Apr 30 2018 at 11:56
Mohammadi posted:
A number of novice traders start their live trading too earlier before completing their task in demo! That’s the main reason of 90% faultier statistic in Forex! I see, which traders are making right now handsome money in their live account, they all of used their demo account more than one year! So, if you want to enjoy their live trading, spend enough time in your demo!
Yes, till now demo is the best way! But I see, few traders are comfortable with the demo because of their emotions issue, in this case micro or cent type trading account would be alternative option, but they shouldn’t try to live trading with a handsome capital.
I think, new traders should focus on only their learning process, not on their result! Naturally, all of new traders start their trading career with a horrible trading result and after couple of months they lose their learning interest.
Well said Adi; really focusing on the learning process is the best practice! Although, it’s not easy task to apply initially; but newbie shouldn’t focus on the profit and lose in every trade!
Mohammadi posted:
I think, new traders should focus on only their learning process, not on their result! Naturally, all of new traders start their trading career with a horrible trading result and after couple of months they lose their learning interest.
That’s right, happened with me as well. Learning should be the first step, or else gradually we all feel that its not that important and we skip it, for which we definitely have to pay back in the future.
Learning is the most important thing. Even when you have experience of a good number of years, you should still not stop learning. Learning is a continuous phase.
Nov 01 2019 at 16:34
jonny99 posted:
Learning is the most important thing. Even when you have experience of a good number of years, you should still not stop learning. Learning is a continuous phase.
Exactly; learning is an endless process; and pro traders don’t stop this process plus, they always try to learn from their own trading mistakes!
Adribaasmet posted:Very true, especially considering what you might have learned could become obsolete as markets change and trends reverse!jonny99 posted:
Learning is the most important thing. Even when you have experience of a good number of years, you should still not stop learning. Learning is a continuous phase.
Exactly; learning is an endless process; and pro traders don’t stop this process plus, they always try to learn from their own trading mistakes!
There are many kinds of trading techniques that traders choose according to their trading understanding. In my trading career from my first day of trading I have been using scalping approach that brings profit in a short time. This is most demandable trading strategy for all kinds of traders especially who have small balance.
Nov 16 2019 at 06:28
Admoni posted:
The success is depend on your trading knowledge , on the other hand despite of good trading knowledge that’s not possible at all to make profit with great consistency if you don’t have a reliable support from a credible trading broker , because the broker can affects the result of our trading with certainly.
If you trade on less pairs, even then you can increase your success rate, its because you will know the behaviour of those pairs and that will let you decide more accurately when to enter any setup on them.
Nov 16 2019 at 06:30
Mohammadi posted:We have to know about the new and emerging trends in the Forex markets because only when we come to know about the we can use them in our trades :)
I think, new traders should focus on only their learning process, not on their result! Naturally, all of new traders start their trading career with a horrible trading result and after couple of months they lose their learning interest.
