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fxeconomist

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  1. On 9/2/2022 at 10:07 AM, CrazyCzarina said:

    Successful day trading usually requires a lot of effort to develop the necessary skills. Many day traders have some innate qualities to get started, but must work on others. Successful traders develop discipline, patience, adaptability, mental toughness, independence, and forward thinking.

    Agree, day trading is the best in my view since prices are less predictable in the long-term as you can't predict random shocks that hit markets like Covid


  2. On 9/4/2022 at 6:46 PM, Patuca said:

    These support and resistance areas can in fact give an edge. But not necessarily a guaranteed edge. Nothing is guaranteed in the markets.
     

    Support and resistance are indicators of where the  institutions have battled it out since they control price movement. At all times there are bullish and bearish institutions in the market. Price will be pushed and pulled to resistance and support. At those key points one side will win over as both are usually exerting pressure. If bullish institutions win then there will be a BO of the resistance. Likewise, at support if bears win price will break out of support. They key  imo is what happens right after the BO. Is there a PB then a continuation or is there a reversal? Bears will try to reverse a BO of resistance.  Bulls will try to reverse a BO of support as price moves down. 

    I like to trade support and resistance levels, however efficiency of this method is much higher on crypto especially on 15-30M timeframes. That's why I trade BTCUSD and ETHUSD pairs on Hotforex and dropped FX almost completely except for swing trades that are held for 3-4 weeks 


  3. On 8/22/2012 at 6:25 PM, Guest Kittyraj said:

    Friends share your forex trading experiences and tricks here......

    My favorite trick is to use trailing stop loss in trending markets, though it is difficult to identify trends, when you manage to do that you great increase expected return while keeping risk the same as in the case of fixed stop loss and take profit settings. 


  4. As far as I know commercial banks in the US can't participate into stock market trading so I guess they create separate facilities for that with separate balance sheet. I heard that my broker Hotforex has institutional clients, it could be banks also, so there may be a kind of special relationship between banks and fx brokers.


  5. On 7/26/2018 at 11:18 AM, nameeta26 said:

    I want to learn more about stock market. Please help.

    Correlation arises from the fact that two key drivers of market gains or falls are risk-off/risk-on sentiment. It is applicable to every asset class and every instrument inside a particular asset class. When growth prospects improves or monetary/fiscal stimulus is used risk assets start to offer better yield outlook (some equities offer higher, some lower return outlook but direction is the same) and vice versa when growth outlook deteriorates investors flee to quality or bonds. 


  6. On 4/28/2022 at 12:23 AM, aimhi said:

    In forex trading we are already risking our hard earned money to make more money and that's why we also have to make strict money management rules and then stick to them.

    Can you please suggest any safe broker to start with?


  7. On 11/8/2021 at 11:27 PM, CrazyCzarina said:

    Forex Trading is a very risky business and if you are a beginner, you should have a mentor to learn it all.

    It can be risky or it can be safe depending on the money management rules you set. Tight stop loss like 10-20 pips will make your trading quite safe. 


  8. On 7/31/2019 at 7:39 PM, felixsam said:

    I would think about it, but without a doubt ... I think ETFs are the best option.

    Apart from ETFs I also like to invest in stock using CFD contracts at Hotforex. This contract doesn't pay dividend but well you don't need US broker access to which could be quite complicated due to regulation, also transaction costs seems to be lower. 


  9. I love to use candlesticks when analysing prices at my Hotforex platform, I found that candlesticks patterns statistically meaningful on some pairs and during certain times, the only problem is precise definition of candlestick pattern which I try to develop currently to put it into my automated trading algorithm. 

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