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Almost all of them, despite B-booking you, keep execution slow (lowest is 200-250 ms at least with the brokers I tried). Probably monitoring their feed all day, comparing with other brokers or some independent feed, some deviations can occur but trading them is called sniping and brokers...

Risk in trading is influenced by factors like leverage, market volatility, and position size. Basically risk is negative outcome multiplied by its probability. Or aggregate of such outcomes multiplied by their odds. Proper risk management involves considering the risk-reward ratio, market...

Popular ones include Moving Averages, Relative Strength Index (RSI), and Bollinger Bands. I use them too but discovered right mix after backtesting extensively on Hotforex historical quotes

Elder's Market Thermometer gauges the market's strength and direction. It typically combines three indicators - the moving average, the force index, and the Elder-Ray bull and bear power. I think you can combine any two or three indicators create the name and market them. Tons of similar in the...

Scalping is a short-term trading strategy where traders aim to make small profits by executing many quick trades throughout the day. Scalpers look to profit from small price movements and typically hold positions for just a few minutes or even seconds. It requires strong technical analysis...

Yeah, I think the most straightforward way to do that is to check regulation. With FCA broker like Exness or Hotforex you can expect fair treatment because there is clear incentive for the broker to not break the rules of the fair game

Scalping in forex trading often relies on intuition because it involves quick, short-term trades. You should make split-second decisions based on market feel and price movements. While analysis is essential, there's little time for in-depth research, so intuition plays a significant role in...

Good strategy for past bro. It's same like pointing to support resistance levels from past price action and recommending to trade them. Nobody can guarantee that fundamentals for Yen won't changing especially since BoJ clearly lags behind other peers and can announce policy changes in December.

AI can help you to quickly code trading ideas, i.e. create rule-based trading system in some language like C or Python, recent developments showed they are good at processing text but I don't think much progress has been made in employing AI directly in trading.Most youtube videos about that are...

Idk but brokers like Hotforex or Tickmill rolled out Metatrader Mac apps with Win simulator preinstalled. They are pretty stable, no need to install software that simulates windows

You just start to make research on higher timeframes and look for patterns that will likely be observed by other traders on chart. This will make technical analysis to work. Also you reduce lot size and increase stop loss size. Profit targets should be also raised since you will make less...

Yes there are lots of downsides in scalping, however it's hard to make correct predictions for medium or long-term because range of potential outcomes increases with time non-linearly. Hence it's harder => less chances to be consistently on the right side.

I think changes in volume is what matters the most, and subsequent changes in selling/buying volume in response to some past sharp changes of buy/sell volume, i.e. autocorrelation. This should be a vector or research.

I really hope that you can hit the roof not the bottom actually you have to be lucky to be on the winning side with some really decent returns. Hard to achieve.

For a newbie in forex trading, it's generally advisable to start with low leverage or even consider trading without leverage initially. A leverage of 10:1 or lower is a conservative choice. This allows you to manage risk better while you gain experience in the market. Remember, leverage can...

Check if broker offer cent account as it's better for beginner cause you can start small and learn as you go cause beginner are more likely to make mistakes and loose.

Guide of what? Trend? Past trend, i.e. until that moment? Please be more precise

It's not a problem for me if a broker is well-regulated. Anyway if a liquidity provider of your broker starts to lose money from trades coming from this broker, they may change prices for the worse.

Zero leverage is great but waiting for entry may take years. Definitely not for short or medium-term trading, really doesn't worth it.

Night at markets is late NY and Early Asian session, spreads often wider during that time and also less liquidity