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Hi guys, recently retired from work and have some spare money that I want to invest. I don't want to invest them in bank deposit, I think it's too easy and unprofitable, so some of my friends suggest me to try trading. To be honest, I'm interested in trading, but I doubt about can I handle trading and profitability. If take all risks in count, what's may be more profitable, passive investing or trading? What's your opinion about AAFX as a brokerage? I read that it's friendly to beginners, so I see it as the broker to start with, but want to get more opinions, to make judged decision.
 
Aren't you getting too fast to jump to the wild and savage world of Forex? Have you learn about firex and strategy to make long and steady profit?
Just be careful or you will lose all your investment. And please control you greedy or it will cut you down.. Good luck
Not at all. A trader is someone who knows how to analyze the market and handle accordingly. Without the knowledge and execution the forex trading is just like gambling where you have to totally rely upon your luck.
 
Such an impressive jump occurred not only on EUR/USD, but also on pound, CHF as well other pairs. Yeah, I would put EUR/USD and USD/CHF at the first place as the most impressive performers on Friday. I also didn't manage to enter the market because I was busy at the moment, holy crap. I guess millions of impressed folks simply made the most of one-click trading. So, they simultaneously clicked that goddamn button and that thing instantly grew.
I was intending to trade exactly EUR/USD that day after that news release but I failed to enter the market because as I told above it grew so fast. At that moment I didn't care about other pairs, but later I viewed their charts and was also impressed by USD/CHF. I think that I should have enabled that one-click trading feature on my Metatraders, on my both aafx accounts. So, I could have bought euro and sell chf with one click without wasting time on setting trade parameters as it usually occurs. Now I know that one click trading comes in handy for such a situation. I will try it next time with this broker. I can't complain about this company but there's still much needs to be learned.
 
It's getting harder to trade now. I don't know how it was in the past, for example, ten years ago, but as I told earlier, traders began to react instantly to news. One-click trading makes wonders. For example, yesterday, everybody was waiting for a another FED meeting and their decision. Once again, market participants reacted instantly with a giant bearish candlestick. Fortunately, this time, I was ready for such a cunning move and timely place a selling pending order and it came in handy to my great lucky. So, it brought me $320 for an hour and my depo hit $680. Now I realize that I can't do without pending orders when dealing with such crucial events. Yesterday was lucky for me. I hope I will face another pleasant experience with this broker.
 
You are lucky but I'm not. I'm still holding locked positions on EUR/USD. Many times I could have gone out of that damn locking profitably but I had issues with my full-time job coupled with technical problems with my PC. Yesterday, I also didn't have an opportunity to place a sell stop and my locking became even less advantageous in terms of getting out of this mess. I can still close it ending up with half of my depo, but I will not do this. I believe I will fix it. I have already coped with my issues and am ready to handle my locking.
 
It's a very promising technique in my opinion. At least, I have been successfully using it for three years. Of course, it should be used in the proper way. You need to use it in a range. So, you need to be confident that the price will move in a range for some time. The downside of this approach is that it requires attention because once you lose an opportunity to close one of the deals, the situation will drastically worsen and can get out of your control. This time, I simply didn't have an opportunity to control my trades.
 
I have decided to temporarily stop trading currency pairs because I want to try indices. It seems to me that they are easier to trade than currency pairs. Perhaps, I have a primitive understanding of it but it seems to me that an index is easier to trade because it doesn't contain the opposite currency in contrast with currency pairs. Therefore, it's much easier to trade indices on news than currency pairs.
 
I have decided to temporarily stop trading currency pairs because I want to try indices. It seems to me that they are easier to trade than currency pairs. Perhaps, I have a primitive understanding of it but it seems to me that an index is easier to trade because it doesn't contain the opposite currency in contrast with currency pairs. Therefore, it's much easier to trade indices on news than currency pairs.
Your point of view makes sense. When trading a currency pair, you need to always take into account the second currency included in a pair. You should realize that two currencies suggest the availability of two major banks that might have different confronting stances. It makes a reaction to news unpredictable. In addition to this, market makers may have complicated plans on each currencies. Market participants may have volumes on certain levels that may contradict with your trading plan. Indices are much simpler in this regard, but it doesn't mean that they can't be cunning. You should be attentive all the time.
 
Of course, I don't expect easy trading when I need to follow primitive patterns, but I'm currently exploring such indices as Nikkei 225, SPX500, UK100 and others with great interest. Glad AAFX has got a nice range of assets to trade.
 
I was right that indices are much better to trade than currency pairs. I should confess that this idea came to my mind several months ago, but I somehow forgot about it. Fortunately, this worthy idea came to my mind once again and I finally implemented it. I not only implemented but I also derived great benefits from it.
Last time the only pairs I traded were AUD/USD and NZD/USD. Other assets were represented solely by indices.
 
Yeah, I was lucky because I mosty gained. My only loss was $52 on the indix Hong Kong 50. The rest was profitable for me, including both currency pairs AUD/USD and NZD/USD, and the indices, Nasdaq, S&P 500, and UK100. So, for one day I gained $230. I think that AUD/USD and NZD/USD will be probably the only pairs traded by me in the future. I think that they are an optimal combination of liquidity and predictability. Their friendlier to me than EUR/USD that I find very cunning. In other regards, indices are certainly much better.
I should add that I didn't use 1:2000 that day because I traded indices for the first time and preferred to stay on the safe side. In general, my expectations as for indices were met. Next time, I'm going to try other indices, in particular, Australian 200, Euro Stoxx 50, and DAX.
 
I got a new problem. I noticed that for the last time I often lose opportunities in trading. For example, I decided to shift to indices and completely forgot about currency pairs. That's a very bad thing.
 
That's a typical problem faced by novice traders. It's very easy to forget about other no less crucial assets when you are completely overwhelmed with chasing one. I also faced such a problem. It can be resolved with practice. First, it's very hard to trade a lot of assets because it requires to be a multitasking man but it's possible, just add a bit of practice and dedication.
 
If you are struggling to pay attention to all assets, you can take advantage of special apps that could timely remind you to check corresponding charts. For example, you can use Wise Reminder or Free Alarm Clock. These tools can notify you with default sound alarms at the set time that you should open charts of majors and metals, for example. You can record voice messages and use them instead of default alarms. You can create voice alarms for each hour if you trade intensively throughout the day.
 
Thanks for this worthy tip. I already see that it's a brilliant decision for me. I overlooked the time when EUR/USD surged from 1,16640 to about 1,19. The ascend started on August 20, but I was busy about indices. I don't want to miss anything. I hope this will help.
 
I also faced this attention issue. At first, I also considered using any of those reminders mentioned above, but then an idea came to my mind that I already have such a tool at hand. That's my smartphone. So, I set audio alarms on it.
 

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