Actually, buy TQQQ is a best option. But this is not trading, but investing.
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Best strategy for a new person.
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Actually, buy TQQQ is a best option. But this is not trading, but investing.
around 1 hour daily... doing intraday.. not carrying the tradesHow much time per week do you plan to plow into learning?
How much time per week do you plan to plow into Trading?
How long would you want to stay in a trade, from entry to exit?
under an hour, 1hour, 4hours, 2-14days, longer?
Stay away from scalping as a newbie.
Actually that is a very genuine point because people generally make profits while scalping on a demo account as they have high margin and leverage over there.Stay away from scalping as a newbie
Do you mean copy or mirror trading?The best strategy for a new person is to find an experienced trader with a long record of success and learn from him. Easier said than done.
But don’t you think this way a person would never develop his own strategy?!
Yeah...but I was asking that what shall a trader follow to understand the trends better... there are a lot of indicators and EAs but mastering them is a challenge.Your question is very broad, very vague.
Buy low. Then sell high.
Buy high. Then sell low.
It is actually quite alright as a learning mechanism, but ya a new trader should bear in mind to not continue with this for life. Even I used to buy signals when I started trading on IG’s platform but now that I am using Fxview after almost 4 years of trading, I am using my own strategies, even working on coding on MT5.But don’t you think this way a person would never develop his own strategy?!
I'm a fairly new trader guys, who do you recommend following for the best tips? I'm purely trading stocks at the moment but interested in anyone who can help in the forex trading space too.
For a non biased experience, start by yourself..try to get familiar with basics..use demo...thats what I doI'm a fairly new trader guys, who do you recommend following for the best tips? I'm purely trading stocks at the moment but interested in anyone who can help in the forex trading space too.