Trading strategies
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Yo dude, I can say some I did:
Follow the trend of a stock or market using technical indicators.
Buy stocks gaining momentum and sell those losing it.
Buy undervalued stocks that have growth potential.
Hold stocks for a short period and make trades based on short-term price fluctuations.
i hope you found them useful.
Follow the trend of a stock or market using technical indicators.
Buy stocks gaining momentum and sell those losing it.
Buy undervalued stocks that have growth potential.
Hold stocks for a short period and make trades based on short-term price fluctuations.
i hope you found them useful.
Hello.
I suggest you to search for swing trading! In swing trading you have to capture short-term price movements in the market, typically using technical analysis to identify trends and patterns. But for using that you MUST be disciplined and be able to control your emotions!
I suggest you to search for swing trading! In swing trading you have to capture short-term price movements in the market, typically using technical analysis to identify trends and patterns. But for using that you MUST be disciplined and be able to control your emotions!
Thanks for sharing mate. For sure I'll give it a try.
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Yeah, I've heard about swing trading. I should learn more about it. Is there anything else you can mention about swing trading? any tips or sources maybe?
Hi there! There are many different strategies that traders use for trading, and what works best depends on the individual's trading style and preferences. Some popular strategies include:
- Scalping: This involves making many quick trades with the goal of making small profits on each trade.
- Swing trading: This involves holding positions for a few days to a few weeks and trying to profit from short-term price movements.
- Trend following: This involves identifying trends in the market and trading in the direction of the trend.
- Breakout trading: This involves identifying key levels of support and resistance and entering trades when the price breaks through these levels.
I don't trade shares, but Forex seems more liquid and volatile. Your preferred lifestyle and personal attitudes should dictate your approach and choices. Think about trading time commitments, dealing with stress, times of day of popular trading sessions, suitable currency pairs. I like less stressful trading, so I trade daily timeframe with once a day review and will hold a trade for one or more days. Each weekend I review the fundamentals for favoured currency pairs to plan out the week . Others like it fast and furious.
Oh, I totally agree with you! Swing trading can be a solid strategy to capture those short-term price movements. It's all about spotting trends and patterns using technical analysis. But let me tell you, discipline and emotional control are the secret sauce to making swing trading work
It refers to the specific approaches and methods traders use to make trading decisions and execute trades in financial markets.
My pleasure bro, I would also add day trading strategy. Day trading is all about seizing opportunities in the market's daily rollercoaster ride. It's like jumping on a wild rollercoaster and hopping off before the day ends
Cool POV about the day trading. I'd like to hear more and get familiar with your POV about the day trading.
there are many more, you should consider which one is most effective for you. Using stop loss and take profit orders is a good approach.
Actually, I haven’t been in forex for a very long time. But I can share with you that I use moving average fibonacchi combination even though I fail to carry average profit in some months.
Day trading can be pretty exciting, dude! It's all about making quick trades and trying to catch those short-term price swings for some sweet profits. You get to be in the thick of the action, reacting to market news and events in real-time. Of course, it's not all fun and games. Day trading takes a lot of dedication and knowledge.
Well, thank you for sharing that. Although, you've been away for a while, why don't you tell us (or me) about your experiences? any advices?
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I agree that day trading can be fun, but let's agree that it can be stressful too XD
Too stressful and time consuming for me. I prefer more relaxed trading over longer time frames. But I admire those who thrive on the 'cut and thrust'. Wouldn't recommend for newer traders, though.
I should admit that it is exiting but not my choice. I hate being stressed out all the time.
I use EMA convergence/divergence and trading by bollinger bands. It took time though to find parameters that worked for me
im currently workin on lary williams smash day but ma friends have used it before and highly recommend it
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