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hard trade is always the right trade
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If it were that easy to tell where a bank or hedge fund placed their order by merely looking at a chart, then 95% of retail traders wouldn't have been failing. Unsuccessful traders re mentally stubborn and deeply rooted in their wrong way of doing things. So much that, even if you showed them the right thing to do they would refuse LOL
A real trader is like a medical doctor, they never stop reading. You will see even consultants in the hospital still reading books. But today they have turned trading into hype, everyone is teaching what they have not mastered. it is not uncommon to see traders today not being able to tell you the meaning of CFD
Sometimes you take a trade and lose $1200 and then you say what's there if I lose another $30, oh yeah what's there if I lose another $15, what's there if I lose another $5? And it goes on and on and those are the small papercuts that will kill you
If a new session is about to start, then I would rather take profit and exit because new sessions have the tendency to reverse the previous direction suddenly.
You need to keep your day job to be able to fund your trading and be consistently showing up everyday because you will lose a lot of money while learning and will need a source to replenish it. You need to be in the trading game long enough for probabilities to work.
Yes desktop trading platforms like MetaTrader also have mobile apps, so you can manage a trade you initiated on the desktop from your mobile app.
They make withdrawals very difficult and the excuse they give is "Anti Money Laundering Checks" but why didnt they do the checks when customers were opening the account?
Assex markets seems to be a shady broker, I saw this review left by an unsatisfied customer on Trust Pilot. The customer complained about deposits being made easy but when he tried to withdraw his 9,000 USD his account was blocked and the Assex markets support team stopped responding to his questions. Irt is also weird that Assext Markets team has not respinded to this complain on Trust Pilot for months now.
Sometimes it may not be the brokers fault, it could be that you may be trying to withdraw to a dormant account or to an expired debit card
Tickmill has a good mobile app but it only works with their raw spread account. I use the app frequently and it allows me to do technical analysis; drawing trend lines, drawing shapes, highlighting areas etc. and it saves everything so that when I come back later, I can continue from where I stopped.
I traded major currency pairs with Exness and the spreads were okay, but my stop losses were executed at inferior prices especially during high volatility markets. Another thing I didn't like about them was the way their client area is designed; you cannot transfer less than $1 from one of your accounts to the other one. You need to fill a mini form for every withdrawal, the client area is not well designed and it affects user experience. I also saw an advert where they talked about a so called "stop out protection" but I have never seen it work while trading with them.
For me I would prefer improving my risk to reward by knowing how to select the best trades with lowest risk. In the end, a good RR will translate to a higher win rate
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