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I tried a number of times trying to judge the candlestick patterns but have miserably failed. I’ve spent agonizing hours analyzing the charts patterns and trends.

Does the profit or loss per trade depend on the time frame I’ll be using?

I tried scalping not once but twice and failed miserably. Is there any strategy for success? What I actually want to ask is whether it’s actually profitable?

I’ve been wanting to ask whether there’s a reasonable stop loss percentage?

Know of any broker?

Mind sharing the strategy you’re using?

And me too. All thanks to the economic updates that provide regular opportunity for sharp price movement which can be easily anticipated.

Even if he claims to offer fixed spreads and a certainty that they won’t be changed even if the market liquidity fluctuates?

The spread displayed on the screen was tight but my orders got filled a couple of pips. There were instances when my orders got rejected. Is it normal?

No, there is no such thing as the best strategy because it is not possible that all the traders would use a similar kind of strategy. If all the traders start to use one kind of strategy then how markets will function.

Backtesting strategies would be the best thing we can do before entering the lives trades plus avoiding the revenge trades.

As far as broker choice goes, that’s a decent one.

I think you must get in touch with your CPA to get advice. You won’t get the right advice on the internet.

I think the best method to practically implement the knowledge which you have learnt from this specific book is to use it in demo trade, because then your money will not be at stake.

I am not if there are any companies allowing trading combine to their traders.

I think you should check your stop loss setting. If not that, get in touch with their team to find out what’s wrong.

As far as I know, the profits made after hours are much less than the normal hours.