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Whats a good starting strategy for forex?

July 27th, 2008
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Dendriform asked:


I’m trying to learn how to properly invest in forex and have read a book and looked at some online articles. I’m just look for exactly how to trade. My trading program has a buy amount and sell amount (demo, but real time) and I can buy at two different rates, can someone please explain this to me?

Also, is buying or selling better? In what cases would you do either? Please any source of info that can answer all these questions would be great, thanks.

SENAY

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  1. cyoung85054
    July 29th, 2008 at 01:39 | #1

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  2. hunterz
    July 31st, 2008 at 19:02 | #2

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  3. lucstudent
    August 4th, 2008 at 01:29 | #3

    90 percent of Forex Traders lose money. Your job is to understand why this number is true and why it will continue that way, and then figure out how to do the opposite of that 90 percent.

    Unless you’re a consistently profitable, you’re still a loser.

    I don’t think trading using a demo account is any good. It only gives beginners false hope. Open a real account. Put YOUR HARD-EARNED money in the market. Lose your cash, learn to control the pain, and move forward.

    Learn technical analysis, and understand the logic behind the numbers. Example, Why do people prefer 9 MA over 10 MA?

    Understand what drives prices to move. Is it fundamentals? Retail buyers? How does fundamentals affect liquidity and price movements?

    Read into different types of trading styles. Scalping, Trend Following, position trading, Range Trading. Realize the strength and weakness in each. Ex: Scalping involves many trades a day, and your edge will be to have more winning trades than losing trades. Ex: Trend Following strategies usually involve large draw-downs and huge gains. Lots of losing trades, but several winning trades will more than break-even.

    Asking questions is easy. It’s figuring out the answer that’s challenging, because in trading, 90 percent of your answers will come from losers.

    Best wishes

  4. Prity O
    August 5th, 2008 at 13:09 | #4

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