Guitarbloke,
Since you are demo trading now is the PERFECT opportunity to learn patience. Let the trade progress. Set your stop loss and let each new candle form and finish. If price hits your stop loss, then the premise of the trade was wrong and you move forward. If the premise of the trade is right, you get to ride a wave and have fun doing it.
Stick to the rules, first goal is to lock in profits (or worst case move to break even), and then just let price do what it will do!
Oh and to answer your question - I work 14 hours a day 12 of them in front of this computer!
Since you are demo trading now is the PERFECT opportunity to learn patience. Let the trade progress. Set your stop loss and let each new candle form and finish. If price hits your stop loss, then the premise of the trade was wrong and you move forward. If the premise of the trade is right, you get to ride a wave and have fun doing it.
Stick to the rules, first goal is to lock in profits (or worst case move to break even), and then just let price do what it will do!
Oh and to answer your question - I work 14 hours a day 12 of them in front of this computer!
DislikedG'day Colostarr and fellow threadian's,
I was on the USD/CHF earlier, but pulled out a couple of times taking 8 pips here, and i think 10 more when i re-entered. Will post charts when i reckon i've got more of a clue. I sensed it might've been a longer trade, but inexperience, or more to the point, just being happy with a few pips for now suited me. Demo trading here only of course, and will be for awhile. I'm going to print out the rules to have with me for tomorrows trading, as i made a few error's, and that's okay. I think i'm beginning to...Ignored
