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what is your best trusted broker in New Traders Apr 21 at 12:18

Sloppy copy paste. You didn't even bothered to separate sentences, now you are advertising 4 million percent deposit bonus, nice.

Stockmarket investing: Market Timing Is a Losing Game in General Apr 20 at 04:51

I read this in the financial newspaper from a couple of days ago:“Seasoned investors are prioritizing capital preservation. They prefer cash, gold, and short-term fixed-income instruments. For them, equity investing becomes attractive only when growth is clearly strong or when stock valuations are extremely low—neither condition is present right now.”This is nothing but fear-driven nonsense. Staying out of the market, waiting for the "perfect" entry (so-called market timing), has consistently been proven to underperform compared to simply staying invested. This isn&...

€10 per day for €89 invested in General Apr 17 at 11:49

That return looks impressive on paper, but I’m skeptical about its sustainability. A €10 daily profit on an €89 account is over 11% per day—no professional strategy can maintain that long-term without major risk.Either the leverage is very high, or the risk exposure is huge. One bad trade could wipe out days or weeks of gains. I’d be cautious and focus more on risk-adjusted performance than short-term returns.

What are the most reliable forex trading indicators? in General Apr 17 at 11:47

I mostly trade XAUUSD and rely on a few advanced tools that work well with my style. Besides basic stuff like RSI and MA, I use:– Ichimoku Cloud for trend and structure—gives me a full picture at a glance– ATR to size positions based on volatility– Order Blocks & Supply/Demand Zones for spotting smart money levels– Market Structure Break indicator to catch early shifts in trend– VWAP for intraday fair value zones—especially useful during high-volume moves– Volume Profile to see where liquidity is sitting– TDI as a confirmation tool ...

How do news events impact forex markets? in New Traders Apr 17 at 11:46

You're spot on. News can cause sharp spikes and fakeouts, especially on high-impact events like NFP or interest rate decisions. I only trade XAUUSD, and news like CPI or FOMC minutes often creates big moves there. Timing, risk control, and knowing when to stay out are key. If you don’t have a plan for news, better to sit it out.

Newbie here – looking for some tips and advice in New Traders Apr 16 at 09:14

Welcome! You're doing the right thing by starting with a demo and asking questions.I started with demo trading, focused on one pair, and journaled every trade.Stick with technical analysis early—it’s easier to learn and practice.Move to real trading once you're consistent with your strategy and discipline.For resources: “Trading in the Zone” by Mark Douglas, BabyPips.com, and FTMO YouTube channel are solid.To avoid overtrading, have a strict plan, and remind yourself: no signal = no trade. I personally trade XAUUSD and share verified signals—feel free to c...

Why do some traders prefer trading currency pairs like EUR/JPY over EUR/USD? in General Apr 15 at 15:56

Good points. I trade both pairs but approach them differently. EUR/USD is smoother and more predictable. EUR/JPY moves faster and can offer bigger opportunities—if you manage risk well.I personally focus on XAUUSD and share verified signals from my account, with full performance metrics available. If you're into gold trading or want to see how I approach it, feel free to check it out.

Which Forex trading strategies most successful? in General Apr 15 at 15:54

Good summary. From my experience, the strategy doesn’t matter much if you don’t manage risk and control emotions. Personally, I stick to trend-following with confirmed signals, combined with strict risk management. I don’t chase breakouts unless they’re clean and backed by volume. Scalping and overtrading burned me early on—lesson learned. What really helped me was journaling trades and tracking performance. Now I share my signals publicly, and you can see consistent results in my account. Strategy is important, but discipline and execution matter more.

Common Mistakes That Make New Traders Lose Money in New Traders Feb 08 at 13:59

When I first started trading, I made nearly every mistake on this list. I thought trading was all about making quick money, so I jumped in without a solid plan. I followed random tips from forums, chased the market, and ignored risk management—big mistake.One of my worst trades happened when I refused to use a stop-loss, convinced that the price would "come back." Instead, it kept dropping, and I watched helplessly as my account took a massive hit. That trade alone wiped out weeks of gains.Another issue was overtrading. I felt like I always had to be in a trade, fearing that I ...

The Impact of Blockchain Technology on Forex Trading in New Traders Jan 27 at 19:39

Great post! You’ve highlighted some key ways blockchain could revolutionize Forex trading. The reduction in transaction times and costs could really change how quickly traders react to market movements. The transparency and security are huge too—especially in a market where trust is vital.I’m also interested in how cryptocurrencies and tokens might play a bigger role in Forex. It’s still a bit of a wild card, but the potential is definitely there. Smart contracts could be a game-changer as well, automating trades and making things more efficient.Definitely exciting time...

