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- Tarfest replied Dec 13, 2016
Gold is not doing bad for the year at all although at the moment gold spot prices are down due to a strengthening US dollar.
- Tarfest replied Dec 13, 2016
Staying in the forex successfully is not about winning aggressively. You still have to manage to protect your capital; this calls for risk management. It is not advisable to risk above 5% of your capital for a trade.
- Tarfest replied Dec 11, 2016
The AUD is trading lower against the USD. The USD is very strong at the moment as traders hope the US Fed could push up interest rates in their next meeting.
- Tarfest replied Dec 11, 2016
The EURUSD looks like it is on an extended downtrend with very crucial meeting of US Fed officials soonest.
- Tarfest replied Dec 6, 2016
One secret that I really love about pivot trading is that as prices move away from the weekly pivot, the chances get bigger that it will pull back. I use this to mark my entry point.
- Tarfest replied Dec 6, 2016
Many traders want to make the pips too quickly. They don’t even learn enough. In my case I spent good time on my demo fattening up my trading experience.
- Tarfest replied Nov 24, 2016
For this week, the trend for the EURUSD is a downtrend. The dollar is very strong at the moment recording its best moves against the EUR in over 13 years.
- Tarfest replied Nov 24, 2016
Successful forex trading is not all about trading with big capital, an effective system when combined with good risk management can fetch you stable profits. Successful forex trading is not all about trading with big capital, an effective system ...
- Tarfest replied Nov 21, 2016
One thing is sure, forex is not gamble. Trading is technical. I would advise new traders to start with price action; after that should they choose to go with the trend, they could simply start from moving averages.
- Tarfest replied Nov 21, 2016
To me using several time frames is not really the best for new traders especially using several smaller time frames. I do multi-time frame trading when I can to confirm and filter my signals.
- Tarfest replied Nov 21, 2016
Andrew Pitchfork is really very nice especially the median line. It is really effective when you want to use it in isolating setups for optimum entry when price action is really choppy.
- Tarfest replied Nov 21, 2016
Forex is no business of luck. Simply give and take in that what you put translate into what you get out. This means that the amount (not only capital but largely knowledge as well) that you put in goes a long way in deciding your profits.
- Tarfest replied Nov 15, 2016
Yes, you could hedge correlated pairs.For example you could go long in the EURUSD and till do the same for the USDCHF. Both movements could cancel out themselves reducing any loss.
- Tarfest replied Nov 15, 2016
So far the EURUSD has been on a sustained downtrend. This is owing to the increasing strength of the US dollar. The dollar has strengthened well so far as investors hope the victory of Trump would spark US inflation.
- Tarfest replied Nov 11, 2016
Well a good portion of failure among forex traders can be traced down to impatience on their part to make money as quick as possible. Most new traders want to make money at all cost they barely make out time to even perfect their strategy on at ...
- Tarfest replied Nov 11, 2016
That amount of your capital is not really very important. If well managed, that amount can take you very far. Especially when you use a very sound trading system with stop losses too.
- Tarfest replied Nov 8, 2016
Most traders rush to automated trading system from impatience and a strong greed to make as much money in so short time however undeserving. I prefer to carefully learn my system and use it in a live account after optimizing it in my demo.
- Tarfest replied Nov 8, 2016
The CAD enjoyed reasonable gains on tuesday. The gains come over the encouraging prospects of democrats winning. So far, Donald Trump has pledged to renegotiate the trade deals binding the North American countries.
- Tarfest replied Nov 7, 2016
I think I like the place of updated knowledge. In the forex, we can not stop learning. Every trade is an opportunity to learn better. The currency market is so dynamic, you can never learn enough.
- Tarfest replied Nov 7, 2016
Prices in the forex respond to traders buying behaviour as well as macroeconomic data. For example, say the US Federal Reserve raises interest rates, this is sure to make the US dollars more attractive causing it to rise up in all its pairs.