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I think so, too. We're on the same brainwave frequency.
Fair enough!
Of course, 95% of traders think so.
Greetings! The figures may vary. However, I have good reason to say that it is in fact 100%.My conclusions are based on... let's call it "the laws" or "the rules" that you, as an ordinary trader, abide by, whether you like it or not. Let's go in order:
1. Technical Analysis. What is a price chart? It is the transfer of a huge amount of information, situations, probabilities, speculations and other information affecting the price, into what? Right, in a flat two-dimensional chart. And now ask yourself, is it possible to objectively assess the multidimensional nature of what is happening, in two dimensions? Never.
The initial conditions are clear, but the chain of reasoning is kind of convoluted.
Let's start with a simple question: You have a flat two-dimensional graph... Do you trust the data in that graph?
If you do, then the matter of making a profit is very simple - you can always identify the section of the chart where the pair's movement is strong, clear and confirmed by several indicators. It is VERY EASY to take a small bite out of this movement, and the main thing - to wait for this clear movement. And since no one can force the Trader to trade SOMETHING, this task is quite feasible.
The initial conditions are clear, but the chain of reasoning is a bit convoluted.
Let's start with a simple question: You have a flat two-dimensional graph... Do you trust the data in this graph?
If you do, then the matter of making a profit is very simple - you can always identify the section of the chart where the pair's movement is strong, clear and confirmed by several indicators. It is VERY EASY to take a small bite out of this movement, and the main thing - to wait for this clear movement. And since no one can force the trader to trade SOMETHING, this task is quite feasible.
The initial conditions are clear, but the chain of reasoning is a bit convoluted.
Let's start with a simple question: You have a flat two-dimensional graph... Do you trust the data in this graph?
If you trust them, then the matter of making a profit is very simple - you can always identify the area of the chart, where the movement of the pair is strong, clear and confirmed by several indicators. It is VERY EASY to take a small bite out of this movement - and the main thing - to wait for this clear movement. And since no one can force the Trader to trade SOMETHING, this task is quite feasible.
1. Is there a method of identifying this "strong, clear and validated" plot in advance?
2. Are there these "few indicators" that give a 100% predictive effect?
1. Is there a method of identifying this "strong, clear and confirmed" site in advance?
2. Are there these "few indicators" that give a 100% predictive effect?
Why are you so greedy?
After all, you can just wait for the right movement, wait a bit for full confidence and only then open a position.
Of course, there are a lot of decent indicators, but you can also develop the right one yourself - if you want to.
Why are you so greedy?
You can just wait for the right movement, wait a little longer for full confidence and only then open a position.
Of course, there are a lot of decent indicators, but you can also develop the right one yourself - if you want to.
They can. And make either a profit or a loss. That's exactly what everyone does. All 95%.
It is possible that all 95%.... do so
But I'm saying: HOW TO DO... But you can do as you like.
It's possible that that's what 95% of people do....
But I do say: HOW TO DO... But you can do as you like.