Disliked{quote} Good luck.. Learning and improving coding skills can really help a trader in many ways and I am not talking about fully automation.. Imho, expecting that an EA will do everything for you is a naïve expectation.. The real focus should be on creating an assistant that catches good opportunities, opens/closes trades for you at times when you are asleep or busy with other things.. EA's can help really good in detecting and not missing out on opportunities.. By setting email alerts and push notifications you can get feedback 24/7.. I would suggest...Ignored
I am particularly interested in the institution of the tiniest trades. Trading points instead of pips, trading at the level of ticks.
I will never be a long-term trader for certain. I am particularly interested in the (perhaps naïve) idea of making 3.6 thousand trades a day. Meaning none of the trades will last more than a minute. Or perhaps they will, but only in case they keep raising profit with two ticks out of three or something. Of course, I expect most of the trades only lasting few seconds, the rest of the time shall be dedicated to opening the trade the right time, i.e. upon two to four following dipping/raising ticks or something. Part of it will be investigating a lot in terms of stochastics and the behaviour of PA. I know it is now just blah blah, but basically, I just think it will be benefitial to dig into this programming thing. As you have mentioned, it can help a trader in multiple ways. I am certain that an in-depth understanding of the trading system is key to getting better as a trader as well. And that's it. Thanks again!
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