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Forex Sign
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Galvenais
Apr 13 at 11:39
Direction can still be bullish but this zone is dangerous for blind entries. I prefer to wait for confirmation after a clean retest when I trade on hfm, because one BoJ comment can ruin a good looking setup in minutes
Manual trading is your best way to lose money.
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Galvenais
Apr 03 at 11:57
Manual trading is not the problem. The real problem is trading without fixed rules and discipline. Even automated systems still need human control when market conditions change
How to be a successful winning trader
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Galvenais
Apr 02 at 17:34
From my experience, success started when I stopped trying to win every trade and started protecting my drawdown. Consistency came much faster after I accepted small losses and followed one process again and again
Volume and Price
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Galvenais
Mar 27 at 11:21
In my experience volume zones are useful only when I see how price behaves after it gets there. When I trade on hfm, strong volume with weak continuation often tells me more than the level itself
What ROI Can You Expect from Fleet Management Solutions?
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Galvenais
Mar 26 at 19:47
A realistic ROI should always be judged together with drawdown, not by percentage alone. Even 3 to 5 percent per month with controlled risk is already very solid over time. Big monthly targets look attractive, but they usually come with unstable risk
Is Risk Management More Important Than Strategy?
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Galvenais
Mar 21 at 10:05
I do not separate them too much, because a strategy without risk rules is incomplete. Still, if I had to choose one, risk management comes first because it keeps you alive long enough for the edge to play out. Many traders do not fail from bad entries, they fail from risking too much on average setups
Why Forex Traders Often Think in Shorter Cycles
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Galvenais
Mar 13 at 09:58
I agree with this, but from my experience the problem starts when short cycle thinking becomes random overtrading. The best results for me came when I kept the entry short term, but the bias came from higher timeframe macro and structure
What is the perfect time zone to trade forex? Why is that?
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Galvenais
Mar 10 at 19:02
There is no perfect time zone for everyone. The best session is the one that matches your strategy and daily schedule, because consistency with one market rhythm usually beats chasing every active hour
How Does Your Strategy Compare Globally?
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Galvenais
Mar 10 at 18:35
If those numbers are real and repeatable, that is already far above what most traders can achieve over time. My returns on HFM is 2-3% monthly but I keep very low drawdown, less than 5%. The part I would watch most is not the return itself, but whether the drawdown stays controlled during bad months
Becoming a Profitable trader either By Manually or Automated
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Galvenais
Mar 06 at 14:40
manual trading usually teaches market logic better before you automate anything. When an automated system is truly solid, it should still make sense after spreads, slippage, and a long forward test, not only in backtests
Becoming a Profitable trader either By Manually or Automated
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Galvenais
Mar 06 at 12:45
I agree that profitability comes more from discipline than from the format itself. Manual trading teaches judgment, while automation forces you to define the rules with no excuses. For me, the best path is learning manually first and automating only what already has a clear edge
Why Tools Should Help You Think, Not Just Tell You What to Trade
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Galvenais
Mar 06 at 11:15
I like this point because a tool is useful only when it improves judgment, not when it replaces it. This is why I use autochartist tool from HFM without much obsession, keeping focus on own interpretation. Good traders use research, sentiment, and macro context to build a scenario, then they still decide where the risk is worth taking
What is the best time to trade forex | Forex
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Jauni treideri
Mar 01 at 16:28
London and New York overlap usually gives the cleanest movement, but the session alone is not the setup. The better habit is tracking when your own entries perform best and staying out when the market is active but still unclear
emotionality in trading
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Galvenais
Feb 24 at 16:42
Bots can reduce impulsive decisions, but they still need a real edge and proper risk limits. I like a hybrid approach with alerts and clear rules, then you decide when conditions are not normal
emotionality in trading
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Galvenais
Feb 22 at 11:47
I agree emotions can ruin consistency, but automation is not a solution if the strategy has no edge or stops working in new conditions. A good middle way is alerts plus strict risk rules, so you avoid impulse entries but keep control
Best way to make profits in forex
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Galvenais
Feb 12 at 19:32
Diversification is fine, but I would still keep the trading part simple and start with one or two majors like EURUSD or USDJPY for liquidity and tighter costs. Also watch correlation, because many positions can move together when risk sentiment flips
Best way to make profits in forex
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Galvenais
Feb 12 at 19:32
I agree with the idea that profits often come when you stop trading everything and start repeating one system with small risk. “Just build a system” is true, but it only works if you define clear market conditions when you do not trade
Are there any TradingView Forex brokers with 500X leverage?
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Feb 09 at 15:19
I see it is available on HFM though I never tried to take so much risk. Max what I tried is 1:100 but I rather prefer to adjust exposure using lot size
How much gain is realistic ?
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Galvenais
Feb 09 at 15:15
Daily targets like 3 percent sound nice but they push people into overtrading in my experience. A monthly goal with low pressure and strict risk per trade worked much better for me
Why does price compression after a sharp rebound often precede volatility expa
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Pieredzējuši treideri
Feb 08 at 14:39
After a sharp rebound, compression often means buyers and sellers are rebalancing and liquidity is building inside a tight range. When one side gives up, stops and pending orders can trigger a fast volatility expansion. Are you seeing this on a specific market, like gold?
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