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You can consider Turnkeyforex out of that list. Have tested them for about 7 months now and they have remained quite consistent in terms of their services.

That's a touching story though, how quickly we get attached to them.

Hi Witon, you can consider Turnkeyforex. I also trade intraday with them , so far I have not faced any issue with my order execution.

If you find online courses and chats confusing, I would suggest you to read ‘Trading Options for dummies’ by Joe Duarte. That’s a good book for starters!

Well, traders can be addicted too but in the direction of career, not as gambling.

Well not entirely. But luck does play an important part. Rest its all about personal views.

True, every trader wants to achieve that. But it is not at all easy. So any plans of how will you go about it?

Definitely not. It takes a lot of time to master trading and grab a good hold on it. How can we compare it to gambling, which is just based on luck and done out of addiction. They are just not similar.

I see artificial intelligence taking over here as well.

- learns from losses - adaptive to changes in market situations - patient and disciplined - does not follow other traders - has control over emotions

Yes! Its all about personal preferences.

Trading is all about being flexible and changing plans based on experience and intuition about the market situation. I personally do not support the idea of using robots.

Market makers can manipulate the market in various ways to squeeze out some extra funds for themselves. They may try to make the market when no one else is available and try to place orders ahead of yours to get the spread that you should have. Or, they sometimes engage in spoofing and flash...

Well, that strategy may be working for a beginner. But as you proceed, I don’t think that you can restrict yourself to a single trade pattern.

An execution trader has to execute all the trades as asked by his clients and get the best possible prices for them. They take care of those trading segments that are hard to automate and where human interference is essential. Execution traders are experienced people and they also, sometimes...

It is not always bad to average down. I would recommend this strategy only for the long term investors. For day traders to benefit out of averaging down, the market has to be really volatile. But be careful about the market conditions, before you average down.

Beginners and experienced traders can first be differentiated on the basis of the effort both put while trading. Where experienced traders go through every news and market update, beginners start to trade by keeping a watch on the economic calendars. New traders find it difficult to control...

yup!

Well it depends from person to person I think. Not everyone has the same grasping power. The more seriously and passionately you explore and research, the earlier you will learn.

Correlation in forex tells us about the extent to which two currency pairs are moving in a same, opposite or some random direction. This is studied for a particular period of time. It really helps to catch hold of new opportunities and reduce the risk involved in trading. The numbers are similar...