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No, the game never changes, only the players change.

For the most part no. This is because scalping usually refers to the smallest possible profitable move of 1/10th of a pip. Since most of us trade at multiple pipettes, this makes scalping mathematically impossible. Daytrading would be different and more probable.

Closed 2 positions. 1 gain, 1 loss -0.0184% Balance +2.39% Equity +2.32% 89/141 Wins 63% P.V. $949,000

You are not very smart, are you? #1 What are you going to do if the Rupee collapses? I am spread across multiple currencies. #2 Can you withdraw profits every couple of days? No, you cannot. #3 What happens when you add leverage to my system, to equalize my drawdown to the fluctuation of the...

Closed 4 positions. 2 wins, 2 losses +0.0221% Balance +2.28% Equity +2.45% 85/136 Wins 63% $907,104

Closed 3 positions. 1 win, 2 losses -0.2086% Balance +2.25% Equity +2.13% 83/132 Win 63% P.V. $908,000

Closed 4 positions. 2 wins, 2 losses. Balance +2.49% Equity +1.90% 80/125 Win 64% P.V. $909,536

Closed 1 position for a gain of +0.0622% Balance +2.52% Equity +1.96% 78/121 Win 64% P.V. $909,564

Closed 1 position +0.0024% Balance +2.45% Equity +1.84% 77/120 Win 64% P.V. $909,064

Closed 2 positions for a gain of +0.0413% Balance +2.45% Equity +1.88% 76/119 Win 64% P.V. $909,040

Close 1 position for a loss of -0.0357% Balance +2.41% Equity +1.69% 75/118 Win 64% P.V. $910,500

Closed 2 positions, +0.0391% Balance +2.44% Equity +1.59% 75/117 Win 64% P.V. $910,368

Balance +2.40% Equity +1.55% 73/115 Win 73% P.V. $911,096

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Expect that to last years if not decades. Spending your entire life attempting to learn to trade forex, then accepting failure is common.

Statistically, you want to stay in your profitable trades longer than your losers. So, one needs to come up with timeline that you will hold the trade and within that, at what point do you decide to close the trade or leave it open.

I would say there is no long-term investment available. You may have corporations or countries with "long-term investments", but these are probably because of necessity. Everything else is speculative.

First thing, I would not assume just because price has exploded and others have entered, that they are profitable. If you want to follow up on a theory about trading news, do so, but do it with zero bias. There is a huge change of hands going on at these moments, orders are coming in and orders...

It is dangerous, because you are always taking a new trade which never meets the previous parameters. This then skews all your statistics, leading to more failures.

Any difference that could exist probably does not exist, because it would be arbitraged to being non-existent. Even if it did exist, you are already getting burned by a horrible spread, forcing one to trade in a higher time frame where these variables are irrelevant.