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Day Trading the Forex Market Profitably - Part 2
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To trade volatile and liquid markets
Since your job as a day trader is to capture intraday swings it is crucial that the market you are trading has enough movement to allow you to do this. It is also important that the market you are trading has enough liquidity so that order fills do not suffer from excessive slippage. You have to select a market that its volatility is permanent and not a temporary occurrence. Since you are basing your trading method on catching intraday price swings you have to know that you are trading in the right place. As a day trader volatility is your ally and you have to know that you can count on it every single day (or at least 90% of the days).
Liquid markets will provide you with good order fills. As a day trader this is very important since you are aiming at smaller profit objectives and hence larger slippage will eat away more of your profits. When trading several times a day this...
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Currency trading, how BIG is this thing?
How BIG is it? The GOLDEN question...A few things I forgot to mention in the previous post, my apologies.As mentioned previously Forex is where traders buy and sell currencies (of all nationalities) with the hope of a profitable outcome, when the market changes in their favour. How do this happen? This can happen for many reasons such as :Global Market News. Daily Events, out of the norm. Or a combination of the two.The Forex Market is the largest market in the world with a daily reported volume surpassing 1.8 trillion, making it one of (if not the) most exciting opportunities for trading in any market, especially the currency market.So, again, if you are serious about getting into the trading business, more to the point the currency trading market and getting involved in a 1.8 trillion daily volume it is most definitely in your best interest to take a look at investing some time and effort in learning and growing, and best of all you don't have to go it alone.There are alot of options...
Currency trading, how BIG is this thing?
Forex > Currency trading, how BIG is this thing?