Showing posts with label Forex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Forex. Show all posts

Monday, May 23, 2011

How to Trade Forex Without Emotions

Emotions are the one of the greatest problems of being a Forex trader. Almost every beginning trader, who starts with the demo account, experiences a great success in his or her trading, but fails to carry this success to the real money account. The problem is letting emotions get in the way of rational judgments. When we lose, we feel frustration and sometimes even despair. Winning can cause us to lose control over our actions and turn trading into a gambling, or cause a serious over-trading problem. Calming greed and taming fear will help you to overcome trading Forex in an overly emotional way. Here are some suggestions to help you.

Steps

  1. Recognize the emotions involved:
    • Greed – human beings often want more! When market goes as we expected, it is too easy to believe it will continue for very long time. We forgot that everything can change in an instant.

How to Be Disciplined in Forex Trading

What do you think the key for forex trading? It is not the perfect strategy, but PERFECT DISCIPLINE. Discipline is a controlled behavior. So in forex trading you must have a controlled behavior which follows your strategy. Discipline will separates you between success and failure.
Have you ever set your trading goals, set your stops and limits but eventually forget about that. You have your strategy but still didn't do the strategy and enter the market although it is not suits your strategy. And finally LOST your money. How could that happened? It's because you lack DISCIPLINE. Many beginner trader and some experienced trader too, often enter the market because they are tempted to go in due to the fear of missing out a big move although it breaks their trading rules.

Steps

  1. Be easy on yourself for your mistakes. The more you get upset with yourself for your mistakes the more it will influence your future trading.

How to Read Forex Candlestick Charts

Candlesticks are graphical representations of the price fluctuations of a currency pair. A candlestick can represent any period of time. A currency trader’s software can provide charts representing time frames from five minutes, up to one week per candlestick. Here is how to read them.

Steps

  1. Understand what the chart consists of. There are no calculations required to interpret Candlestick Charts. They are a simple visual aid representing price movements in a given time period. Each candlestick reveals four vital pieces of information:
    • the opening price, the closing price,
    • the highest price and the lowest price the fluctuations during the time period of the candle.
    • In much the same way as the familiar bar chart, a candle illustrates a given measure of time.

Monday, April 25, 2011

How to Choose the Best Forex Software

The most successful Forex brokers, investors, and traders waste no breath in telling the fledgling player in the Forex market that the success is in the system. Unfortunately, finding the system that works the best for you is sometimes as difficult as choosing the best Forex software to use when you are actively involved in the foreign currency exchange arena. Here are three steps to follow when it comes time for choosing the best forex software.

Steps

  1. Pick the right software to begin with. Nearly all of the forex software products available on the market offer live online forex trading features, but how will you know which one is the best application for you? The easiest answer to that comes from knowing your needs and level of skill with currency exchange. You need to choose the software that will be the easiest for you to navigate and utilize to the best of

How to Trade Forex Online

Trading forex (foreign exchange) is highly risky. Due to the leverage available, with very little money down you can have big gains, but also big losses. In addition, there is financial friction, since you are paying fees in the form of the spread. Only highly sophisticated investors should trade forex -- and if you're not sure what you are, then you're probably not highly sophisticated. Whatever you do, don't trade more than you can lose -- because odds are, you will lose everything.

Steps

  1. Research the best ways to invest. Forex is the biggest financial market in the world. It's bigger than the US stock market, because the daily turnover has now exceeded 4 Trillion US dollars. First understand that you, the retail investor are not going to move the market, the banks trade in multimillion's, most retail traders won't be doing so.

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

The Reason To Buy or Sell

 If you not have any stock, then you should first buy a stock. For those who has own a stock, there will be a doubt (most of times) when you want to buy a new stock.

Should I buy this stock....or....Should I just pass this stock.

This is common a question for many investors.


The first thing to do before buying a new one is to determine whether your new buy is better than a previous one. If not, then you should not buy it whatever attractive the price is.