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- Guran replied May 8, 2024
I do not think any one should risk trading BTC on the sell side. Because of the confidence that has been given to BTC by the American ETFs, I believe that it will stay in the 60ks for a bit and then go on to make new highs. This is because the Asian ...
- Guran replied Mar 10, 2024
man... I love the markets rn. Just a week ago, we were all here yapping about nvidia and its stock prices and the S&P 500 hitting an all time high because of it. Before the week ran out, we had switched totally to bitcoin and bitcoin EFTs. A roller ...
- Guran replied Mar 6, 2024
That is okay... volatility isn't a constant phenomenon so to speak. It appears only if there is either a big demand on the asset or it's an opening of the market. Surely, if it's sessions' overlap, then it usually appears too. News impact it. It ...
- Guran replied Feb 7, 2024
Probably the best advice would be: less is more Less trading will make more profits in the long run. Overtrading is the killer of the succes. I found this by attending on webinar on scalping. I don’t know why but all beginners are ...
- Guran replied Jan 30, 2024
So far, no. In future - maybe. I mean, all these digital currencies we have nowadays came in the world not without any reason. I believe that in future there will be a chance for bTC and other cryptos to take leading positions as national currencies ...
- Guran replied Dec 30, 2023
You can call me an ignorant player in the game, but Tend not to calculate weekly returns, as I jump from intraday trading to positional one, thus it's very difficult to calculate it. I usually take a bulk of deals profitable and failed ones once per ...
- Guran replied Dec 13, 2023
Nah, never tried anything higher than H4 and it's mainly bc my strategy doesn't imply any positional movements, you know. I trade strictly intraday and H1 is my primary timeframe, but i sometimes look at the H4 to detect divergencies and define a ...
- Guran replied Nov 25, 2023
If discipline means sticking to the trading system whatever it takes, then yeah, it’s obvious as far as I’m concerned. But it’s not the only variable for successful trading. And I would say that it’s not the most important one. You can be very ...
- Guran replied Oct 11, 2023
So I have been tracking the market over the weekend to check the overall level of stress, anxiety, panic and worry that will spill out in the markets. Because the weekend trading over traditional assets is not able to give that picture to me. And ...
- Guran replied Oct 2, 2023
First of all, it is not advisable to trade at all with a 1:1 risk-reward ratio. Just because of simple maths, let me give you an example. If your trade success rate is 50% your profit will be zero. In fact, you might be in minus because you will pay ...
- Guran replied Sep 11, 2023
Well, come to think of it, they just might! You know how I know? have you seen the most recent news about this spot bitcoin ETF? The market has been waiting on it for years bruv, for years! and even that could not keep the markets up on their toes. ...
- Guran replied Aug 10, 2023
It primarily depends on your skills and knowledge in trading. I tend to contemplate like that: - For rookies, it's okay to have at least a couple of closed trades in plus per day, as they ought to concentrate more on their mistakes to learn from ...
- Guran replied Aug 5, 2023
You're absolutely right fren. Its totally not about a single name. When they fall, they take each other down as well. You know, I am almost certain about the fact, that the major part of these falls are coming from the positions that are forced to ...
- Guran replied Jul 18, 2023
You can become emotionless through tons of experience. The more you trade the easier you take losses. Over time you will start perceiving indifferently the trading situations that recently frightened you.
- Guran replied Jul 17, 2023
99% of traders lose their due to the feeling of easy-money right under their noses if seriously, then I think it's an okayish situation with those entering the market for the first, or even for the second time. they just don't understand how ...
- Guran replied Jul 16, 2023
I'd definitely look for confirmations and convictions over longer timeframes. Once you go shorter and shorter timeframes, you can easily get confused and the signals tend to get kinda jittery. Making it simple is also a golden rule for me. I tend to ...
- Guran replied Jul 15, 2023
Stop hunting is art of taking profits at the levels or often beyond them where buyers or sellers place their stops. Even if the trend goes down, the market may go up temporary to hit the area of stop. Thus, it gets liquidity to proceed with the main ...
- Guran replied Jul 14, 2023
The quantity of trades executed per month predominantly depends on the trading style you've chosen. We tend to categorize traders on short-term and long-termers, timeframes depend on the same variable as well. Day trader usually make from 5-10 ...
- Guran replied Jul 9, 2023
Generally speaking, it’s not so good because it’s more dangerous rather than potentially profitable. Today marketers actively seduce newbies to try extreme leverages. On the other hand, if you have good trading skills and a big depo, it’s no problem ...
- Guran replied Jul 7, 2023
Yeah I do and I'm sure many of us use it as well. I don't know how much experience you should have not to using stop-loss, and how much confidence in the position you shoudld have as well. SL and TP are the msot classical ways to mitigate risks on ...