I have enjoyed watching the Civil war.
I thought the Iron man would dominate the Captain.
Anyway, seeing fighting between heroes were quite thrilling.
In the market, which tools would you recommend to ants?
I say price action is more reliable.
BB, volume, stoch, etc, for those who trade only for some minutes, they might need them. But seriously, all you need to have on your chart is some moving average level to work out target profit point and anticipate some resistance/support level.
To become a consistently profitable trader, I would not focus on short term trading anyway because I find that it's too risky - sometimes you're right but other times, your loss is great too.
I started with small money. I borrowed some money from a bank because I did not have much money to start my trading anyway.
Initially, I only focused on short term trading, tried all sorts of TA tools and initially lost 70% of my balance.
Be able to interpret patterns and anticipate price action based on patterns, I find it very reliable - somewhat I say, 100% winning rate so far.
I've got simple ideas - financial derivatives, from papers I teach and have built my strategy based on the goals of financial derivatives.
You don't have to trade everyday, trade only when you can anticipate accurately. Wait until the London session opening is over, and read the market sentiment, and then initiate trade based on the market sentiment of that period for New York session, the outcome will be so great ....
imho, 98% are ants in the market because they learn wrong trading skills as well as wrong ideas from the start.
I thought the Iron man would dominate the Captain.
Anyway, seeing fighting between heroes were quite thrilling.
In the market, which tools would you recommend to ants?
I say price action is more reliable.
BB, volume, stoch, etc, for those who trade only for some minutes, they might need them. But seriously, all you need to have on your chart is some moving average level to work out target profit point and anticipate some resistance/support level.
To become a consistently profitable trader, I would not focus on short term trading anyway because I find that it's too risky - sometimes you're right but other times, your loss is great too.
I started with small money. I borrowed some money from a bank because I did not have much money to start my trading anyway.
Initially, I only focused on short term trading, tried all sorts of TA tools and initially lost 70% of my balance.
Be able to interpret patterns and anticipate price action based on patterns, I find it very reliable - somewhat I say, 100% winning rate so far.
I've got simple ideas - financial derivatives, from papers I teach and have built my strategy based on the goals of financial derivatives.
You don't have to trade everyday, trade only when you can anticipate accurately. Wait until the London session opening is over, and read the market sentiment, and then initiate trade based on the market sentiment of that period for New York session, the outcome will be so great ....
imho, 98% are ants in the market because they learn wrong trading skills as well as wrong ideas from the start.
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