why trade stocks AT ALL?
forex is much better:
- 24 hour market
- greater volatility
- no costs
- tighter spreads
- better liquidity
- T/A works better
- better trends
- no scams
- better breakouts
- no research required
- no emotional attachment to what you trade
- better leverage
- can trade as little as $1 a pip
- and more
I started trading forex a month ago, and took 1450 pips in my first 3 weeks....pity it was only $1 a pip.....now I trade $2-$3 a pip, when Im convinced I 'dont suck' at that I will move up to $5.
I have never been able to daytrade with success before. I find FX moves are easy to trade. Set a buy order 3 pips above resistance, wait for breakout. Resistance and support are very reliable. Often its a 100 pip move. Trendline breaks work especially well, as do Fibb levels. And none of these are lagging indicators.
Central banks force trends. They buy when a trigger price is hit, and dont stop buying until another is hit. Their 'curbs' create fantastic trading channels. Central banks dont use a moving average, CCI or any other dodgy lagging indicator, so why should an FX trader?
well I post my trades on #t2w-forex chatroom on the othernet server if you want to join in......
forex is much better:
- 24 hour market
- greater volatility
- no costs
- tighter spreads
- better liquidity
- T/A works better
- better trends
- no scams
- better breakouts
- no research required
- no emotional attachment to what you trade
- better leverage
- can trade as little as $1 a pip
- and more
I started trading forex a month ago, and took 1450 pips in my first 3 weeks....pity it was only $1 a pip.....now I trade $2-$3 a pip, when Im convinced I 'dont suck' at that I will move up to $5.
I have never been able to daytrade with success before. I find FX moves are easy to trade. Set a buy order 3 pips above resistance, wait for breakout. Resistance and support are very reliable. Often its a 100 pip move. Trendline breaks work especially well, as do Fibb levels. And none of these are lagging indicators.
Central banks force trends. They buy when a trigger price is hit, and dont stop buying until another is hit. Their 'curbs' create fantastic trading channels. Central banks dont use a moving average, CCI or any other dodgy lagging indicator, so why should an FX trader?
well I post my trades on #t2w-forex chatroom on the othernet server if you want to join in......