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Stop Loss in Trading: How to Say No

Almost all experienced traders of the forex market agree that it is necessary to set stop losses in any style of trading. Beginners, newcomers to the market, often neglect this rule, but with time they also come to understand it (or they simply stop trading because of the constant losses). Let's try to figure out why a Stop Loss is so important for successful trading and sustained profits.

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What Is Fibonacci Retracement? Definition & How to Use It

Setting the support and resistance levels is usually a problem for traders. It is especially inconvenient when trying to figure out from the beginning where to place them on the chart: one may think there are no good points to be plotted and it may be better to choose another time frame. Then the chart begins to change direction - and the support that has just been plotted becomes resistance. Immediately the question arises: "Where to build new support and how long to wait for it?"

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Best Forex Manual Trading Strategies: Grid Trading and More

Manual forex strategies differ from automated and semi-automated trading methods in that all market analysis and other actions are performed by the trader, without the use of additional indicators. Sometimes, when trading according to manual strategies, Moving Averages are added to the chart, which will show the direction of the trend. However, they are only used to assess the general market situation and not for finding entry points. Today we will learn about the most profitable trading strategies, including grid trading.

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Trading Psychology: Factors Leading to Losses

All traders are different, but mistakes of psychological nature do not depend on gender or geographical factor. This allows us to highlight several of the most common problems and describe them in detail. Non-Systematic Trading The trading strategy assumes work exclusively by the rules. There is a checklist with a set of filters, and any market situation the trader evaluates according to this checklist. Only systematic trading gives a result on a long distance.

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How to Use Murrey Math Levels in Forex Trading

Any trader dreams to see what the crowd can't see, to find that precious tool, which will help to earn where others see only losses. The Murrey levels indicator may not be perfect, but it is very close to it. Beginner traders rarely use Murrey levels due to their perceived complexity (compared to the classic RSI, MACD, and Stochastic). But trading at Murrey levels will dramatically increase the efficiency of almost any trading system.

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A Brief Guide To Short-Term Forex Trading Strategies

Short-term forex trading approaches offer us a number of attractive benefits. These include the opportunity to make money by placing short and long positions within a single trend; to exit a position in the evening and not worry about the portfolio while the market is closed; to trade with a fairly low starting capital. Nevertheless, when starting short-term trading, one must know its basic styles, which include pipsing, scalping, intraday, and swing trading.

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Forex Trading Strategies: Everything Beginners Should Know

In the bright, loud advertisements everything is so easy and beautiful: novice traders get quick returns with minimal time expenditures, and they reach stable earnings. In reality, the situation looks somewhat different: the majority of newcomers play by intuition and lose the whole deposit in a short period of time. Only a precise and skillful strategy will let the forex traders reach their goal. Today we will talk about trading strategies: the essence of trading strategy, their types, and application. Basically, everything a beginner trader must know before jumping in with both feet.

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Quantitative Tightening: What is it and How Does it Work?

During the pandemic alone, the U.S. Federal Reserve bought a whopping $3.3 trillion in Treasury bonds and $1.3 trillion in mortgage-backed securities to lower borrowing costs. The reverse process, quantitative tightening (QT), where central banks reduce balance sheets, is much rarer. The Fed is the only central bank that has actually made such an attempt, but it had to stop abruptly in 2019 because of market turmoil. So the asset reduction plan would take the central bank into relatively uncharted territory.

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Turtle Trading Strategy Explained

Currently, the forex market offers numerous different tools to improve trading. Experts in financial markets develop both simple trading strategies, which will be convenient for novice traders, and complex systems, combining several strategies. Besides, experienced participants in the market develop their own strategies for their trading. They base their systems on the elements of technical analysis, trend lines as well as support and resistance indicators.

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What is Scalping Trading? Beginner's Guide & Tips

Every trader has at least once heard of aggressive intraday trading when numerous trades are placed during a trading session. Such a trading style is called scalping. Today we will learn what scalping is, how trading using this method works, and what its advantages and risks are. What Is Scalping in Plain Language? Scalping is a kind of speculative intraday trading strategy based on opening many short-term trades to get a small return on them and sum up the expected rate of return.

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