Could you make a video about trading hours also. You know open, 1hr after open, mid day, after lunch etc and how to adjust your activity around these times
I've done it once, when I was starting. The trend was bullish and I was going long for a short term trade. It worked back then in this single case, but in general I don't think it's a smart strategy.
Helpfull! Thanks for sharing it! Small suggestion for your content is to shoot your videos from a lower angle(camera positioned on the leve of the subject's shoulders) and make the speech more concise. But still, thank you for sharing this thoughts. I'm sure it helped a lot of us here.
Would be really helpful if you make a video about how different world markets open and close effects crude oil movement or different indices open and close during day trading hours one need to be careful.....crude oil and gbp/us doller, euro/usd..
Hello Yashwant, overview videos of popular markets and trading instruments are published every week. You may take a look at this playlist here - ru-vid.com/group/PL_qZbVTmPuY8rEXjJzKKdBoO1xJN6QT2q. Subscribe to the channel and hit the alarm bell button in order not to miss the future reviews of EUR/USD, Gold, Oil, Dow Jones and more.
Hi, thanks for the tutorials! great advice! What market would you suggest is a good one to start learning to trade with? I have been playing with a demo account for about a year and I have been using GoldXAU/USD to practice on. My best week so far I have managed to get £802 return on a £200 investment. I restart my account every week with £200 and start again. What would you suggest is an easier market to trade on if any?
Hey Martin, this video elaborates on your question. Hope you'll find it interesting and helpful - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DfvNj-3dGuo.html.
One thing that you want to make sure of, is that you always want to trade on high volume markets, and crypto at this time is not being that much profitable, let's say that if u want to make "a lot of money" you'd have to be an absolute master of trading, so for now is better to stick with foreign exchange in my opinion. If Trading 212 has something to say please do, you guys now a lot more than i do!
Hi Garry, as per this video - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4R2CDbw4g88.htmlm23s, commonly used time periods for setting up Moving Averages are 10 - 20 for short term trends, 50 for mid-term trends and 200 for long-term trends.
