How committed are you guys to trading?

[WitherS 54]

Every aspect of our lives requires commitment. To learn forex trading, you'll need a lot of patience and practice. And if we don't like trading, we won't be able to succeed in forex.

[TheEnd 28]

True, dedication is required. Before I began trading, I read books, watched videos, and attended classes for a year. Patience was rewarded.

[mobsCatwoman 36]

I trade a lot of pairs, more than ten, but my MT4 is always slow to respond, so I looked for a broker with good performance. I found Capitality.ch and have been trading with them since then. It's good to know that Capitality.ch provides me with the best platform; MT4 is smooth, always connected, and there are no requotes. Capitality.ch   it is recommended for everyone who enjoys trading Forex in a contemporary approach.

[TechieSilverfish 20]

Dedication alone, in my view, is insufficient. One must have courage and an unwavering willingness to study on a continuous basis. To be successful, one must consider going all out in terms of knowing the most basic trading concepts. That way, you'll be able to figure out what your rival is thinking. Only until you've figured out what someone is thinking can you declare, "I made it."

[SmartestCreeper 36]

Yes, if someone is always learning, the environment will dictate what they should do next.

[FanaticSilverfish 28]

That is correct; nonetheless, learning alone will not enough. You must spend endless hours on charts practicing what you have learnt in order to completely understand what is going on. With time, you'll have a sense of what's going on, then devise a first strategy, and if it doesn't work out, you'll know what to do next. For example, if you have a positive feeling about a price reaction region and it doesn't, you know how far price should retrace back into that original area to counter trade your first notion, which is essentially a loss mitigation strategy. That way, you're less likely to lose money, and if you make some money in the process, all the better.

[ComputerWitherSkeleton 51]

That is correct; nonetheless, learning alone will not enough. You must spend endless hours on charts practicing what you have learnt in order to completely understand what is going on. With time, you'll have a sense of what's going on, then devise a first strategy, and if it doesn't work out, you'll know what to do next. For example, if you have a positive feeling about a price reaction region and it doesn't, you know how far price should retrace back into that original area to counter trade your first notion, which is essentially a loss mitigation strategy. That way, you're less likely to lose money, and if you make some money in the process, all the better.

[deinflation 43]

That is right; but, knowledge alone will not enough. To really comprehend what is going on, you must spend many hours on charts practicing what you have learned. With time, you'll have a better understanding of what's going on, be able to develop a first plan, and if it fails, you'll know what to do next. If you have a favorable feeling about a price response zone and it doesn't pan out, you'll know how far price should retrace back into that initial area to counter trade your first thought, which is effectively a loss mitigation method. You'll be less likely to lose money this way, and if you gain some money along the way, even better.

[alliebear 1]

True, dedication is required. Before I began trading, I read books, watched videos, and attended classes for a year. Patience was rewarded.

[dewhoop 60]

The foreign exchange market enables investors to profit by speculating on currencies. We can only earn money in Forex trading if we purchase low and sell high, just like we can in other sorts of assets like gold, oil, and equities. Instead, a currency pair is purchased.

[argolf 21]

A trader must be committed enough to constantly trade, whether on a demo or live account. It should enough if you have this kind of spirit.