Easy to make money on currency trading

Quote from increasenow:

you are talking about the CME Globex Euro and Yen...correct?...if yes, how many Euro and Yen contracts per trade?....OR...if FOREX, how many lots per trade?..

5 lots of a miniaccount why??
 
Quote from jucesar2005:

You have to look at news, the broker gives some plus those on the internet and tv. But its really easy. It just a ride. I wanted to know if someone else knows about it. The only effort I have to do is to pay 110% of attention in case of a reversal and to identify the morning move.

you obviously haven't traded enough. there are times when news comes out and the price reverses on a dime.

or reverses 20 pips, then once the news is analyzed a bit more (revisions, etc) the trend gets resumed.

slippage can also be bad during news releases.
 
Quote from flyingiguana:

you obviously haven't traded enough. there are times when news comes out and the price reverses on a dime.

or reverses 20 pips, then once the news is analyzed a bit more (revisions, etc) the trend gets resumed.

slippage can also be bad during news releases.

I missed the part where I said I was an expert, I came here to see if some brilliant mind like yourself noticed the easy morning trend almost everyday from 8am to 11am. DID YOU GET IT??? DAH????
 
Quote from alex.stewart:

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I'm I the only one that smells a rat on this thread. Anyone claming that trading is easy raises a red flag for me. Looks like a plug for Swiss Capital. But I could be wrong...
 
Hello jucesar2005
could you publish a few charts of you trades?
Concerning the news - of couse one have to watch out for the high speed train when he crosses the rails.
Regards:)
 
ok i looked into this a bit, seen this at oanda

http://fxtrade.oanda.com/tools/market_info/fxmarkethours.shtml

then to quote the part of the page that caught my eye

There are at least two reasons why you should track the major forex market trading hours:

* The first hour after a major market opens is considered very important and often indicates how the session might develop.
* In periods when market 'trading hours' overlap, liquidity tends to increase because more traders are participating in the FX market.

i'd be careful and would never even touch the US market in this way during NFP. if there is a trend established, this could work when toyko and europe gets going as well. maybe grab some pips then scalp the rest of the session.
 
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