I mean it's oviously safer when it's hobby. But for me it's a full time job
Admoni posted:
Forex is not my hobby, I am spending here more than 12 hours in a day! In addition, in my live trading I’m following all of terms and conditions of a pro trader! But that’s doesn’t mean, here I am expecting any unrealistic profit! Right now my monthly target is round 10%, that means yearly target 120%, quite healthy yearly target!
For work, this brings a profitable income.
Forex is for me not only a hobby but also a platform on which there is an opportunity to make money
Mar 06 2020 at 12:16
Admoni posted:
Forex is not my hobby, I am spending here more than 12 hours in a day! In addition, in my live trading I’m following all of terms and conditions of a pro trader! But that’s doesn’t mean, here I am expecting any unrealistic profit! Right now my monthly target is round 10%, that means yearly target 120%, quite healthy yearly target!
Same with me, I'm always on the charts. Sometimes I can't wait for the weekend to come!
Mar 06 2020 at 17:50
Yeah certainly it's a hobby and it's an addiction also
I don't think forex can be just a hobby. It's not that easy to pay not much attention to it.
What's wrong with not taking forex too seriously? Well, in the sense that they don't devote all their free time to it, trade only sometimes, test in the end. It's normal, I do not think that all active traders started to take it seriously at once, without previous experience.
Mar 12 2020 at 18:16
Many of my acquaintances, who are now successful traders at the very beginning of their careers, treated trading as an entertainment with which you can sometimes make money... ...or not. And only with time began to form an understanding that you can almost always make money, if you understand what the market is and know its laws.
Mar 12 2020 at 18:28
I don't have many friends who trade every day. Almost everyone trades only at a certain time, someone trades during the quarterly reports, someone works on certain news, someone just invests in stocks, etc. I don't see what's wrong with that.
