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Don't poke and poke and life will get better
Don't be sad, don't be stuck and you'll get on with your life.
there's a smiley face there, if you need it.
A hint for the especially gifted: you can just put "UP" here, so that it is always in sight and YOU do not pAry, its in the wilds of the forum to look for the next lame, including wavy - if not "spammy", but relative to the topic.
For the especially gifted:"Share your opinions. And if you don't have an opinion, read and smile)."
It is his right, but not an obligation. Otherwise you are taking the position that"I have more need, so the richer should share" - which is clearly a paraphrase:"my needs are more important than someone else's" - so you're defending robbery.
Progressive capitalists are already beginning to realise that they themselves must share.
Millionaires in the US and Europe ask for more taxes (msn.com)
Since half a year ago, or maybe more, the theme of the forum changed from purely programming to trading, I take the liberty of opening a branch for traders.
Let's begin with this.
Where does a trader start his trade?
Probably with the opening. It doesn't matter if it's an experienced one or the first time opening.
Where to open a trade with this all-consuming market?
This is an unavoidable question for the pro and the novice. No one knows the future, but everyone hopes to predict it or foresee the future.
Let's share our opinions. And if you don't have an opinion, read it and smile).
Well the first one is not opening a deal but defining an instrument (what to trade)
And the biggest problem is that here 99.9% talk about forex - which is not very suitable for earning.
Well the first one is not about opening a trade, but defining an instrument (what to trade)
And the biggest problem is that 99.9% here are talking about forex - which is not much for earning.
first sentence - i agree.
the second one - you don't understand the first one, you rush to sum it up
first sentence - I agree.
second - you didn't understand the first one, you rushed to sum it up
Well the first one is not about opening a trade, it's about defining the instrument (what to trade):
1) Most indicators and strategies were developed for stock trading.
2) Shares (I take only America) more than 8000 pieces
3) Currencies are tied to the dollar and essentially forex is 1 instrument only a few types on the side
4) Loving 1 stock out of 8000 is a typical trader's mistake.
well there are many arguments, just talking about my experience.
Well the logical chain is simple: Where are the best trading conditions created? Where the risks are higher. Forex was originally more of a scam subject - historically. Now crypto is our everything ))))))
About 90% of Expert Advisors lying here are profitable for stocks. Just pulling them on a worthless instrument, we get an illusion of buzz and a phantom opportunity to make quick and big money ))))))))))
Well the first is not the opening of a trade, but the definition of an instrument (what to trade):
1) Most indicators and strategies were developed for stock trading.
2) There are over 8000 stocks (taking only America)
3) Currencies are tied to the dollar and essentially forex is 1 instrument only a few types on the side
4) Loving 1 stock out of 8000 is a typical trader's mistake.
well there are many arguments, just talking about my experience.
Well the logical chain is simple: Where are the best trading conditions created? Where the risks are higher. Forex was originally more of a scam subject - historically. Now crypto is our everything ))))))
About 90% of Expert Advisors lying here are profitable for stocks. Just pulling them on a worthless instrument gives you the illusion of a bubble and a phantom opportunity to make quick and big money ))))))))))
Describe the main differences between stock trading and currency trading.
I am afraid that there is no clear answer since there is no difference. Execution and leverage is the only thing that comes to mind.
Show me a clear distinction between: currency/dollar, stock/dollar, bananas/dollar?
Describe the main differences between stock trading and currency trading.
I am afraid there is no clear answer as there is no difference. Execution and leverage are the only things that come to mind.
Can you show a clear distinction between: currency/dollar, stock/dollar, bananas/dollar?
Stocks are not traded around the clock. Stock exchanges have restrictions on short positions (selling securities without collateral)
You write about performance.
Enough, I got it...