The 'real' traders I know don't trade through retail brokerages, they work at brokerages (still using Pepperstone?)... and your site is offline btw. may want to look into that. 🙄😁
For every loss there should be at least an equal and opposite profit.
They work for brokers that tells you all you need to know! My personal accounts are via Pepperstone and Ic markets. The fund accounts are traded via IC markets and deutsche bank And yes I know about the website, its been offline for a short time now due to my hosting company having some kind of error. And as for risk thats exactly what I said, you calculate risk per trade and you also have a maximum overall risk at anyone time.
GiftedFx
May 12 2016 at 09:58
In my opinion, a 'real' trader is anyone who makes a profit consistently, regardless of where they do it.
May 12 2016 at 13:28
chrish9070 posted:
You clearly arent a real trader if you are having problems with your 'margin'. That simply wont happen if you have your risk set properly to 0.5% to 1% per trade like any professional will do who manages funds and money. I know that because that is what I do for a living
If you trade as professional why dont you share such great results?
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Dec 18 2020 at 13:14
I never try this. I always trade with 3 or 4 pairs at a time.
When choosing a currency pair, be sure to analyze its intraday activity. Some of them are traded only at specific times of the day.
Trading more than 15 currency pairs means, You probably do not have enough accuracy, and you want to enter a trade in any case.
But if you mean, monitoring more than 15 currency pairs To choose the best one atm, This is a calculated and accurate method
But if you mean, monitoring more than 15 currency pairs To choose the best one atm, This is a calculated and accurate method
Jan 15 at 06:29
A real trader is the one who knows how to control emotions and make profitable trades in any kind of market situation. Being consistent is the real thing, not making big profits once and then losing every time.
Jan 15 at 06:52
Isn't that bit difficult to do, considering that the accurate of the output might be reduced because of that?
Feb 01 at 09:48
levithomas posted:
A real trader is the one who knows how to control emotions and make profitable trades in any kind of market situation. Being consistent is the real thing, not making big profits once and then losing every time.
I agree. Emotions should not be involved in trading because we tend to take risky decisions in the flow of emotions. It is difficult to accept the loss, but acceptance will help you move forward and correct the mistakes in your strategy.
