Disliked{quote} EURUSD, GBPUSD and USDJPY would definitely be my top 3 for newer traders to start out with.Ignored
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Disliked{quote} EURUSD, GBPUSD and USDJPY would definitely be my top 3 for newer traders to start out with.Ignored
DislikedI recommend to my students that they begin with the EURO. It is by far the most liquid of the currencies. As a second choice, I would recommend the CHF. Might I suggust you stay clear of the YEN until you have a little more experience under you. It can and has been manipulated by the Bank of Japan on a regular basis.Ignored
DislikedEuro is really volatile but I got maximal result by using this trading pair when I was a newbie. Any trading pair can be profitable if you know how to manage money when trading practically.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Why do you think EUR/USD is the best choice for a newbie? I, personally, find it terribly volatile and difficult to trade.Ignored
Disliked{quote} So many traders who are especially beginners feel uncomfortable when using EURUSD because its volatility. As a scalper I have to quite this currency and now I am looking for lowest spreads pair that can make me profitable by scalping that brings profit very rapidly.Ignored
DislikedHello, I am planning to trade intra-day, checking the news and following confirmed trends (at least in theory ). I want to get really familiar with one pair and demo it for a while before I embark in the real money arena. Which should I focus on and what time of the day is best. I live in Florida (est time). Your expertise is appreciated. Thank youIgnored
DislikedSorry mate , dont blame any trading pair , euro is really suitable for all kinds of trading strategies with scalping , I think you had money management problem , otherwise it is really possible to make profit with certainly by scalping .Ignored
DislikedI would suggest to start trading with the majors, as their movement is a bit more predictable compared to exotics, thus you will be able to get the grips of it a bit more easily.Ignored
DislikedI would suggest to start trading with the majors, as their movement is a bit more predictable compared to exotics, thus you will be able to get the grips of it a bit more easily.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Exactly, exotic trading pairs are relatively unpredictable! Besides, their trading spreads is high! So, majors are the best choice for the newbie!Ignored
Dislikedhi everyone. i have a dilemma. after 4 months of constant trading on my demo account, last month I opened real account with 250$. i'm not profitable yet. current status of my real account is -4% but i'm sure that i know enough to not blow my account on few stupid trades. anyway i've been intraday trading WTI crude oil all of the time. now i think its time to trade something else except oil but i dont know what first i thought gold. but its too expensive and quite volatile for my 250$ account with 1:50 levrage and the spread is big forex i think...Ignored