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I agree that majors are easier to predict, that's why I choose them either. and the news impact if nearly obvious

of course :) if I compare how I traded at the start an today, it's two different things! I notice more patterns and use indicators correctly, it doesn't seem so difficult as it was before

I don't risk more than 50 bucks in a deal (or even less), it depends on the deal size always set tight stoplosses

it seems to me that it's not a very difficult task. Especially taking in account the whole number of different brokers. There are more than 50 of them in the list that Enivid had posted here. Not too little, really?

I read similar stories... so I prefer not using eas in order to avoid viruses and different suspicious software

Well... I find trading news too risky... though I 'm on forex for already nearly a year. And I understand technical analysis quite good. nevertheless, I prefer to keep my money safer and not get so risky profit... but earn more in medium term

Process and profit in % may be optimal. I learned to figure out my profit not in dollars, though it was not very easy to get used to not looking on DOLLARS :)

at first you should prove that your strategy is profitable people will invest if they see that

I see, I have one strategy for trading currencies for now. I wonder what if I created 2nd and 3rd strategy? would it be normal? Do you know someone who practices trading multiple strategies or maybe you do it?

Don't know. Anyway, both of these variations are safer than trading with big sums :) I'm trying to be careful and to check how everything works before investing

And...how many trading strategies are required?

I see, but i'm still interested if scalping is effective when the market has low volatility, as I thought that for short-term trades sharp movements of price are better

Maybe it's better to use cent accs for practice? Are they fully similar to demo ones?

What do you mean low volatility? Isn't it better when market is volatile for scalpers?

I think minuses of robots should be mentioned here as well, for newbies to know what they are going to face while they start trading with robots. Robots are programs that are not able to change the strategy in some important moment. So they have to be controlled by real traders. Moreover, they...

Oh, I see. You even have an own book about Forex! Wow! Wish I was a pro trader who writes own books. Hope some day my dreams will become true. But I have only started my way on the currency markets

Don't you find ultra low spreads suspicious? I think they are cause marketmakers often use such a strategy , and these too low spreads are just an advertising

I agree, it is better to choose a broker by yourself. I did so when I was starting trading. Don't know of my knowledge helped me or I just was lucky, but the croker of my choice appeared to be normal. Hope it will remain good further. I spent some time choosing the company and I don't regret :)

Hello! Are you a newbie too? I am a beginner but I trade for several months already. And what about you ?

I started with EURUSD and majors but then appeared that commodity currencies are okay for ROI too. As for me, their movement is easy to predict