What a strange name of the topic. To be honest, I wouldn't say that trading on forex is an easy thing...) You need a lot of knowledge, experience and patience here. And it's not within everyone's scope of abilities.
Roulettes, cazinos and others are just a money grab. I think it's better to trade in forex and try to predict the price trend using different tools, than play the roulette and hope for luck.
I usually tell the truth, I mean that I trade in forex. Some people are sceptical about it, others don't care at all, but most people are interested and ask me about trade and how much it is possible to make here.
It's very difficult to find the market exit point, you need to fight not only with the market situation, but also with your own greed. In this case it's better to follow your strategy.
Of course not, you verify your personality once and that's it. I think it's necessary for the safety purposes, for example, if someone steals your account, you can get it back.
those who think that psychology is not important for trading don't stay in forex for long. Psychology is important at least because it helps to make well-considered decisions.
Well, you know, stubborness is also an essential characteristics for working in forex. I'd say persistence is a more suitable word than stubborness, as sometimes people want to give up everything. And it's then when persistence does help.
Oh... I don’t know, you have quite expensive toys... I would be the very happy if I had a PS4 and a couple of dozen games to it, but unfortunately I cannot cough up money for a toy like this= (
At the moment I don't listen to anything, because I try to concentrate on trade, and in my free time I listen to different music, I'm a music lover anyway =)
It all depends on the quality of goods, the higher the quality, the higher the price. In terms of prices being too high, maybe you're just setting the margin too high?
In my view from Britain leaving the European union I believe the latter has suffered more, since other countries may also follow the example of England.