A small summary:
1. Trade 24/7 – The Foreign Exchange markets don’t close during the week!
2. Your not bogged down with hundreds of stock tickers – there are only a handful of good ‘liquid’ trading ‘pairs’ – so this ultimately saves time.
3. Leverage – This means you can control a lot of money with only a small outlay, and benefit from large gains by providing a relatively small stake. (Remember though that it works both ways, so you can also lose big as well!)
4. You can trade in rising and falling markets by either buying or selling the currency.
Sometimes, I suffer from not trading enough – ie. not putting on enough trades!
You can be too cautious and end up waiting too long for the best trades. Unfortunately, these are ocurring about once per week, rather than the once per day – a trading frequency that I would really like.
I should push myself to put on more trades that score a 7 or 8 out of ten on my scoring system, rather than waiting for the 9 and 10 out of ten trades.
I know that I will lose some of these trades, but if I take all the opportunities that come up, I should gain more than I lose, which after all, is a positive strategy.
Now I’ve admitted this to myself, how about admitting it to yourself?
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