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 * Ivey Freeman posted an update 10 minutes ago
   
   Trading in foreign currency exchanges has the allure of excitement and
   potentially high profits. However, it also has potential for great losses.
   Here are some tips to help you learn about this market and whether it is
   right for you. These tips can help you to approach the forex market,
   well-armed with caution and realistic expectations.
   
   Forex trading is usually highly leveraged. When operating with large amounts
   of leverage a proper money management technique is essential. Never have more
   than 2% of your capital and risk on a given trade or 6% of your capital at
   risk at any given time. This way, even if all the money you have at risk is
   completely lost, you can still trade again the next day.
   
   A great tip for forex trading is to accept the fact you may be in the
   minority about some trades. In fact, many people who are correct about
   particular trades are in the minority. Most of the time, the minority is as
   small as 10%. However, these 10% will win while the other 90% will lose.
   
   Take the time to learn the essential components of forex trading. If you want
   to be successful at what you do and be competitive with some of the experts
   in the field, you must have a clear understanding of everything that it
   entails. You don’t need a college education, but you do need a desire to
   learn.
   
   No matter how long you have been trading, stick to the rules you set up in
   the beginning. Doing well in the market is not an excuse to start fudging the
   rules you set for your trading plan. It’s the time to adhere to them more
   than ever. You may need to tweak your plan, but make sure it’s a reasonable
   tweak based on your strategies.
   
   Be careful when choosing your broker. Some brokers are fake, make sure and do
   your research and choose reputable brokers. Some brokers are not a good fit
   for your trading style and knowledge level. If you are a newbie to trading,
   choose a broker with a high level of customer service and training regarding
   the ins and outs of forex.
   
   Don’t stop using your demo forex account just because you open an account
   that uses real money. Learning about the forex markets doesn’t stop when you
   start trading. You can use your demo account to test various configurations
   of your trading plan, such as to see if you may be too conservative with your
   stop loss markets.
   
   When selecting a forex broker, make sure you and the broker are expecting the
   same things out of your trading schedule. For example, if you plan on day
   trading, be sure to pick a broker that allows multiple trades within the same
   day. Not all brokers allow day trading and may close your account if they see
   you doing it.
   
   When you are trying to maximize your profit on your forex, make sure you are
   looking at bigger windows of time than the ones you have chosen to work with.
   Trends can be invisible in a very short window of time. Something trending
   upward can just be ticking up a notch in a larger slide downward.
   
   After you’ve learned about stop losses in Forex, you will understand the
   importance of protective stops. Even still, you will need to know how to
   effectively use them. One great tip to remember is to never place a
   protective stop on an obvious round number. expert advisor on long positions
   should only be placed below round numbers.
   
   If you enter the Foreign Exchange Market afraid to invest and trade your
   money, you are going to lose your money. A Wall Street tycoon will tell you
   point blank that scared money never makes money, and that’s the absolute
   truth. If you are scared to take the risk when opportunity presents itself,
   you’re never going to earn a reward.
   
   Now you know a lot more about forex. It requires nerve, strategy, and
   specialized knowledge, to enter into foreign currency trading. Give it some
   thought, but if you have good math skills and presence of mind, and you are
   willing to become knowledgeable before beginning, this just may be the right
   trading market for you.
   
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