Hi, wonder if there is any full time traders here who are willing to share their journey to going pro? like how long they take, what are the challenges and any advice for the newbies like me? thank u very much
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DislikedHi, why do u think there are only a few FTT (full time traders) here? I mean, isn't there people who are making gd pips with the system? or is it due to the lack of large enough funds to go pro?
anyway i happened to see ur blog. good goal! that's what I want to do also! ha. be a FTT by 25? wow how old are u now?Ignored
DislikedHi, wonder if there is any full time traders here who are willing to share their journey to going pro? like how long they take, what are the challenges and any advice for the newbies like me? thank u very muchIgnored
DislikedAfter 1.5 year of learning I think there many traders who consistently gain some profits, but mostly from teaching others how to trade
For me - I paid for two basic courses, which helped me at the beginning, but since that I'm not going to pay even one cent anymore. There tons of freely available materials in the internet about trading.
BTW, does anybody want to get a really brilliant, unique and very very simple strategy (which makes millions!) for only 25$? Please, contact me. Money back guarantee.
<<<=== Yes, this is how it works...Ignored
Dislikedhaha true. well there are so many systems out there, but wad is more impt is the psychology, it is always the more difficult part, unless u have a profitable mechanical system that removes all psychology. unfortunately i m no programmer.
it definitely is easier to teach and more profitable than to trade urself yaIgnored
DislikedThere some programs that allow to test simple strategies without any knowledge...Ignored
Dislikedhmm did i misunderstood but u say it's easier to solve psychological problem? I bet to differ! because with a mechanical system, u do not need to pull e trigger or the stop.
but even a mechanical system can be breached. if u decided to tamper it and TP or SL early or late. but then tt's psychological again!Ignored
DislikedI have become a full time trader in a period of 6 months. I started with a small amount of money ($500) and have worked my way up to a sizeable amount. You just have to find trends and ride them. I started with a group that preaches finding trends, support and resistance, parallel and inverse anaylsis, and multiple timeframe analysis. It works and with a lot of practice, anyone can do it. It is hard but not as hard as everyone makes it out to be. It just takes a lot of practice to develop a sixth sense and to also follow the rules. If anyone wants...Ignored
DislikedHere is an example. Let's say GBP/USD has a established a good trend and I want to trade it. Parallel analysis would be to look at the EUR/USD, AUD/USD, and maybe NZD/USD to make sure those are trending in the same direction. Then, inverse analysis would be to look at maybe the USD/CHF and USD/CAD to make sure those are trending in the opposite direction. If they are, you have confirmation of a strong trend. I hope that helps. Feel free to ask anything else.Ignored
DislikedI have become a full time trader in a period of 6 months. I started with a small amount of money ($500) and have worked my way up to a sizeable amount. You just have to find trends and ride them. I started with a group that preaches finding trends, support and resistance, parallel and inverse anaylsis, and multiple timeframe analysis. It works and with a lot of practice, anyone can do it. It is hard but not as hard as everyone makes it out to be. It just takes a lot of practice to develop a sixth sense and to also follow the rules. If anyone wants...Ignored
DislikedYes, I have increased the amount that I trade with but still I do not need that much because I am always going to get into a trade right before it moves, right after it breaks resistance. I will usually set alarms(where the resistance points are) after my analysis in the afternoon and then go to bed at night. If the alarms hit at night, I get up and put in the trade and then go back to bed. I usually close out a trade when London goes home in the US sesssion. Thats a typical day.Ignored