Consider these before Trading FOREX

Consider these before Trading FOREX

dopamine-B

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So you have seen the advertises on the internet or maybe been to a seminar on how forex will make you rich overnight.The truth is to tell you the reality that 90% of retail FX clients do not make money and most accounts are wiped out in under 6 months.

But it’s not all that bad money can be made from FX but not by doing what the majority do, Some people have made huge fortunes just Trading. A young South African Sandile is one of them, a young trader who successful made money trading, and there are many more.. just to name a few.

I have traded for a time, but its a full time job trading. You need to follow up the news, Look for possible market ENTRIES and EXITS etc. Although some brokers offers automation on some point to EXIT a trade at a determined Profit or Loss.

Its fun trading! ...and you can make a lot of money while trading.
However consider these, make sure you invest the amount of money your are willing to lose.

1. Forgot about buying fancy software and don’t waste your money on FX robots. It’s easy to get blown away on-line trading, real time data, charts, business channels and bells and whistles. The truth is, less is more, and information overload makes you a worse trader. The more complicated your system, the less chance it will work or that you will follow it. The majority of technical trading indicators are a total waste of time and you do not need to waste money on expensive trading software that claims to predict markets. The most important factor when trading any market is the price.

2. Day trading FX is a waste of time ultimately you will lose money.

3. The most successful FX traders make money from longer term trends. Some traders held currency trades for days, weeks, months and even years – not quite what the media make you believe that you have to be glued to 10 screens all day.Brokers want you to over trade as that way they make more commission and spread.

4. Whilst charts can be helpful do not look at short term charts they provide no value and are near random. Use Daily, Weekly and monthly charts. The main tools are trend lines, Moving averages and support and resistance levels. Keep it simple.

5. New traders should avoid OTC FX brokers and should not use margined FX. To start with consider Exchange Traded Funds on currencies and options on currency futures. You get a better deal and have more protection using a currency futures contract than and OTC broker. Be aware what FX brokers often claim “tight spreads” which are misleading.

6. Many traders don’t realise the news they hear and read has, in many cases, already been discounted by the market. Often, new traders jump into a market based on a story in the morning; the market many times has already discounted the information.

7. Trade with what you SEE not what you Think. You may think the Euro is overvalued and you may be right eventually, but if the price is moving from 1.26, 1.28 ,1.32, 1.37, it does not matter what you think, it does not matter what the so called FX prof. says, the price is moving up and you should be trading with the trend.

8. Many focus on the major currency pairs but over the years some people have made large amounts from trading the not so well covered currencies such as Norwegian Crown, Swedish Korna and South African Rand.

9. Some times the best trades in FX are the ones you don’t make! Some people trades currencies, commodities, stocks and bonds and can move from one market to another. If the FX market is dull he will move focus to funds and commodities. Oil or Brent for example.

10. New traders just think about the entry of a trade, truth is the EXIT is more important than getting IN. It’s a bit a like a relationship it’s easier to get in than to get out, also the money management and the amount you risk per trade is a factor that many do not spend enough time considering.
 
dopamine-B,
I hope this is your own synthesis and not some copy and paste from the INTERNET. My question is how do you hold a position for a very long time while you have a small capital? This advice (Number 3) is not for retail traders I think. It suits institution investors with big capital. Have you ever traded in your life? It is pretty much depending on your objective in trading and that can determine your style of trading..Holding a position for a very ;long time requires very deep technical and fundamental analysis. Individuals with small capitals need to circulate their capital as fast as possible otherwise they may run out of liquid, therefore your advice may not suit them.
 
I hope this is your own synthesis and not some copy and paste from the INTERNET. My question is how do you hold a position for a very long time while you have a small capital? This advice (Number 3) is not for retail traders I think. It suits institution investors with big capital. Have you ever traded in your life? It is pretty much depending on your objective in trading and that can determine your style of trading..Holding a position for a very ;long time requires very deep technical and fundamental analysis. Individuals with small capitals need to circulate their capital as fast as possible otherwise they may run out of liquid, therefore your advice may not suit them.


Thanks for your Question!
First of all, I don't own or represent a certain kind of FX related teachings or mentoring. I didn't write this article to scare people or making the public fear trading. I wrote this article from my own experience of trading however some of the articles are from the internet written by people who are trading, folks who tell the truth on how you can become a successful trader.

I started trading about two years ago. Read a lot of books about technical analysis too.
The information given is not a mandatory consideration, solely it is for people to just know or have a hint before they start trading. We all know trading involves a high risk of losing all or some of your invested capital. When investing, investors need or should be aware that they need to invest a certain amount of capital they are willing to lose.

