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NAS100 Strategies Replied 13 hours ago - Are you targeting the top of that green zone or further? What's your plan if it pulls back?
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USD/JPY Replied 18 hours ago - After I closed my long trades, USD/JPY price kept rising. In hindsight, I could have waited at BE at let the trades run. Unaware but underlined!
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USDCAD live chart trading Replied 1 day ago - I am closing the trade with $5 profit because of the bullish engulfing that just formed
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20 Trades Exercise Replied 5 days ago - i am interested . my strategy is to trade the breakout of the Asian session range or the break of the pre-frankfurt hour range
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How to avoid swap fees forex Replied 5 days ago - Switch to a proper swap-free (Islamic) account, most solid brokers like HFM offer them with zero extra fees or restrictions. It’s the cleanest fix if you hold overnight.
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My EUR/USD Asian Session Trading Strategy Replied 6 days ago - My suggestions: Focus on range trading or mean reversion, the session is usually low-volatility and range-bound for this pair. Use tight stops due to possible fakeouts and wider spreads. Look for setups in the first 1-2 hours after Tokyo open (around 00:00-02:00 GMT).
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DE40 (GER40) trading strategy Replied 6 days ago - Solid overview of the DAX/GER40. Focus on the first 2–3 hours after Frankfurt open (8:00–11:00 CET) for best volume and moves. Use 15-min chart with EMA 9 + EMA 21 for trend direction and pullback entries. Respect daily pivot points or previous day high/low as key support/resistance. Keep risk at 0.5–1% per trade with a tight stop. Simple and effective.
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Is it Possible to Trade Forex Without Using A Broker? Replied 1 week ago - As a regular retail trader, you need a reliable broker to trade forex online. Big institutions can do huge trades differently, but for us, a good broker that actually pays withdrawals is important. Testing with small withdrawals after a month or so makes sense to be safe.
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20 Days Trading Challenge with MTL UNI Replied 1 week ago - Additional image for clarity
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How to trade eurusd (with the breakout strategy) Replied 1 week ago - Draw a box to mark out the Asian range, wait for price to breakout of the box and start reversing back into it, then trade the reversal direction. In todays example the reversal direction was upward, so the play book is to buy.
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How to know when to buy or sell in forex Replied 2 weeks ago - You can also look out for candlestick patterns that strongly indicate selling/buying. See attached image, the candlestick pattern I encircled is what I like to call the "twin towers" and whenever I spot it, I always prepare to sell.
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A fun Challenge - Who will predict the trade with highest R:R Replied 2 weeks ago - Well, at the moment you are right 😂 my sell didn’t work.
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Raw Spread or Standard Forex Trading Account Which Is Better for Scalping? Replied 2 weeks ago - Raw spread accounts come with a noticeable lower spread than standard accounts but the disadvantage of raw accounts is that you can close a trade in profit and still record a loss after their mandatory commissions are deducted.
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Is there a Best Time To Trade XAUUSD In Kenya? Replied 2 weeks ago - I trade xauusd actively and for Kenyan traders the best time to trade gold is during Frankfurt/London session open which is from 9 am Kenyan time. You can make a good 20 pips profit by this time if you know what you are doing.
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Creating a trading Strategy Replied 2 weeks ago - Pls read well. My thread is emphasizing on how to create a strategy. Repetition is part cos if the pattern you have studied cannot be repeatedly seen then it’s not one to stick with.
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The simplest strategies are usually the most profitable Replied 4 weeks ago - The most consistently profitable approaches are usually simple, but structured. Why? Because: Simple strategies are repeatable They are easier to execute without emotions They allow for consistency over time Meanwhile, complex strategies often fail because: Too many rules = hesitation Conflicting signals = confusion Hard to stick to under pressure
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SLK STRATEGY Replied 4 weeks ago - This is painful though but I have seen what I did wrong.
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Liquidity Sweep In Forex Replied 4 weeks ago - It is important to understand that this behavior is not about large institutions targeting individual retail traders. Rather, it is a function of how markets operate when large volumes need to be transacted. Significant market participants, including banks, hedge funds, and algorithmic systems, require sufficient liquidity to execute their trades efficiently. Equal highs provide such liquidity because they attract a concentration of orders from many market participants. When price reaches these levels, the activation of clustered orders allows larger participants to enter or exit positions with reduced market impact.
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US30 trading strategy Replied 1 month ago - I am going to close the trade at this point, and exit with my profit.
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what is meant by price action trading in forex Replied 1 month ago - Candlestick patterns also play an important role in price action trading. These patterns, whether single-bar formations like pin bars or multi-bar patterns such as engulfing candles, help traders interpret short-term shifts in momentum. A candlestick is more than just a visual representation; it is a reflection of emotional reactions, institutional orders, and market volatility during a specific time period. By combining candlestick analysis with broader market structure, traders gain a more holistic understanding of price behavior. Additionally, price action traders pay close attention to liquidity and volatility, especially in forex where large institutions dominate the flow of orders. Price often sweeps above highs or below lows to trigger stop losses and grab liquidity before moving in the opposite direction. This behavior creates patterns that experienced price action traders recognize and even anticipate. Such movements are not random—they are part of how the market balances orders and transitions between phases of accumulation and distribution.
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