Recent content by Ethan.ishere

The only thing I consider aside from all the obvious, is always keeping a realistic risk-per-trade ratio.

It's the best thing to go after what is your passion and the road of the process can be enjoyable to you because you like to do it. Wish you the best possible experience, quick learners can go far in the world of trading, good luck.

For volume, you will need access to the background, if you don't think charts and indicators are enough for you.

Hello Nina, glad to have you here. Tell us about your journey so far :D

No problem, I have never used it, I prefer to modify the positions myself as the trade goes on, since I don't trade all day long, when I do I am watching the whole thing full time.

With this particular subject, I can only say that keeping a realistic expectation is very important from the get-go as it has to be with consideration of your risk tolerance. As for the distance, I would say is entirely dependent on the pair and asset that is being traded on and how volatile it...

Worst thing I found out the hard way about stop out levels, was the freezing level actually, so frustrated when I found out such a thing even exists.

I can mention a couple of brokers, but you will need to choose one that suits your strategy. What exactly do you mean by added value though? Spreads, commissions, and better fees?

NFTs are dead my friend, their time has passed imo.

You can easily work with an offshore broker, not a problem.

Why would I want to increase potential losses when there is no guarantee of greater profit?

That is mostly advised for professional scalpers who follow up every trade by themselves.

Setting your stop loss is non negotiable.

Of course, managing your risk at this point just goes without saying.

Oui oui monsieur.