NerdyMobs

Wow. Thank you for sharing. It's one of the maby i guess out there

There is no such thing as a good Topfx Broker. Other Broker (XPROTRADE) characters have conned everyone.

The newcomers must be aware of it... OrderFlow is a new algorithm that I've learned.

I recommend Jim Brown's book "Forex Trading- The Basics Explained in Simple Terms." It's a straightforward and informative book.

Being an expert trader in the forex market is not an easy task. It requires a great deal of hard work and dedication. Focus first on learning and then practice as much as possible in the demo account. To stay in the market for a long time, you must understand risk and money management. Never trade without a stop loss. Trade with an appropriate risk-reward ratio.

I connected my wallet (metamask) to a few dex platforms to buy and sell tokens, and I always disconnected after each successful transaction, but I wanted to check the security option yesterday and noticed a dex still attached. I'm starting to get the impression that 1. Dex isn't as safe as cex since with cex, you only need to transfer your token to the cex address; there's no need to connect to the platform, and I still believe it's simpler to lose money this way. 2. In the future, there could be a back code or hack that allows someone to bypass and take funds after repeated connections to trusted dex exchanges. 3. If you plan to store tokens for a long time, it's best to avoid dex and instead send them to the Cex exchange, which will keep your wallet safe. I'm not suggesting you have to do things my way; these are just my opinions for the day; you are free to do anything you want with your possessions.

Looks good, but I'm not sure how to follow your trade setup. You've just shown a screenshot of a pair and marked the lines; could you please explain in detail, as I don't think anyone can follow your trade setup? It would be helpful if you provided text after each image below indicating the entry point for each pair, along with TP and SL.

Ethereum. Remember that after the most recent upgrade, transactions on the Ethereum network and using erc20 tokens are burning a portion of the Ethereum for the fee. It's a developing update, and it's looking excellent once you realize the long-term implications.

Why? Bitcoin currently has 15.000 nodes distributed throughout the world (source: https://bitnodes.io/), while Ethereum has 6.000 nodes (source: https://www.ethernodes.org/), making both completely decentralized.