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Powered by... http://www.forexbrace.com Forex is the largest and the
most liquid market
in the world. With an average daily trade volume of about $3 trillion
no other market can beat it. The Forex market which is an
Over-The-Counter (OTC) market is open 24 hours a day for 5 days a week.
Entering the forex market is very easy. You can open an account with
less than $300 and enjoy the high leverage of 100:1 or even more.
(Please remember that leverage is a double edge sword, and without
proper risk management, this high degree of leverage can lead to large
losses as well as gains.) For
many people this means making big money in a short period of time. The
temptation is high but unfortunately the reality is different. The
majority of inexperienced traders lose money in this market. Many of
them even blow out their accounts completely in a very short period of
time. It is not easy to constantly make money in forex.
To be a successful trader
you need to be a
disciplined and knowledgeable person. You need to learn several skills
including fundamental and technical analysis methods, and risk and
money management techniques. The psychology of trade also plays a key
role in your success as a trader.
Traders can be categorized as mechanical and discretional. A mechanical
trader sets up some strict rules for his/her trading and sticks with
them all the time. A discretional trader considers his/her power of
judgment at the time of trading. In a mechanical approach you can
estimate the likelihood of your success and based on that likelihood
you can make correct decisions. A discretional trader has no clear way
to evaluate his/her likelihood of success. A discretional trader could
be more successful than a mechanical trader in short term but in the
long run it is the mechanical trader who wins the most. There might be
some exceptions but in general mechanical trading is the right way to
go.
The ultimate mechanical trader is the computer. Even a
highly-disciplined manual mechanical trader is not 100% free from
discretion. If you leave your trades to your computer it never breeches
the rules you have set for it. A computer is a machine and it cannot
setup trading rules. It is you "the trader" who needs to define these
rules for the computer to make your computerized trading experience a
successful one.
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