Even with 50/50 chance for every trades, probability of winning three is 12.5%, together with leverage this trade is extremely risky, I wouldn't participate into itCan I have the ability and the chance to double my account probably three times a day, but I think this will take a lot of skill for me to do so, I'm also looking forward to adding some useful pieces to my puzzle on my Forex Trading account.
Yes agree, in a strong rally, making a profit seems so easy, however, traders can't predict the market ahead precisely, and trading forex is like an emotional sum game.Making profits three times a day isn’t easy! From what I’ve experienced, it really depends on the market conditions and volatility. Having solid experience definitely helps, but at the end of the day, the market is unpredictable
Prediction is hard because you have to be consistently better than collective thought (market) expressed in price, which is unlikely. better to focus on exploring market inefficiencies and taking advantage of themYes agree, in a strong rally, making a profit seems so easy, however, traders can't predict the market ahead precisely, and trading forex is like an emotional sum game.
You will need to be more patient than you think for that tree to bear fruit, but that also does not mean that the entire journey will be all losses and bad days.Can I have the ability and the chance to double my account probably three times a day, but I think this will take a lot of skill for me to do so, I'm also looking forward to adding some useful pieces to my puzzle on my Forex Trading account.
I completely agree! I follow the basic process of conducting market analysis and selecting the appropriate instruments to trade. I also focus on risk management and trading with a small deposit, which always helps. Additionally, setting stop-loss orders always helped me to reduce risk to a level I can manage.Forex trading apart from carrying out market analysis, choosing trading instruments, also learning how to manage money for money, the role of money and risk management is still a weapon that traders need in carrying out their trading days.
I am not so sure about that buddy, very soon AI will take over the whole market and the entire game from us, no more losses for anyone who can afford that, no more spending years on trading plans, just money to pay and get the AI.My trading in the forex market only flows with efforts to make a trading plan and be loyal to it, however, losses are sometimes inevitable because of the dynamics of the market, the most dramatic and hard thing is when fighting with own desires, getting a profit three times a day is possible for expert traders, however, it seems very few can do so.
I think it is a good step for long-term trading to keep risk management and improve market analysis.I completely agree! I follow the basic process of conducting market analysis and selecting the appropriate instruments to trade. I also focus on risk management and trading with a small deposit, which always helps. Additionally, setting stop-loss orders always helped me to reduce risk to a level I can manage.
AI is too stupid for that at least I see that quality do not improve further and even worsens sometimes, guess they hit the ceiling in developing its capabilities furtherI am not so sure about that buddy, very soon AI will take over the whole market and the entire game from us, no more losses for anyone who can afford that, no more spending years on trading plans, just money to pay and get the AI.
No way, AI will take everything over, it can do small time analyses nowadays, it will grow way beyond all this and possibly change the entire trading play ground.AI is too stupid for that at least I see that quality do not improve further and even worsens sometimes, guess they hit the ceiling in developing its capabilities further
I think AI can play some role in trading - like when it comes to analyzing the data quickly, but the human touch is still irreplaceable. The intuition, psychology, experience, and understanding the sudden market shifts and trading accordingly, this is something AI can never do.AI is too stupid for that at least I see that quality do not improve further and even worsens sometimes, guess they hit the ceiling in developing its capabilities further
I completely agree! AI is a powerful tool, but trading is still an art where human decision-making makes all the difference.I think AI can play some role in trading - like when it comes to analyzing the data quickly, but the human touch is still irreplaceable. The intuition, psychology, experience, and understanding the sudden market shifts and trading accordingly, this is something AI can never do.
I think AI only takes big data that is already available, while many human traders' thoughts and actions are not recorded in the database, AI might make wrong investment suggestions.I completely agree! AI is a powerful tool, but trading is still an art where human decision-making makes all the difference.
Good point! AI relies on past data, but human traders make decisions based on instincts, experience, and market feel, things that aren’t always recorded in databases. That’s why AI can sometimes misread the situation and give the wrong suggestions.I think AI only takes big data that is already available, while many human traders' thoughts and actions are not recorded in the database, AI might make wrong investment suggestions.
AI is not human, it is different, but in the accuracy of processing data, perhaps AI can match humans, this is because the database that has been input does not disappear or is forgotten before the data is deleted, whereas human memory sometimes easily forgets things.Good point! AI relies on past data, but human traders make decisions based on instincts, experience, and market feel, things that aren’t always recorded in databases. That’s why AI can sometimes misread the situation and give the wrong suggestions.
AI is great for analyzing trends, but human judgment is still key in trading. What do you think will AI ever match human intuition?
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