Best pairs to start? newbie here...
Anggota Sejak Jan 30, 2017
22 pos
Feb 23, 2017 at 10:32
I would suggest being a newbie one should start trading with major forex pairs like EUR/USD and GBP/USD. First start trading on demo and after gaining due experience, knowledge and confidence switch to live account with small amount. Always go for the pair best suited to your trading style and strategy.
forex_trader_360314
Anggota Sejak Sep 14, 2016
10 pos
Feb 25, 2017 at 17:53
IXBONE posted:
pairs to start doesnt matter, price action trading is the way to success!
Maybe you can start with a pair that may be more familiar and understandable. I think it does matter.
forex_trader_381988
Anggota Sejak Dec 06, 2016
37 pos
Feb 27, 2017 at 22:23
Trading in the forex market can be complicated and requires discipline and dedication so that new traders can succeed. Before entering the market, the novice forex trader must first understand basic concepts such as how transactions are carried out or which are the best currency pairs to trade.
forex_trader_384200
Anggota Sejak Dec 13, 2016
9 pos
Feb 28, 2017 at 15:35
@cesaraugusto I was very pleased with your comment, tell us which were the pairs you used to start and how you went with them. So we give another point of view to this thread
Mar 05, 2017 at 12:51
jhonix posted:
Trading in the forex market can be complicated and requires discipline and dedication so that new traders can succeed. Before entering the market, the novice forex trader must first understand basic concepts such as how transactions are carried out or which are the best currency pairs to trade.
Which are the best currencies to trade in your opinion?
Mar 09, 2017 at 10:27
Hello,
It is difficult to say, which is the best currency. In my opinion the best is when you make your own research.
You simply open 4H or Daily chart and just try to find Fx pairs that intend to trend most of the time (ex. AUD/USD or NZD/USD or even exotic), where you can use simple strategy even just cross of 2 EMAs for example you may achieve very good results. :)
It is difficult to say, which is the best currency. In my opinion the best is when you make your own research.
You simply open 4H or Daily chart and just try to find Fx pairs that intend to trend most of the time (ex. AUD/USD or NZD/USD or even exotic), where you can use simple strategy even just cross of 2 EMAs for example you may achieve very good results. :)
Mar 09, 2017 at 12:12
I would say just stick to the Majors for now as they tend to have the lowest spreads. And I know you won't want to hear this, but trading is the hardest business to become consistently profitable in. But if you're determined, professional and prepared to put in thousands of hours you might, just might, make it!
One final point, don't pay for any training! Everything's available on the web for free ...........
One final point, don't pay for any training! Everything's available on the web for free ...........
Mar 09, 2017 at 13:28
mlawson71 posted:ema123 posted:
It all depends upon the trading style that one wants to adopt. If you are interested in range bound markets and want to get involved in scalping then you can look in to the currency pair like EURUSD, this currency pair is very stable and range bound and you wouldn’t be at bigger risk if trend goes against you. Good to start with!
However, if you want to trade in currency pairs which have the potentials to generate a good amount of profits then you should be looking for the volatile currency pairs like GBUSD, GBPJPY & NZDUSD. These currency pairs are more volatile as compared to other currency pairs, giving the potential of higher profits in small time frame but your risk also get increases.
That’s a good point. I stay away from EUR/USD because I don’t trade range very well.
thanks @mlawson71 . GBP/USD is one good pair to trade.
Mar 17, 2017 at 08:41
Being a newbie, person should look for the currency pairs that have stability and liquidity. And that is why EUR/USD pair specifically comes to mind as this currency pair has very high liquidity as well as stability. GBP/USD pair can also be looked for earning good amount of profits as this being a highly volatile currency pair.
Mar 17, 2017 at 11:49
hjacob posted:
Being a newbie, person should look for the currency pairs that have stability and liquidity. And that is why EUR/USD pair specifically comes to mind as this currency pair has very high liquidity as well as stability. GBP/USD pair can also be looked for earning good amount of profits as this being a highly volatile currency pair.
When it comes to high liquidity, yes, EUR/USD does have that, but I wouldn't say it's exactly stable. Lately GBP/USD hasn't been as stable as it used to be either, unfortunately.
Anggota Sejak Mar 15, 2017
27 pos
Mar 19, 2017 at 07:44
Best pair for my is EurUsd:)
Safe trading and good profits
Mar 19, 2017 at 08:10
I am begginer too, started forex 3 months ago. I watch closely USD because its most important and impactful currency in the world. Secondly I love gold (XAUUSD) for many reasons.. So mainly I focus on majors. I also watch some cross pairs charts - looking for very strong setups. To sum up I watch 23 pairs - both majors and crosses. I am not a 'daytrader'. I watch daily charts once a day for an hour after candles close. Hope it helps.
forex_trader_365578
Anggota Sejak Oct 03, 2016
8 pos
Mar 23, 2017 at 07:59
A suggestion .. Limit to losses.
It is the most important rule to follow, it is mandatory. You have to be willing to assume a certain level of loss and put there the maximum limit of money that we can lose. So if prices fall below that level we will only have lost what we were willing to lose. We have to play with these limits and not stick them too much to the prices since small fluctuations could cause a premature closure of our position.
It is the most important rule to follow, it is mandatory. You have to be willing to assume a certain level of loss and put there the maximum limit of money that we can lose. So if prices fall below that level we will only have lost what we were willing to lose. We have to play with these limits and not stick them too much to the prices since small fluctuations could cause a premature closure of our position.