How to become emotionless trader? in General Jan 27 at 19:36

Emotionless trading is an ideal that many strive for but rarely achieve fully, as emotions are an innate part of human nature. Instead of aiming to eliminate emotions, focus on managing them. Here are some strategies:Automation: Using Expert Advisors (EAs) or algorithms can reduce emotional involvement in execution. Test thoroughly before live trading.Predefined Plans: Have a clear trading plan with entry, exit, and risk management rules. Stick to the plan to avoid emotional decisions.Risk Management: Avoid over-leveraging or using lot sizes beyond your comfort level to prevent fear or greed f...

Your Guide to Forex Success: Ask Me Anything!"** in General Jan 22 at 12:08

Money management is a key aspect of any trading strategy. It ensures long-term survival in the market, even during downturns. For me, I use strict position sizing rules—risking only 1-2% of my total capital per trade. Additionally, I always set stop losses and take-profit targets based on market structure and ensure a favorable risk-to-reward ratio, typically 1:3 or better.Would love to hear how you approach money management or any specific tools you rely on for tracking and adjusting risk in your trades!

How to Leverage Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) in Forex Trading? in New Traders Jan 14 at 13:38

Thank you for sharing such an insightful post. NFP is undoubtedly a crucial event in Forex trading, and your breakdown of strategies and risks is very comprehensive. I’ve personally used breakout trading during NFP releases with mixed results—it’s a high-risk, high-reward strategy that requires precision and a calm mindset.I’d also like to add that using a demo account to practice NFP strategies before applying them to live trades can be very beneficial. It helps build confidence and reduces the psychological pressure of trading in a volatile market. Additionally, keepi...

Avoiding Fraudulent Trading Platforms: What You Need to Know in New Traders Jan 07 at 13:30

Thank you for the detailed guide! This is incredibly helpful in identifying potential red flags with trading platforms. I’ve encountered a platform before that promised unusually high returns and had poor customer support when I tried to make a withdrawal. After reading your points, I realize these were clear signs of fraud.I particularly appreciate the tips about verifying licenses and starting with small investments to test the platform’s legitimacy. The advice about checking independent reviews is also crucial—I’ve found forums like Reddit’s r/investing and Tru...

Analyzing Market Trends Based on Insights from Other Traders: Understanding an in New Traders Jan 07 at 13:29

Great breakdown of leveraging trader insights while maintaining independence. I agree that blending external perspectives with personal analysis is key. Personally, I do refer to insights, but only after verifying their credibility and ensuring they align with my research. What’s been the most impactful lesson you’ve learned from others' market analyses?

what is your best trusted broker in New Traders Jan 07 at 13:23

Great points about matching the broker to your investment size and trading style! Regulation and testing with a small amount first are critical steps for avoiding potential issues. Do you have a specific broker you’d recommend for beginners looking for low spreads and strong regulatory compliance?

Things you don't want to do as a forex beginner. in New Traders Dec 23, 2024 at 11:31

Great addition! Testing on a demo account is essential. I usually stick with a strategy on demo for at least a month or until I've seen it perform well across different market conditions. Consistency is key—do you have a favourite strategy for trending or ranging markets?

XAUUSD in General Dec 17, 2024 at 14:54

If you're trading XAUUSD and looking for consistent signals, I offer a reliable gold signal with solid performance stats: Gain: +17.12% Absolute Gain: +17.12% Daily: 0.13% Monthly: 4.04% Drawdown: 9.40%The signal is available on SignalStart, where you can subscribe and track performance directly. For more details, check my profile and get started.

Over $7 trillion trades daily, this is still the biggest and the most liq in General Dec 16, 2024 at 21:17

The Forex market’s scale and liquidity are truly unparalleled, making it a fascinating space for traders. The $7 trillion daily volume highlights the diversity of participants, from central banks and institutional players to retail traders. While factors like interest rates, economic data, and political events are significant, market sentiment often acts as the immediate driver, especially during high-impact news releases or unexpected global events.As for the biggest influence, it varies: Interest rates are fundamental for long-term currency trends, with central banks setting the ton...

Things you don't want to do as a forex beginner. in New Traders Dec 14, 2024 at 12:06

As a beginner, here are some additional things to avoid in Forex trading: Neglecting risk management: Protecting your capital is key. Use stop-loss orders and stick to position sizing rules (e.g., risking only 1-2% of your account per trade). Using excessive leverage: While tempting, high leverage can magnify losses. Start with moderate levels until you're confident in your risk management. Trading without a clear plan: Define your entry, exit, and risk-reward criteria before opening trades. Avoid impulsive decisions. Ignoring demo practice: Practice trading strategies on a dem...

EURUSD	1.13806	GBPUSD	1.33291	AUDUSD	0.6403
USDJPY	143.574	USDCAD	1.38593	USDCHF	0.82707

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