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Anytime I shared in this thread a while back one of the strategies I use I bought it but you can get it free now
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Free registration at the forum removes this block.In my opinion, it's kind of like CarrieW said. It depends on your strategy/technique.Do you think it is possible to incorporate Forex into my daily work flow? Or does it require all time focus for 8 or so hours a day?
In my opinion, it's kind of like CarrieW said. It depends on your strategy/technique.
Overall. My trial run just ended. I was down a sh*t ton during my first 2½ weeks. I even said to myself, that I was not going to trade anymore. So, I had a five day break. Then I got curious about the EUR/USD. Made a trade and pocketed nearly $5,000, during like a day.
So, I've traded sporadically since August 22. It's the best method for me. My last trade was from Friday last week to Tuesday this week. I made like $5,9XX something in profit.
Sadly, my trial ended just after I bought the USD against the SEK again. That was two days ago. And now today 1 USD has gone from 7.00 to 7.07. That's probably at least a profit of $5,000. Because I had bought for $1 million.
Will I trade for real money now? No. They will probably call me in a day or two. And I am going to ask them if they can increase my trial to 6 months.
But I really like Forex trading now. I also don't feel addicted to Forex, like I sometimes feel when playing certain computer games or gambling.
By the way. I read an article a couple weeks ago, that if you start trading for $1,000 with Forex and double your money each month(Which is possible.). You will be a millionaire(Before taxes I guess.) in less than 12 months.
Pretty cool.
But be careful guys, if you trade for real money.
Peace guys.
Nothing wrong with doing this as a hobby or just for fun. Or just to make some extra cash. But I bet some of the best traders are probably trading small amounts. And if they were trading higher amounts they would be worth $1 million or more.I've been real money trading for quite awhile. Not exactly sure how long lol. I trade with very tiny amounts of money tho
By the way. I read an article a couple weeks ago, that if you start trading for $1,000 with Forex and double your money each month(Which is possible.). You will be a millionaire(Before taxes I guess.) in less than 12 months.
Sounds like a good way to approach it! What fundamental skills do you think make a good Forex trader?
In my opinion, it's kind of like CarrieW said. It depends on your strategy/technique.
Overall. My trial run just ended. I was down a sh*t ton during my first 2½ weeks. I even said to myself, that I was not going to trade anymore. So, I had a five day break. Then I got curious about the EUR/USD. Made a trade and pocketed nearly $5,000, during like a day.
So, I've traded sporadically since August 22. It's the best method for me. My last real trade was from Friday last week to Tuesday this week. I made like $5,9XX something in profit.
Sadly, my trial ended just after I bought the USD against the SEK again. That was two days ago. And now today 1 USD has gone from 7.00 to 7.07. That's probably at least a profit of $5,000. Because I had bought for $1 million.
Will I trade for real money now? No. They will probably call me in a day or two. And I am going to ask them if they can increase my trial to 6 months.
But I really like Forex trading now. I also don't feel addicted to Forex, like I sometimes feel when playing certain computer games or gambling.
By the way. I read an article a couple weeks ago, that if you start trading for $1,000 with Forex and double your money each month(Which is possible.). You will be a millionaire(Before taxes I guess.) in less than 12 months.
Pretty cool.
But be careful guys, if you trade for real money.
Peace guys.
Nothing wrong with doing this as a hobby or just for fun. Or just to make some extra cash. But I bet some of the best traders are probably trading small amounts. And if they were trading higher amounts they would be worth $1 million or more.
I already mentioned that a 1K account compounding 1 % a day will make you a millionair in three years..
Making consistently small profits is usually a sign the trader is deferring risk, losses, or both. Deferring risk is like when a trader will is willing to take a 500 pip loss in order to make a 50 pip profit. It usually works, but when it doesn't, it quickly wipes out any gains. Deferring losses is like when grid traders leave losing positions open, sometimes forever, hoping the market will come back and save them. I did carry trades without taking a loss for about a year, but when I did, I was out of the market. Maybe you are the exception to the rule, like Peter Lynch was, but for the majority of traders, many small wins means a few giant losses.
It's easy to take small profits when the market is repeating itself, either in a range, or in a trend. For example, in a range, you just keep betting against it whenever it reaches an extreme. If it goes up too high, you bet it will go down, and vice-versa. If it's in a trend, and it goes up, you bet it will keep going up. In each case, all you are doing is betting whether the market will continue doing what it has been doing, or will change, and nobody can guess that consistently. All trading systems are based on this guess.
PDF & BCC
Patience
Discipline
Focus
&
Belief
Confidence
Consistency
that is my mantra
Udine
Something that just came to my mind, as I find this topic quite interesting. I'm doing a lot of ad buys, so I'm spending a lot of time per day in front of the computer. Analysing data, changing landing pages, optimizing etc.
However, I do have quite a bit of down time while I let the data simmer, then change something, wait, change it again and so on.
I did some reading around and it seems that @Udine is following a strategy that does not require him to be in front of the PC the whole day.
Do you think it is possible to incorporate Forex into my daily work flow? Or does it require all time focus for 8 or so hours a day?
Hi Gsuz,
sorry I missed your post.
You dont need to be glued to the screen all day..
I trade the 1H timeframe and I simply check 2 minutes before the end of the close of the hour the charts and am done in 2 minutes max.. until the next hour..
so depending on the system you trade, you can incoporate forext in your daily schedule.
cheers
Udine
PDF & BCC
Patience
Discipline
Focus
&
Belief
Confidence
Consistency
that is my mantra
Udine
Thanks for your reply!
A quite interesting approach and one you seem to be very successful with. I will study your whole thread over on forexfactory and also take the school at babypips. since you suggested that somewhere in your posts.
What I'm wondering is..can you recommend a solid and trusted broker? I feel like Google is pretty useless for terms like forex where big money is involved, as the results are full of sites that are either high risk brokers or affiliates pushing the highest paying broker. Makes it kind of hard to get real opinions.
Stay green
I am just now getting into forex trading. I have completed pre school and kindergarden on babypip.com so i want to try a demo. What broker is everyone using? I only have $50 to invest initially.
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