That’s probably a great move buddy. I myself like Dow, Nasdaq, and FTSE because of their consistent trade. And your thread history shows it did go the right way for quite a while.Decided not to get too greedy. I'm out of Dow.
That’s probably a great move buddy. I myself like Dow, Nasdaq, and FTSE because of their consistent trade. And your thread history shows it did go the right way for quite a while.Decided not to get too greedy. I'm out of Dow.
The best part of indices for me is their high volatility particularly when the index country market opens. Volatility indeed makes the price move while decreasing the fake signals. I usually go with fxview and XTB to trade indices on competitive spreads and low margins, makes it tad more profitable.That’s probably a great move buddy. I myself like Dow, Nasdaq, and FTSE because of their consistent trade. And your thread history shows it did go the right way for quite a while.
How do you guys make money trading indices?The best part of indices for me is their high volatility particularly when the index country market opens. Volatility indeed makes the price move while decreasing the fake signals. I usually go with fxview and XTB to trade indices on competitive spreads and low margins, makes it tad more profitable.
Indices are traded the same way you would trade forex or stocks. Open a trade in one direction and earn money if the price goes in that direction or lose if goes against it. Always trade them with trend following strategies.How do you guys make money trading indices?
%%The Nasdaq/Dow divergence is not narrowing anytime soon. When the drop happen then yes, they will all drop.
Based on probability, If I go long on US indices onward I will only go long Nasdaq. The Dow I will reserve for shorting.
My certain targets are not met at close of month for the Dow. I will increase my Nasdaq long and hold my Dow short position until end of June. Not increasing my short for now.
Are traders on here short term or swing traders mostly?