The ability to manage capital and certain skills can make the risks much less, and if you still use good leverage, like the broker Amarkets 1: 1000, then, in principle, there are no problems.
Dec 01 2020 at 09:40
I spent half a year just trying and deliberating different brokers and kinds of accounts. I think every trader should.
Dec 01 2020 at 09:57
Use low leverage for better risk management
Dorigda posted:
The ability to manage capital and certain skills can make the risks much less, and if you still use good leverage, like the broker Amarkets 1: 1000, then, in principle, there are no problems.
It is ultimately all about risk management. Because I think not using leverage is just playing it too safe, and that can certainly not lead to big gains.
I have actually been concentrating more on trying to find out different sorts of indicators on different strategies. Researching on what works best with what, and what time in the market. I am a very firm believer that it is all about one’s own skills rather than depending on a broker for profits.
No denying the fact that profits ultimately depend on the skills of a trader. A broker can only help by offering certain leverage. Higher the better!
Dec 02 2020 at 03:55
High leverage is only safe in the hands of very experienced traders. It’s not meant for all.
Dec 02 2020 at 08:07
As I traded in the past, besides the leverage concern, I do assume that some of most underrated tools come in handy to arbitrate your ongoing trades.
Being a FXTM user, I mostly spent my time with: Pivot Point Strategy, Forex News Timeline, Margin Calculator, Profit Calculator and Invest Profit calculator.
@Lorencecolling : just out of curiosity, do you also feel that such tools are helpful in settling your trades to some extent? How’s it with yours, fxview?
Would appreciate a reply.
Being a FXTM user, I mostly spent my time with: Pivot Point Strategy, Forex News Timeline, Margin Calculator, Profit Calculator and Invest Profit calculator.
@Lorencecolling : just out of curiosity, do you also feel that such tools are helpful in settling your trades to some extent? How’s it with yours, fxview?
Would appreciate a reply.
williamhayes posted:
As I traded in the past, besides the leverage concern, I do assume that some of most underrated tools come in handy to arbitrate your ongoing trades.
Being a FXTM user, I mostly spent my time with: Pivot Point Strategy, Forex News Timeline, Margin Calculator, Profit Calculator and Invest Profit calculator.
@Lorencecolling : just out of curiosity, do you also feel that such tools are helpful in settling your trades to some extent? How’s it with yours, fxview?
Would appreciate a reply.
Add periodicals to the list. It’s an awesome tool!
Dec 03 2020 at 10:46
williamhayes posted:
As I traded in the past, besides the leverage concern, I do assume that some of most underrated tools come in handy to arbitrate your ongoing trades.
Being a FXTM user, I mostly spent my time with: Pivot Point Strategy, Forex News Timeline, Margin Calculator, Profit Calculator and Invest Profit calculator.
@Lorencecolling : just out of curiosity, do you also feel that such tools are helpful in settling your trades to some extent? How’s it with yours, fxview?
Would appreciate a reply.
it’s not my bank account password you are asking for so I am all in for sharing my experiences :)
I am more into intuitions and instincts so don’t use them much.
Besides not operating all calculators (commissions, margins, pip values, swap, profit/loss, fibonacci, position sizes, pivot points) I rarely use autochartist on fxview for real time updates when I have my eyes glued to the screen.
Fine tuning my strategies is my only strategy to more successful trades (about 70%).
