Recent content by defiance

this may seem like a bit of a silly question but when you trade, what do you do when you're not in a trade, apart from watching the movements/indicators etc?

I am still demo-ing and trying to get a hang of things. Am i correct in saying that if you use lower time frames (such as 1minute, 5minute) you will have more 'entries to market' compared to using a longer time frame (such as 15/30 minute, 1hour)? And on the lower time frames, it is more...

*bump* not sure, but i currently use IGIndex, but it would be nice for a large comparison of the SB brokers.

Ian, I believe you have to download a Pivot Indicator for that and then install it into Meta Trader.

a lunch break session! not bad hey ;) just learning about the HSI at the moment. A friend told me that it follows the US market? is that right or just absolute rubbish? :?:

Do you know any MetaTrader platforms that have the HSI?

GJ, 15 minute charts with 1hour charts ok? i'm a beginner too.

when entering a trade and once in the trade - how do you deal with nerves? obv. the calmer you are the less likely you're going to do something rash. any tips will be much appreciated :)

tried to register, but i guess its full! next time maybe :)

umm.. :idea: how do you choose the markets you trade on? is it personal preference? :eek::whistling

ok, but are they good? have you attended any yourself? i'm not sure if its just going to be a whole load of sales pitching.

out of curiosity, has anyone attended the courses that are advertised in the local newpapers? I see many people offering Forex/Trading Courses and advertising high returns. ?

i'm not sure how to phrase this, but its a simple quesiton. i am currently looking to Spread Bet on the FTSE/DJI, what time frames should i be looking at as a beginner? should i be looking at shorter time frames, or longer ones? :?:

Hello, I'm new here too, am looking to get into the swing of things :) Good luck