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Don't use to much of your account and just partially hedge the position

Hedging below 200 mov average is bad place to hedge because it is a strong reversal zone allot of the time so you hedge will immediately be a loss

Not really, half the time they reverse back on themselves , sometimes they see saw back and forth and othertimes they pause and continue. No useful info there

Study on what?! The volatility around news releases?

Yes they can be you friend.....or your enemy

Maybe he started drawing lines all over his charts and went insane?

Been in and out of this for over a month, I I'm now long at several different prices

Nice to hear your thoughts and enjoying your journal, I have traded Forex for 2 years now (used to trade stocks and etf's) it takes a bit of getting used to! I we would love to see some more charts to back up your text, I can show you a couple of my positions :)

No

I'm not sure I will be evaluating it in a few years! Like I said these are mainly minor details. Much more important things you should be focusing your attention on my friend

Like I say, does the job for me. Don't really think the broker is going to be your main concern when traiding currency pairs, lot more importat things to consider that if you got a good spread!

Don't know what there "type" is and don't really care, doesn't seem to make The slightest bit of difference to me. I think there fantastic

Hi Tom, I trade with oanda and apart from a few glitches with there app updates on the android phone I have had no problems as of yet so not sure I follow??

Its because they don't want the Portuguese to learn how to trade

Its funny, I'm the same, I can often buy and hedge my way out of a train wreck, its taxing and stressful though

I have traded mainly Forex for the last 2 year's, its good but gets messy sometimes, stupid spikes here there and everywhere then crap ranging days followed by the odd great trending day that just runs and runs all day long

Why you making a comeback if you failed the first time?

Not that I've heard of, what you testing for?

Its not about being right or wrong, its about repositioning and adjusting to the conditions

Why don't you hedge the position? Instead of taking a loss, you could hold your long and depending on if you think it is a genuine reversal or just a hickup take a short direct hedge to lessen you exposure