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What's easier to do - consistent profits or spikes?

What is easier to accomplish in your day-to-day trading  

19 members have voted

  1. 1. What is easier to accomplish in your day-to-day trading

    • Consistent profits
      10
    • Roller coaster rides on P&L
      9


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I remember my first week in the fx...there was a news release, probably nfp, I jumped in when I saw eurusd diving sharply...in a couple of mins my account was up by 46%...I thought that fx was so easy when compared to stock exchange...of course about a month later I was back to where I started...that taught me a good lesson...

I made a sub-account (one for day trading, other for long-term positions) and changed leverage to 10x...since then I am after consistent gains, never trading during the news :D

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