Do you have a New Years Trading Resolution?

Personally I will stick to what I have been doing which earns me about 20% per month so I don't see a reason to change that. I decided to follow my brokers trading recommendations after I followed them for over three months. This should add on average 250 pips in profits per week to my portfolio and they did not have a loosing week in the three months I tracked their recommendations. I hope that trend will continue.

Do you guys have any resolutions or adjustments you plan on making for 2013?

I will also stick with my system but will continue to study market dynamics, market always change so will keep adopting changes.

who is ur broker? n how they provide u with recommendations?

Bisho777 posted:
who is ur broker? n how they provide u with recommendations?

I am trading with PaxForex. They post it on their website, send an e-mail to clients and their portfolio managers tweet each trade before they execute it.

Just started my New Years Resolution... trading Indicies too now 😎

Quick100 posted:
Just started my New Years Resolution... trading Indicies too now 😎

That's good, hope you succeed.

hi,
Dirk here...
thanks Bear it looks very promising, this will perform very well.
Just sent money from my bankaccount to my broker so hopefully
first trade will be on Friday morning...
and just started The Small Traders Dream Topic for it too....

so how is the resolution for other people going?)))
I have actually almost forgot about it)) thanks for this thread)

Well, so far so good. The first two months have been great and I averaged over 1,000 pips per month. I hope I will continue down this path.

i think alpari and oanda is best 2 in the 2012 .

TheLastBear posted:

Bisho777 posted:
who is ur broker? n how they provide u with recommendations?

I am trading with PaxForex. They post it on their website, send an e-mail to clients and their portfolio managers tweet each trade before they execute it.

i noticed their signals as well, but they also have negative floats on some, example gbpusd?

Yes, that is true. They will have floating losses but so far as I can recall they always manage to turn them around. It is up to traders if they like to hold on to those losses. Their analysts always give stop loss levels for traders to use.