What particular details are you looking for in a comparison table?
I haven't really seen a really comprehensive one. Ultimately, I resorted to checking each website whenever I need information.
definitely not good.
that spike back in March now seems an omen of things to come.
some brokers widen during news time, lmax seems to widen by the month. let's see how this goes.
Making your own strategy would entail reading and learning from the established methods and strategies. So essentially, you will be adopting and absorbing a portion of one or more strategies here and there.
Definitely, keeping an eye on the fundamentals does prove beneficial (I am primarily a technician). Although often we lose track because of daily activities or market movements that tend to disrupt or confuse us.
Thanks for the insight. Have you made use of it in some form?
When did he pass it on to you? How is he doing now?
And... if you don't use TA, what do you use?
Don't you think your stop and risk should go the opposite way? That is, reduce the risk and increase the stop. 20 pips is too tight, unless you have a very precise entry or timing.
I like putting a bit under the mattress. Just in case. You never know, ya know?
Further, get some land... and stay acres away from inflation by spending AND eating significantly less of those bad stuff... and grow your own (the good stuff, of course).
Hey Josephwyr,
If you are just starting out, I suggest you start with one chart at a time. This way, you reduce confusion and you soak up a lot more faster.