One can park some money as long term investments, but for actively trading it’s better to have limited options.
Sure man!So you are in the same place as me at the moment. Been trading majors and now looking to go exotic. Let me know how your experience with the other pairs goes.
Couldn’t agree more. The low-bid spreads and enticing liquidity is what made me try out this currency pair on the first hand. Also, because the pair is so volatile, as a day trader I get plenty of opportunities to trade well and make profits.One thing I’ve learned in my 5 years as a trader is to play safe and that’s the reason I went with EUR/USD. But lately I’ve started trading in USD/JPY and doing pretty well.
I beg to differ here. The high volatility factor could have been easy for you and that’s good but majorly speaking, this one aspect leads to high price fluctuations. In case traders aren’t careful or stay alert, a winning position or profit can easily become a loss.Couldn’t agree more. The low-bid spreads and enticing liquidity is what made me try out this currency pair on the first hand. Also, because the pair is so volatile, as a day trader I get plenty of opportunities to trade well and make profits.
Yen is going to continue to weaken because of the corona havoc. It used to be a safe haven currency but I don’t know any moreHas USD/JPY, which was the second most traded currency pair, become nearly died for only several dollar to form a 11 months' turning around bottom by using 3 weeks' few trading?