.
Cheers
CIprian Moraru
(Ciprian_Moraru)
Member Since Dec 28, 2017
2 posts
Jan 19 2018 at 08:42
As far as I know, 75% of the trading done by institutional traders is done automatically. The traders just overview the EAs and change the algorithm parameters depending on market conditions, sentiment, economic calendar, etc. And it should be like that, when you trade large volumes you need EAs to keep you mentally healthy. Imagine opening each position with a volume of 100 lots for 8 hours/day every day.....It's just impossible not to go down emotion avenue.
Personally I trade manual because I couldn't find a good and stable EA yet and, I have to admit, I'm a bit addicted to the trading adrenaline :))))
Personally I trade manual because I couldn't find a good and stable EA yet and, I have to admit, I'm a bit addicted to the trading adrenaline :))))
Matt
(BluePanther)
Member Since Jan 25, 2010
1358 posts
Jan 19 2018 at 18:38
Ciprian_Moraru posted:
As far as I know, 75% of the trading done by institutional traders is done automatically. The traders just overview the EAs and change the algorithm parameters depending on market conditions, sentiment, economic calendar, etc. And it should be like that, when you trade large volumes you need EAs to keep you mentally healthy. Imagine opening each position with a volume of 100 lots for 8 hours/day every day.....It's just impossible not to go down emotion avenue.
Personally I trade manual because I couldn't find a good and stable EA yet and, I have to admit, I'm a bit addicted to the trading adrenaline :))))
You raise two good points; I concur:
1. Emotions when trading large lots.
2. Lack of a good and stable EA.
Perhaps keeping your account small is the answer? Or expanding the mind to better cope with large sums?
Manual trading can get me better results than automated... if only I could be consistently profitable too:


Jan 21 2018 at 07:14
Ciprian_Moraru posted:
As far as I know, 75% of the trading done by institutional traders is done automatically. The traders just overview the EAs and change the algorithm parameters depending on market conditions, sentiment, economic calendar, etc. And it should be like that, when you trade large volumes you need EAs to keep you mentally healthy. Imagine opening each position with a volume of 100 lots for 8 hours/day every day.....It's just impossible not to go down emotion avenue.
Personally I trade manual because I couldn't find a good and stable EA yet and, I have to admit, I'm a bit addicted to the trading adrenaline :))))
How do you know about that? I heard that too but I want to know if that is true. Thanks.
vontogr
(togr)
Member Since Feb 22, 2011
4862 posts
Jan 21 2018 at 07:27
Ciprian_Moraru posted:
As far as I know, 75% of the trading done by institutional traders is done automatically. The traders just overview the EAs and change the algorithm parameters depending on market conditions, sentiment, economic calendar, etc. And it should be like that, when you trade large volumes you need EAs to keep you mentally healthy. Imagine opening each position with a volume of 100 lots for 8 hours/day every day.....It's just impossible not to go down emotion avenue.
Personally I trade manual because I couldn't find a good and stable EA yet and, I have to admit, I'm a bit addicted to the trading adrenaline :))))
I know what you mean. But such adrenaline could be pretty costly :)
I earn over $6600 today with larger volume trades on GBPUSD, Im not rich but hey, it pays a heck of a lot more pay then my day job
test the waters, before you dive in
Ciprian_Moraru posted:
As far as I know, 75% of the trading done by institutional traders is done automatically. The traders just overview the EAs and change the algorithm parameters depending on market conditions, sentiment, economic calendar, etc. And it should be like that, when you trade large volumes you need EAs to keep you mentally healthy. Imagine opening each position with a volume of 100 lots for 8 hours/day every day.....It's just impossible not to go down emotion avenue.
Personally I trade manual because I couldn't find a good and stable EA yet and, I have to admit, I'm a bit addicted to the trading adrenaline :))))
That’s not true ! Most of the institutional Forex traders are trading manually! Yes, they are!