Forex trading it has the advantage of very high, so it is not possible to make a profit with no knowledge that the maximum, with the high risks involved must have the skill maximum capability if the benefits to be obtained
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DislikedForex trading it has the advantage of very high, so it is not possible to make a profit with no knowledge that the maximum, with the high risks involved must have the skill maximum capability if the benefits to be obtainedIgnored
DislikedTAKE IT EASY! TAKE A DEEP BREATH! CALM DOWN! First, I don't want to insult you personally as a trader. I am here to discuss things with a open mind. But I have a question: how can anyone trade forex profitable for some time, lets say a year. Because in the short term you may end up with a few pips on every trade but in my opinion that is still gambling. If you roll the dice a few times there is a change that it hits the number 2 a few times in a row. But the man throwing that dice didn't do anything to it. It was just the luck of the toss. So what...Ignored
Disliked{quote}Forex is a really serious business that requires extreme caution, and with the imperfect mind, only a few have managed to adhere to discipline.Ignored
So why do you expect every body make money in trading.
It's easy? Of course it's not. It is easy to open and run small business? Of course it's not.
Some people can do it,some cannot.
DislikedIn the long run, skill is more important than luck. You can get lucky on an individual windfall, a single trade, but consistent successful trading is not luck. It's a career. I've been trading for two years now, consistently profitable. Never blown an account.Ignored
DislikedI rarely post on the FF, but I have seen a lot of these posts recently - questioning (or, in some cases, audaciously claiming) that it is impossible to trade successfully in the long term, or that any long-term prospect of success is weighted far more towards luck than a sound trading practice. Let me address this as thoroughly as possible, hopefully in a somewhat logical order. The time-frames that are you trading on (1m, 5m, etc) will undoubtedly be exposed to a significant amount of noise - news releases or other liquidity spikes will be much...Ignored