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Wow that's some on Monday! Can't see those equal lows staying intact either now

The size of the candles this last week compared to weeks before it is chalk and cheese.

One of the many things that makes trading difficult. It's one thing to keep an eye on the markets but to have to constantly monitor your own psyche as well is much harder as it requires brutal honesty.

The FCA can't regulate their own bowels in my opinion.

Pick a broker you'd want to go live with is the simple answer.

Price reacted to the 50% of the larger FVG you marked out. Personally I wouldn't have been trying to buy this pair when it is at such premium pricing

I can see how ETH is more favoured once they move over to PoS next week but without any impact on the fees I don't see how it can be practical

Same happened with AUD and GBP. USD is simply gaining strength against them.

For me personally I find sticking to EURUSD works well for me as I can use DXY as a confluence as well as it being the most liquid pair. More than enough opportunity for me.

EUR/USD for me as I like the way I can use DXY to spot divergence between them.

Treat it like the business it really is rather than something you can play at.

If you aren't trading like a complete degenerate then lower leverage is fine but also higher leverage is fine. It comes down to HOW you trade, not simply the leverage being used.

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

Well this is going to be all over the so called guru's wrists.

I don't think all are scammers to be honest. With such tight restrictions on trading conditions in some countries offshore brokers have a niche to fill. There are unfortunately a lot that are though and that makes it hard to find decent ones. Seen threads on other forums that have a running list...

Setting good habits early on for me is a must. It helps to create discipline and will massively help you counter the psychological hurdles we all face when trading.

Not sure about completely as you will need a wallet to transfer to but if you want to avoid the complications then they are a viable options I'd say. Can always just transfer to a ledger instead.

Rental costs are quite steady though so the cashflow will be sufficient for him to break even on them in 5-6 years without being too greedy.

Simply how much am I willing to lose when exposing myself to the markets in order to try and win.

I would question anyone who claims to be 100% confident on a trade based on probabilities. But I agree, even 99% should still be adhering to good risk management.