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Hello all, selling my 4 screen trading setup. It includes everything you need to trade on 4 screens. Computer, monitors, mount, cables... the lot. It's based in Norwich UK and can deliver anywhere in England. http://r.ebay.com/fvwe2v If anyone is looking to get a nice setup to trade...

Going bankrupt and not paying me my money :(

It's amazing how many people are clogging their charts. I personally think they do it just to look cool & smart...

Bringing my SL up too quickly. I trade price action and reaction on the market, sometimes I'm too cautious.

I'm also using "simple" price action and stripping my charts as much as possible from indicators. That's the best way.

Great give away dude, I'm sure many newbs will appreciate :)

This is why I keep a well documented trading journal :)

Hahaha, that's the best answer I've read so far. I used to do that too to be honest. Sometimes when i have time and I'm around for the news I'll take a look and try to apply this strategy. But yea, it's pretty volatile and I'm always concerned with spreads flying around and slippage & all. You...

I too only trade pure price action, although I sometimes have a couple of indicators on to allow me to quickly glance at the chart and right away see what I need to see. I have practiced many months on naked m1 charts to train (as my mentor suggested) and now I feel I'm really good at trading...

There are a lot of alternatives. YOu could go into stocks or binary for instance. Or you could learn to trade properly and make money in forex :)

lol I first took a look at your screenshot before reading, I thought these were REAL $25k! That would have been insane. Have fun, and try to learn something!

I get between 0.3 and 0.7 (on eurusd) with my broker.

Of course I do. And any profitable traders does it too. It's imperative.

First, measure success by logging in each and every trade you take and making sure you're following your rules. It's easy for beginners to be too short minded. They see 2 losses in a row and assume the system they are trading is bad. Losses are part of trading, but so is your attitude towards...

You should ask this in the brokers section of this forum, I'm sure a representative could inform you! That said, many (most) brokers allow scalping. Make sure you verify before opening an account.

You could also just open a small trading account an amount of money you don't really care about (could be 100€ or 1000€, depending on how rich you are!). You'll have a feel of what it's like to trade live, real money etc, without having the fear of losingtoo much. I'd say demo -> prove you...

Use myfxbook, that's the best. You can even link it directly to your account so you don't have to manually type anything.

hahahah, that's even better! I can't believe it.

1) Go back to paper trading 2) Go back to learning, maybe from somewhere else, professional help my be good 3) Test, test, test 4) Tweak, tweak, tweak 5) re-test, test, test And when you're finally ready, go back to live trading.

There's a fine line between being tricked by smart people and being dumb - but yes overall I agree with Rambo. People make their own decisions and should be treated as such. I wish we would stop making excuses.