DO NOT BECOME WHAT YOU MADE FUN OF 20 YEARS AGO #shorts

This is my first link
This is my second link
This is my third link

Many people are curious to how much capital is needed to start trading Foreign exchange. In this article we aim to outline how much money is needed to successfully trade Forex.

Every day more and more beginners and skilled forex traders are getting to know and like how Forex Robots can work for them on auto-pilot. Expert Advisors can operate as a perfect Forex trader, the main difference is EAs are automated and can be programmed. This incredible software can truly work for you 24 hours a day and five days a week. If traders rely on these EAs for their trades, is it truly all that there actually is to it?

The forex market is an exciting place to trade in. It is open 24/7, works on a global level, and keeps fluctuating based on news, trends and technical readings. Every trader gets many opportunities to make money every day. In fact, many experienced traders shift their positions many times during a trading session.

The amount of capital you are putting into your futures or forex account is supposed to be risk capital. But just because it is risk capital doesn’t mean you treat it as if it is disposable. This is not Vegas. There is no house money, there are no acceptable losses, and we never let our capital ride! When it comes to trading, it is a business. You calculate your profits and losses, return on investment, return on capital, and maximum potential loss (look to the trade worksheet) in order to gain the optimum opportunity before you ever put your first dime on the table.

No matter who you are or your length of trading experience, there is a consistent set of demons nipping at your heels: fear and greed. These two psychological pressures tear into you and make it difficult for you to find equilibrium in your trading.

The simplest approach to implementing a covered option position involves the combination of a cash position with an option. The crux of the idea is that when a stock’s shares flatten out or get weaker in price call options can be sold to generate income. If the stock’s price goes down the trader gains the premium, which diminishes his losses in the shares.

If you have been trading for more than two weeks, you probably know about candlesticks. They are one of the most innovative tools in enlightening a trader on day-to-day momentum. They are excellent for intraday trading and, more importantly, for entry and exit signals.

While support, resistance, and Fibonacci are used as both entry and exit triggers, average true range (ATR) tends to be a one-trick pony. Once you have entered a trade, you are able to use ATR as a stop-loss indicator or as a way to place your protective short or long.

There are many different ways to determine resistance and support. I prefer horizontal lines/trading ranges. You can also use diagonal lines/trend lines and internal trend lines to determine specific prices.

When it comes to trading the forex market, there is no OI data to follow. While you can use futures and options by proxy to give you an idea of the potential momentum activity that is occurring in the spot market, it is also just as common to use the MACD to determine momentum.

Technical analysis has many strengths and weaknesses. Each strength gives it a sense of reliability, while each weakness puts you one step closer to making a fatal mistake. By becoming adept at knowing the weaknesses, you are able to shore them up with the proper money management and risk management techniques.