Hello,everyone .we are here everyday discussing the trade , i think most of your dreams are
improving your trading skills and to be professional. Recently,i just find that the members of
FF's signatures are very useful and wise .i believe the precept words are worth to read and
read when you are in trouble. Just for help each other ,please write your signature in the
thread,and i will copy them to the first post (here) . When our friends have trouble in
trading or need some rest ,they can go here and find the answer.
※Trade What you See .. Not What you Want to See!!
※Every battle is won before it is fought
※Never trust anything you sees or hear in forex
※Less is more
※look sharp, trade tight
※a soldier that has run away is useful for the next battle.
※cementeries are full of brave soldiers.
※Greed should not be apart of any trading plan.
※The great irony of trading is that it is difficult precisely because it is so very simple
※Forecasting exchange rates has a success rate no better than that of forecasting the outcome of a coin toss - Alan Greenspan, 2004
(need yours)
improving your trading skills and to be professional. Recently,i just find that the members of
FF's signatures are very useful and wise .i believe the precept words are worth to read and
read when you are in trouble. Just for help each other ,please write your signature in the
thread,and i will copy them to the first post (here) . When our friends have trouble in
trading or need some rest ,they can go here and find the answer.
※Trade What you See .. Not What you Want to See!!
※Every battle is won before it is fought
※Never trust anything you sees or hear in forex
※Less is more
※look sharp, trade tight
※a soldier that has run away is useful for the next battle.
※cementeries are full of brave soldiers.
※Greed should not be apart of any trading plan.
※The great irony of trading is that it is difficult precisely because it is so very simple
※Forecasting exchange rates has a success rate no better than that of forecasting the outcome of a coin toss - Alan Greenspan, 2004
(need yours)
A chart helps those who can read it.