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WHO trades forex for more than 10 years and keeps making regular profits In Traders Expérimentés Jul 10 2018 at 10:10
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GBP/USD and BREXIT In Traders Expérimentés Jul 10 2018 at 10:10
Brexit. The exit you're having when you're not having an exit!
How much is a "high drawdown"? In Traders Expérimentés Jul 10 2018 at 10:10
[quote]Professional4X posted: Drawdown isn't a data point of primary concern over the long term. Consider this, if you have a DD of 10% and then one day a trade goes bad, and another and another, and those 3 bad trades go against the account, and you end up with 60% DD because of one day of your trades. But prior to that, you had a great DD. If we take into consideration when, why, and how the DD occurred, then it's a more realistic analysis of the account. If however, the strategy being used for trading regularly uses 60% DD against the account, then it's a serious problem for ...
Fundamental or Technical- novice traders should start with? In Général Jun 08 2018 at 09:57
[quote]togr posted: [quote]SwapTrader posted: You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink![/quote] You can write anything here but you can't make us to read that :)[/quote] I bet you $5,000 I can make you read this!
Fundamental or Technical- novice traders should start with? In Général Jun 08 2018 at 08:00
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink!
Fundamental or Technical- novice traders should start with? In Général Jun 07 2018 at 06:29
[quote]maria_taylor posted: It is a subjective matter but I feel that to tame this random forex market and make the best out of it, technical and fundamental analysis is of considerable help, at least it is for me and many traders like me I guess. [/quote] Let me clarify my point. Fundamental analysis is a forecast of what is likely to unfold into the future, based on a wide range of factors. Technical analysis looks at price action today to inform us about what is happening now. You can combine these two methods to gain insight into what is likely to happen next, and to time market entries a...
Best currency pair for trading In Nouveaux Traders Jun 05 2018 at 06:08
[quote]maria_taylor posted: [quote]SwapTrader posted: The pair that matches the strongest currency with the weakest currency. Take the eight major currencies AUD, EUR, GBP, NZD, CAD, CHF, JPY, and USD. Match the strongest with the weakest. If, for example, the GBP is strong, and the NZD is weak, sell the GBPNzD. There is a maximum of 28 currency pair combinations between these majors, and now you know which are the best to trade at a given point in time. Currency strength-weakness analysis is the key.[/quote] Thanks for your valuable suggestion. Which and how many pairs do you use for trading ...
Best currency pair for trading In Nouveaux Traders Jun 04 2018 at 06:02
[quote]argreen posted: It's not that simple. Strong currency has to be supported by longer term fundamentals. Most of the time when you see the strongest currency which is driven by sentiment it is already too late to buy it. In that case you should look for s/r levels to fade it instead. There was broker survey carried out with a question; What is the most common trait of the traders? Most of the brokers responded - overreaction. This is a result of fear and greed. Therefore fading the spikes is the most popular short term strategy by the hedge funds. [/quote] Yes...it really is that si...
Fundamental or Technical- novice traders should start with? In Général Jun 03 2018 at 10:06
[quote]maria_taylor posted: [quote]togr posted: You cannot separate technical and fundamental analysis. I suggest to focus on technical and use at least a bit of fundamental to avoid major economic news and counter trend trading.[/quote] Exactly, only using both technical as well as fundamentals will result in profitable trades.[/quote] With respect, this is simply not true. The Forex market is random and rarely conforms to technical and/or fundamental analysis consistently.
Best currency pair for trading In Nouveaux Traders Jun 03 2018 at 10:05
The pair that matches the strongest currency with the weakest currency. Take the eight major currencies AUD, EUR, GBP, NZD, CAD, CHF, JPY, and USD. Match the strongest with the weakest. If, for example, the GBP is strong, and the NZD is weak, sell the GBPNzD. There is a maximum of 28 currency pair combinations between these majors, and now you know which are the best to trade at a given point in time. Currency strength-weakness analysis is the key.
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