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Human Vs Robot closing of trades.
Apr 25, 2024 at 09:47
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forex_trader_3686808
Miembro desde Apr 24, 2024
posts 26
Apr 25, 2024 at 09:47
How do you assign execution of trades?
I use both and it's best, when market have high volatility, I tend to use manual execution of trades, but when it's low volatility, use automated for be profits.
I use both and it's best, when market have high volatility, I tend to use manual execution of trades, but when it's low volatility, use automated for be profits.
Miembro desde Aug 13, 2024
posts 34
Sep 26, 2024 at 10:43
I feel you on that. I do something similar. When the market’s moving fast and things are more unpredictable, I like to close trades manually too—helps me react quicker to sudden shifts. But when it's more stable, I let the bots handle it. They’re great for catching those small, steady profits without needing to stare at the charts all day. It’s all about balance, right?
Sep 26, 2024 at 13:33
I know that many times you end up not knowing which is better, whether it's human operations or using robots.
I've been on both sides of the coin, and I choose automated operations EVERY time.
Currently, we have a project and a system that operates 100% automatically, far from grids or martingales that end up blowing up accounts. We prefer to have a negative month but come out positive in the medium term, rather than trying to stay positive at all costs and end up breaking the account.
Our project is free; we don't charge anything, and anyone from any broker can copy us. I'm not here to say we're the best, but we're trying to create a chance for those who haven't been able to achieve consistency in front of the charts
I've been on both sides of the coin, and I choose automated operations EVERY time.
Currently, we have a project and a system that operates 100% automatically, far from grids or martingales that end up blowing up accounts. We prefer to have a negative month but come out positive in the medium term, rather than trying to stay positive at all costs and end up breaking the account.
Our project is free; we don't charge anything, and anyone from any broker can copy us. I'm not here to say we're the best, but we're trying to create a chance for those who haven't been able to achieve consistency in front of the charts
Maximize seus resultados e optmize seu tempo. "Maximize your results and optimize your time."
Sep 26, 2024 at 13:36
winstartoday69 posted:
I feel you on that. I do something similar. When the market’s moving fast and things are more unpredictable, I like to close trades manually too—helps me react quicker to sudden shifts. But when it's more stable, I let the bots handle it. They’re great for catching those small, steady profits without needing to stare at the charts all day. It’s all about balance, right?
I'm saying this because we use automated trade closures.
We also use automated trailing stop movements.
In other words, doing this in a robotic and well-configured way is much better than handling it manually.
Maximize seus resultados e optmize seu tempo. "Maximize your results and optimize your time."
Sep 27, 2024 at 05:35
When you’re trading manually, you decide when to close trades based on your analysis or gut feeling, giving you full control but sometimes slowing things down. With a robot, it’s all automated—trades close based on rules you’ve set, making it quicker and emotion-free. A lot of us use a mix—letting robots handle the routine stuff while we manage the more complex trades ourselves.
Miembro desde Aug 13, 2024
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Sep 27, 2024 at 14:02
Capitaur posted:winstartoday69 posted:
I feel you on that. I do something similar. When the market’s moving fast and things are more unpredictable, I like to close trades manually too—helps me react quicker to sudden shifts. But when it's more stable, I let the bots handle it. They’re great for catching those small, steady profits without needing to stare at the charts all day. It’s all about balance, right?
I'm saying this because we use automated trade closures.
We also use automated trailing stop movements.
In other words, doing this in a robotic and well-configured way is much better than handling it manually.
Automating those trade closures and trailing stops sounds solid, especially if the system’s dialed in right. Honestly, I’ve tried going fully automated, but I still like having some manual control in those high-volatility moments—just feels more adaptable.
But yeah, if your system’s working for you consistently, that’s what matters. Not gonna lie, the idea of not staring at charts all day and still pulling in wins sounds pretty sweet too. Might give more automation a shot in calmer markets, see how it balances out long term.
Miembro desde Sep 26, 2024
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Sep 27, 2024 at 17:48
Hi. I'm newbie to trading. I need to help. Please help me any one for trading idea or tips.
City hundred
Miembro desde May 08, 2023
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Sep 28, 2024 at 20:48
On a highly volatile market, you trade yourself? That's kinda what you shouldn't be doing. If the market is too volatile there is no reason to insist on trading, you can just sit it out and wait for better conditions.
Miembro desde Aug 13, 2024
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Oct 01, 2024 at 18:02
Razu112233 posted:
Hi. I'm newbie to trading. I need to help. Please help me any one for trading idea or tips.
Hey, welcome to the crazy world of trading! First tip: don't rush into it, man. Start with a demo account—seriously, it’ll save you from blowing up your cash while you learn the ropes. Stick with simple stuff first, like understanding price action or basic indicators (moving averages, RSI). Keep your trades small, and don’t chase the market or try to hit home runs on every trade.
It’s all about patience and learning from mistakes. You’ll mess up, no doubt, but that’s part of the game. What kind of trading are you looking to get into—forex, stocks, crypto?
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