Back to your question, .... as you detailed on how you can hold position for retail traders with small capital. I agree with you, it's true for day traders with small capital they need to make trades every time when the market favour's. But to win trades it's not about trading a lot, or having many trades opening and closing due to small capital. It's about holding trades sometimes, .....two to six trades(just an example). Sometimes if you hold your trades in minutes or seconds you may miss a very profitable trade if the market was to be bearish or bullish in just trading for hours or days(assuming the market in that few minutes or seconds was not Trending). These trades can be protected by SL or TP. Some broker offers Stop Loss (SL) and Take Profit (TP) which is very useful when it comes to avoid blowing up your account.

However we can't trade by someone's opinion about how much capital you should invest, the good thing and the bottom line is ....every investiment with high risk turns out to have a tremendous high return.
 
MTOA MADA WIVU UNAKUSUMBUA ILA KARIBU # TMT# JANGID PLAZA #

Thanks!
Currently I am abroad, but I would like to come over there. With respect I don't have jealousy about you or your affiliates.I don't know you! why jelous! besides I am Tanzanian and I want good for my felow citizen's!

The article above is solely considerations for someone willing to invest in FOREX. It's not a recommendation or something mandatory.
 
Unasema upo nje ya nchi !!!
karibu #TMT# Note that, we are already noted the importance of emotional control in ensuring a successful and profitable career.
In order to minimize the role of emotions, one of the best of courses of action would be the automatization of trading choise and trader behavior.
This is not about using forex robots, or buying expensive technical strategies.
All that we need to do is to make sure that our responses to similar situations and trading scenarios are themselves similar in nature.
In other words, don't stop us but let our reactions to market event follow a studied and tested pattern.
 
Heavy equipment,

Emotions while trading you will absolutely lose money. I agree with you absolutely.
Quoted your text "Don't stop us" what does that have to do with me. I am stopping you to do what. Are you you on Floyd Mayweather TMT promotion or something? what does that have to with me? I repeat the article above is solely some hints for someone who have never traded to know before starting trading.
 
Kwa wale ambao bado hajaifahamu forex au ambao wameisikia ila bado hawaamini ni njia halali ya kujipatia fedha...

Watanzania wengi hawaifahamu tofauti na wenzetu walioko Nigeria na Southafrica. Wabongo wanaoijua hufaidika kwa siri bila kuwashirikisha ndugu, jamaa na marafiki. Tusiwe wachoyo wa kuonyeshana fursa.

Muda unaopoteza whatsapp, facebook na instagram ungeutumia kujiingizia kipato, ni biashara hali inayofanywa na mabenki yote Duniani na sasa individuals kama wewe wanaweza kushiriki kupitia Broker mfano Templer. https://secure.templerfx.com/login/sign_up/113925

Kwenye simu yako nenda google store download app inaitwa meta-trader 4 (sio 5). Pia unahitaji kua na laptop ingawa si lazima kwa hatua ya mwanzo. Ili kusaidia wasioifahamu tutatoa mafunzo ya mwanzo introduction to forex bure.
(1) Kuelimisha kuhusu forex.
(2) Kuwawezesha kutumia forex
(3) Kufaidika na forex

Kwa wale wazoefu wa forex; tunatoa msaada wa strategy ambayo ni price action and quarter theory for analysis

We are using price action and quarter theory for analysis in the larger time frame and the BTMM method for a good time and position to enter trades (sniper entries).
You will need three templates on your laptop.
1) BTMM template,
2) Quarter theory lines drawn manually or by indicator
3) Price action support and resistance lines drawn on each pair.
*Install TDI indicator on your phone

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Signature Traders (BTMM)

Signature Traders Tz (BTMM)

Asanteni
 
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Lite,

Wengi wananiuliza what is a signature trade....

The question should actually be what is YOUR signature trade?

Steve Mauro of the BTMM Strategy wants you to pick one signature trade from all the trades he teaches. This is a trade that you have mastered and it works very well for you.

Make Flash Cards of your signature trade(s) by looking at past charts and memorize the setup so that when you do see it; you will immediately recognize it

Dont trade all the time/ everyday. Wait for your signature trade setup, when you see it developing...Take the trade!

*Bottom line: Signature trade is a trade setup that you like the most e.g 50/50 bounce.

Note:You can also have 2 or 3 Signature trades.
 
The country like Tanzania to depend on gambling is the shame while we have a many resources.
 
The country like Tanzania to depend on gambling is the shame while we have a many resources.
Usipangie watu ni kitu gani cha kufanya. Kwa hiyo hao unaiwaita wanafanya gambling wamekwambia wahana kitu kingine wanachofanya na hizo resources unazosema? msikariri maisha maana hayana formula!
 

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