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EUR/USD Beginner Level trading Replied 20 minutes ago - TP is nearly reached so trade can be closed as a new London session wil start very soon and it may erase any gains.
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USDCHF SETUPS Replied 13 hours ago - This trade ended in loss. Stoploss hit.
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High minimum withdrawal with brokers: how to bypass it Replied 16 hours ago - Some brokers will not allow you withdraw if you have not placed a trade but its not an issue, you can always open and close a trade real fast then make your withdrawal.
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SLK STRATEGY Replied 19 hours ago - Downtrend Confirmation: A new Swing Low must break the previous Swing Low that initiated a corrective movement. A candle body breaking this level confirms a downtrend.
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Why is Oanda getting sold to FTMO Prop Firm? Replied 20 hours ago - Pls i would like to know more about this.
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How does a raw spread account work in trading? Replied 20 hours ago - Raw spread accounts arent necessarily better/cheaper than standard accounts but they allow you more wiggle room when it comes to setting your stop loss and making it tight.
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FUNDING PIPS PROP FIRM REVIEW Replied 20 hours ago - well, its not that expensive compared to other prop firms.
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why you should have a daily loss limit in forex Replied 20 hours ago - Shout out to prop firms for promoting loss limits in trading. Its very important for discipline
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Trading GBP/USD Replied 21 hours ago - Its actually bearish, wow so we were right
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Daily FX Options Expiring by 10 AM New York Cut Replied 23 hours ago - Major EUR/USD expiry at 1.1850 may push price upward during London.
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US30 trading strategy Replied 23 hours ago - US30 is just ranging sideways, I still expect a reversal cos for a while now the price action showed it has always stayed within the London range.
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Prop Firm Drawdown Replied 23 hours ago - Accept that drawdowns are normal: This is so vital to a traders progress. Every trader — even professionals — experiences drawdowns. The difference is that good traders manage them, while emotional traders make them worse.
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EURGBP Replied 23 hours ago - EURGBP is still bearish on the daily timeframe, the best option is to keep looking for sell entries.
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for which forex pairs is eurusd correlation negative? Replied 1 day ago - yh, they are both negatively correlated.
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GBPAUD Replied 1 day ago - Pls delete your limit for this trade, price left us. Price didn’t retrace to tag us in. We will get another entry .
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how to know when to exit a trade? Replied 1 day ago - What do you mean by automating the process?
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How to trade eurusd (with the breakout strategy) Replied 1 day ago - Today, I tested the breakout strategy on GBP/USD and it worked out pretty well with TP smashed.
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How do prop firms make money, is it from selling challenges? Replied 1 day ago - Prop (proprietary) trading firms are companies that give traders access to their capital. In return, the trader shares a portion of any profits made. But the way prop firms earn money goes far beyond this. Evaluation / Challenge Fees (Their Biggest Income Source) Most modern online prop firms use a “challenge model.” This means traders must pass one or two evaluation phases before they can access a funded account. Traders pay a fee for the evaluation. If they fail the challenge, the firm keeps the fee. Many traders don’t pass because of strict rules or lack of experience. This alone makes up the majority of a prop firm’s revenue. That's because thousands of traders buy challenges every month, and most of them don’t reach the funded stage.
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What happens if I deposit the wrong amount into my trading account? Replied 1 day ago - The broker wiil send the difference of $10 back to you, it has happened to me before. This is why it is important to trade with tier-1 regulated brokers only.
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Can I start trading with $100 Replied 1 day ago - Yes, a beginner can start trading with $100, but the main goal should be learning, not making big profits. A small amount is actually good for beginners because it teaches discipline and reduces risk. You must use very small position sizes and understand that losses can happen quickly. I am not really in support of leverage for a beginner.
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