420.trader
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Hey everyone!
I just joined the boards a few days ago after creeping around for several weeks. I also wanted to post a journal in this forum for a while but got nervous ...but during that time, I've made some positive trades :cheesy:
I post most of my trades on my blog at http://www.420trader.net but the blog is more for myself than it is for other people. I wanted to make a journal on this forum so I could get opinions from better traders because I am still a newbie. You can check some of my older trades on my blog.
I am from New York City but I moved to South Korea a year ago. I am planning to move to Singapore at the end of this year and then move to Shanghai in 5-8 years.
I trade forex but I am studying options right now as well as playing around with ThinkorSwim. It's tough being a lone-trader; back in NY, I had a lot of friends interested in finance which helped me to bounce ideas, get motivated/inspired and just enjoy the job more. Now that I'm in South Korea, I don't know any traders or anyone really interested in even finance or economics. Hopefully this forum will change that
I use FX Solutions and am trading small right now. I look mainly at the 4HR, 1HR and 15M charts while observing the Daily; I tend to focus the most on the 1HR and 15M. I look at the AUD/USD, USD/JPY and EUR/USD the most but now I'd like to expand more. I am most comfortable with the AUD/USD as it is the first currency I began to look at. I always wanted to try out the GBP/JPY. I use a lot of trendlines, support/resistance and 5/13/50/200 EMA's and aid it with the RSI, CCI and MACD. My trades so far tend to be quite small; in other words, my stops are tight and so are my targets. I'll usually go for 20-60 pip gains and 10-30 pip stops. I think this is because I'm still a bit antsy when price goes a few pips in any direction - I got my eyes glued on the charts I'd like to change that. I want to try and make trades with bigger targets and bigger stops without being emotionally tied to every pip move - easier said than done.
Looking forward to hearing a lot of criticism and advice. A lot of times I know what I'm doing wrong but for some reason I can't fix it
I'll add more when I can think of more things to write and I'll update with my trades. Thanks for reading!
I just joined the boards a few days ago after creeping around for several weeks. I also wanted to post a journal in this forum for a while but got nervous ...but during that time, I've made some positive trades :cheesy:
I post most of my trades on my blog at http://www.420trader.net but the blog is more for myself than it is for other people. I wanted to make a journal on this forum so I could get opinions from better traders because I am still a newbie. You can check some of my older trades on my blog.
I am from New York City but I moved to South Korea a year ago. I am planning to move to Singapore at the end of this year and then move to Shanghai in 5-8 years.
I trade forex but I am studying options right now as well as playing around with ThinkorSwim. It's tough being a lone-trader; back in NY, I had a lot of friends interested in finance which helped me to bounce ideas, get motivated/inspired and just enjoy the job more. Now that I'm in South Korea, I don't know any traders or anyone really interested in even finance or economics. Hopefully this forum will change that
I use FX Solutions and am trading small right now. I look mainly at the 4HR, 1HR and 15M charts while observing the Daily; I tend to focus the most on the 1HR and 15M. I look at the AUD/USD, USD/JPY and EUR/USD the most but now I'd like to expand more. I am most comfortable with the AUD/USD as it is the first currency I began to look at. I always wanted to try out the GBP/JPY. I use a lot of trendlines, support/resistance and 5/13/50/200 EMA's and aid it with the RSI, CCI and MACD. My trades so far tend to be quite small; in other words, my stops are tight and so are my targets. I'll usually go for 20-60 pip gains and 10-30 pip stops. I think this is because I'm still a bit antsy when price goes a few pips in any direction - I got my eyes glued on the charts I'd like to change that. I want to try and make trades with bigger targets and bigger stops without being emotionally tied to every pip move - easier said than done.
Looking forward to hearing a lot of criticism and advice. A lot of times I know what I'm doing wrong but for some reason I can't fix it
I'll add more when I can think of more things to write and I'll update with my trades. Thanks for reading!