Tips and tricks!

snapdragon1970 posted:
I look at stocks to when FX aint doing much, metals and commodities are doing pretty well today, some other things I will be keeping an eye on, Hilton, Next, Debenhams and M&S , that means some research to do who's going to bounce back tomorrow. Hilton looks tasty if it hits 50 handle quickly.

togr posted:
follow just advice only if this guy have some profitable record

jackell78 posted:

snapdragon1970 posted:
I look at stocks to when FX aint doing much, metals and commodities are doing pretty well today, some other things I will be keeping an eye on, Hilton, Next, Debenhams and M&S , that means some research to do who's going to bounce back tomorrow. Hilton looks tasty if it hits 50 handle quickly.

How about indices? Do you have experience with them as well, maybe the major ones like Dow Jones or FTSE 100?

Darren72 posted:
1. Define your risk tolerance carefully
2. Plan the objectives. Stick to the plan
3. Choose the Forex broker carefully
4. Select an account type according to your trading style
5. Begin with small profits, increase the size of the account through gains
6. Focus on one currency pair to expertise
7. Do what you can understand
8. Do not add to the lost position
9. Restrict emotions
10. Study your trading success and failure
11. Automate your strategies
12. Keep your strategies simple and have a good trade plan
13. Know all the probabilities of Forex market
14. Share experiences and learn from the judgments
15. Study markets with complete technical & fundamental factors responsible for price action

snapdragon1970 posted:
You cant have a record if your working on a trading desk, its FCA rules only when you leave you can start a Trading record. When most traders leave they take some private clients with them, those account are protected under privacy laws, I don't make the rules but that's the way it is. That's why you wont see them looking for investors through advertising, most is by word of mouth, friends of friends. It's easy to make a fake account also ,so be very careful about trusting someone with your hard earned cash.

Darren72 posted:
1. Define your risk tolerance carefully
2. Plan the objectives. Stick to the plan
3. Choose the Forex broker carefully
4. Select an account type according to your trading style
5. Begin with small profits, increase the size of the account through gains
6. Focus on one currency pair to expertise
7. Do what you can understand
8. Do not add to the lost position
9. Restrict emotions
10. Study your trading success and failure
11. Automate your strategies
12. Keep your strategies simple and have a good trade plan
13. Know all the probabilities of Forex market
14. Share experiences and learn from the judgments
15. Study markets with complete technical & fundamental factors responsible for price action

snapdragon1970 posted:
People come in Rolls Royce to take advice from someone who goes home on the subway.

snapdragon1970 posted:
No need for LSD, some just like to gamble, plus when you have fancy office in the City it looks impressive.

dkilmer posted:
wtf are you two talking about....???? where is the unsubscribe button, geesh

snapdragon1970 posted:
No need for LSD, some just like to gamble, plus when you have fancy office in the City it looks impressive.

MC85 posted:

snapdragon1970 posted:
No need for LSD, some just like to gamble, plus when you have fancy office in the City it looks impressive.

True! No doubt why the financial institutions invest so much in offices and physical locations - to instil trust among those who pay attention to such fancy things 😄[/quote
Everyone likes to walk into a nice office, your right it instils trust and over confidence:)