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I am not sure if it is bullish. There is a lot of support at 0.7440, I expect price will now go down and retest 0.7300. If we get a firm break of that then price could drop below 0.700
In Help for newbies
Jul 23 2018 at 10:12
Pros use EAs in a very different way to most retail traders. Banks have high frequency trading algos that are nothing like the EA you get on MT4
In EUR/USD
Jul 23 2018 at 10:12
Price is dropping fast now. There was a small break of 1.1745 but then a quick reversal. If you really want to go long then I would wait for a confirmed break of 1.1745
In AUDUSD
Jul 15 2018 at 06:24
Would you take a trade off that? Would you trade up to the resistance line at 75?
In Risk and Forex
Jul 15 2018 at 06:24
I am a fairly new to trading and I do see that there is a point to demo but I just don't get the emotional buzz that I get from a real account. I trade very differently on demo to a real account
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