Recent content by FranziskaSchulz

well if there is one reason that I am still trading, that is because of discipline. That is the best I can say.

well i can see what you say but i really cannot see why you say !!!

I really like your analysis and it almost says the same thing with mine. I just think it is better to wait for the price line to break above its dynamic link and then enter long.

If I were you I would just look at live trades that people make on youtube, I mean the videos that explain their reasons for making the trade, it does not differ on what asset they are trading. then come up with a strategy that you can write on paper and then try it on different stocks and also...

Simply use one that is swap-free; mine is fxglory and has worked well as of now.

You can use tradersunion as well; it will help for sure.

That is great to see. The way you know this is a time-consuming process and that you are not in a rush is appreciated and will result in good things for you for sure.

I think it was okay but it is not logical to leave your current job if you are a beginner, learning forex is like learning a skill in university, that is a long path, I don't think it is logical to instantly leave your job.

I have not been scammed yet and the main reason is not to trust fake people and to check reliable review websites and also check brokers by my self.

I still suffer from not sticking to my plan and making trades without planning, but still I can remember times sticking to my plan rescued me from blowing my account!

I think you should use your home or even a cafe to sit and work. You are not a pro-trader yet, and there is a lot to learn. Spending time with other traders who are probably more skilled can't help your self-confidence.

Sticking to your plan is the hardest part. If you spend a lot of time and know what you have made work, then you simply need to stick to it, and you can't!!!

At the end, it is you who need to control yourself and prevent you from overtrading. Set daily goals and try to make an exact number of trades per day; that can be a good start.

You need to know that it is not only you. The best trades even have the same problem. Then, consider having two demo accounts: one to just trade fearlessly and the other to trade the way you want with all your emotions. I think at the end you will see that trading fearlessly is not that...

I rely on that, use it a lot, and find it user-friendly. I am even working with a broker that offers me a trading platform based on TradingView. So from my POV, that is something great.