True. You never know what will occur over the weekend when you've got no control over your positions.Originally Posted by ;
True. You never know what will occur over the weekend when you've got no control over your positions.Originally Posted by ;
Currently demo-ing, and discovered the best trading times are when commerce sessions overlap(i.e for me personally, london and new york).
Owo; this would be great! Thank you very much for your attached-link!Originally Posted by ;
That makes sense. At those times the market volume is (or ought to be, at least) the greatest so the market is very lively.Originally Posted by ;
Yes, I am also curious to use this type of technical assistance! Interestingly, London and New York trading sessions are my favorite!Originally Posted by ;
Finest time to trade is when your trading system shows you a strong signal.
When not to trade:
the worst time to trade may be when your trading system shows you a signal ? For example if you see an unusual major candle maybe you need to stay out as a retracement might happen.
At a high impact news release. But it depends on your trading system if it's short term or extended duration. If long duration then news release are not always a problem. Strongest releases I think are NFP, ISM, interest rate choice, important addresses from central bank supervisors.
In case a president is happening you be out of market.
Closing the place on friday is vital as you cant manage your position during weekends (price can move a little or a lot during weekend and the shift will be visible in market open on monday).
Really, volatile market is my favorite! Because, it produces more pips!Originally Posted by ;
I agree, so long as I can find the movements predicable.Originally Posted by ;