FOREX - Trends, forecasts and implications - page 467

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The physics of the process - you bought a product, the price went down, you gave it away cheaper than your price. Will you sell something that has already gone down in price?
Elementary. It depends on the strategy and the objectives. If the objectives are less than the trading volatility, then roll over. If the objectives are comparable, then you will be offended. If the objectives are greater than the traded volatility, then over- or underbalance.
If acting contrary to this logic, drain the spread or grail the investor.
Elementary. Depends on strategy and targets. If the goals are less than the trading volatility, then overreact. If goals are comparable, then offend. If the objectives are higher than the traded volatility, then roll over or get even.
there was an upside signal! - A break below the lower limit cancels the signal, which means the situation has changed. And the move upwards is a deception, a trick. (if it was really going up - we shouldn't have let sellers who were hanging up to close by boo).
(I can show it on the trades).
Why did not I sell if it was a decoy?
I see the wings have grown))))
The professor is relieved))))
Why didn't you sell if it's a lure?
I see the wings have grown.)
Calm the professor down.)
Why didn't you sell if it's a lure?
I see the wings have grown.)
Professor, calm the professor down)))
Yeah yeah, I keep forgetting - no way!
Are you still resentful, you bearded owl? )))
I'm laughing at you all))))))
Show me the levels, you're pissing yourself)))
You know what the shaman says? Х... to you))))
In all seriousness, have a smoke today))