Jan 19 at 12:37
Gushenman posted:
***RULE 1.
Stop loss 'must below 7%'
Don't flow the trade in a long time
Hmm, I was thinking between 10 and 15, bad idea?
Jan 19 at 12:38
AliaDare posted:advancedsmifser posted:
I want to trade upto 150 lots/month. I am concerned if I would chunk my higher profit margins to pay the commissions.
I am presently gathering more knowledge on forex and already into trading but not much experienced. Thank you for your help.
Yes, you should gather knowledge first. It is never possible to trade without acquiring research and knowledge.
I am actually doing that, in fact I’m on the verge of thinking if I’m overdoing the learning bit :) should just take the plunge now I suppose
Jan 19 at 12:52
Hey, the answer is simple. Just look for a low commission broker that is also regulated and has good trading conditions.
Jan 20 at 10:41
You can contrast 2 or 3 brokers as per their commission rates and go with the one that is the lowest.
Jan 21 at 09:48
No one wants to spend so much on commissions and because of that a lot of new traders end up using very low cost brokers and get scammed. So don’t just look for the commission rate and try to analyse other aspects as well. If you find a broker that is too good to be true, don’t trade with it. There will be some hidden surprises there.
Jan 21 at 11:45
Is anyone here using a no-commission broker?
Jan 21 at 13:09
advancedsmifser posted:
Is anyone here using a no-commission broker?
I honestly prefer brokers with lower commissions and tighter spreads. As long as the commission cost is less, I don’t mind paying that in lieu of low spreads.
Jan 21 at 13:18
Sarjohn posted:
Placing that many lot sizes when you are just gathering knowledge is not a good idea, first develop a good strategy and practice on demo.
I have been practicing use of RSI, MACD and bollinger bands while keeping my trade open for several hours and in some cases days. I have been thinking I have reached a point of stagnation from where I can only learn if I put in some real bucks.
Jan 22 at 04:32
Gleywilleyy posted:
Hey, the answer is simple. Just look for a low commission broker that is also regulated and has good trading conditions.
True that do u know any??
Jan 22 at 07:56
Gleywilleyy posted:
I honestly prefer brokers with lower commissions and tighter spreads. As long as the commission cost is less, I don’t mind paying that in lieu of low spreads.
My approach is also same. That's why went with fxview, $2 commissions RT and low spreads.
