UNIJOS MTL COMMUNITY - Page 34

@wavey_ - 2 hours ago

From what i could comprehend from my research...due to the fact that i don't have notes, i was able to understand that...Multiple testing shows the strength or weakness of research findings by assessing whether significant results remain reliable when several statistical tests are conducted. It helps control the risk of false-positive results.

Hope I'm on point...?

Good!

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@youngancient - 1 hour ago

Quoted - pisces03

I see...

Yes that's what currency pair is

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@youngancient - 1 hour ago

Quoted - pisces03

Wow

First time hearing this...

Wow...

So, how do you think they make profit?

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@youngancient - 1 hour ago

Quoted - pisces03

Notable disadvantages of trading with an unreliable broker include:

Withdrawal problems – You may have difficulty getting your money back.

Hidden fees – Unexpected charges can reduce your profits.

Poor execution – Trades may be delayed or executed at unfavorable prices.

High spreads – You may pay more to enter and exit trades.

Platform issues – The trading platform may freeze or crash during important market movements.

Manipulation – An unethical broker may manipulate prices or stop-loss orders.

Poor customer support – It may be difficult to get help when problems occur.

Risk of losing your funds – In extreme cases, the broker may be fraudulent or go out of business.

In short: An unreliable broker can lead to loss of money, difficulty withdrawing funds, unfair trading conditions, and unnecessary stress.

This is very comprehensive

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@youngancient - 1 hour ago

Quoted - victordtrader

Learning without application is like reading without actually writing ✍

How have you applied or been applying what you've learnt?

Reading without writing???

Do you write do every knowledge you've ever acquired?

If No, that means I know it but I don't have the funds to start

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@youngancient - 1 hour ago

Quoted - wavey_

We have different Market sessions,

What are the market sessions and when do they start

Do Your Research

Yeah, so trading runs in four main sessions based on when the world's big financial centers are open. Here's the breakdown (all times GMT) which Means Green which meridian 😅😅

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@youngancient - 1 hour ago

Quoted - wavey_

We have different Market sessions,

What are the market sessions and when do they start

Do Your Research

1.Sydney session which is 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM GMT

The day technically "starts" here, but it's the quietest of the four. Low volume, tighter ranges.Sydney/Tokyo overlap (12-7 AM GMT) .. quieter, Asian pairs

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@youngancient - 1 hour ago

Quoted - wavey_

We have different Market sessions,

What are the market sessions and when do they start

Do Your Research

2.Tokyo session which is from 12:00 AM to 9:00 AM GMT

Overlaps with Sydney for a couple hours. Asian markets get moving here Japanese yen pairs are most active.

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@youngancient - 1 hour ago

Quoted - wavey_

We have different Market sessions,

What are the market sessions and when do they start

Do Your Research

3.London session which is also 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM GMT

This is the big one. Highest volume of any session, sets the tone for the day. If you trade EUR or GBP pairs, this is your window.

4.New York session which starts 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM GMT

Second most active. Overlaps with London for about 4 hours (1-5 PM GMT), and that overlap is honestly the best liquidity/volatility window of the whole day.

London/New York overlap (1-5 PM GMT) .. most action, most traders active

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@victordtrader - 1 hour ago

Quoted - youngancient

Reading without writing???

Do you write do every knowledge you've ever acquired?

If No, that means I know it but I don't have the funds to start

Okay even without backtesting

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@victordtrader - 1 hour ago