Well, brothers, I have studied and I am using the Imran Sait system.Yes someone (preferably rookies like me
Well, brothers, I have studied and I am using the Imran Sait system.Yes someone (preferably rookies like me
The Imran Sait system sounds good.Could you give more details about how you use it exactly?I am new and I want to know if it really works for beginners, since I have tried several systems and some are too advanced for me.If it seriously gives consistent profits, I think it could be worth trying.
I used the Imran Sait system for a while, but personally it did not work in the long term.Yes, it gives you profits in short periods, but when the market becomes volatile, this system can fall short.I recommend that you do not trust the rules to the letter.Learn to adjust the strategy according to the market, because otherwise, you can end up losing more than you win.
Thanks for the notice.It is good for me to hear other experiences before investing too much time.I have noticed that in the days of the market quiet it works well, but I have not tried it in moments of high volatility.I will be careful with that and perhaps combine it with some other strategy to minimize the risk.
Exactly, that is the right approach.No system is infallible, so if you can combine several approaches or add your own rules to filter, you will be more likely to success.In the end, trading is a mixture of personal strategy and experience;No one can give you a magical formula that always works.
I will make some settings to the system to better adapt it to my style and try it in different market conditions.I think Imran Sait gave a good base, but I can customize it a little more.If someone else has served, I would appreciate their ideas on how they use it in more complex markets.
To be honest, settings are usually a good idea, but be careful to change them too fast.A common mistake is to adjust every time you lose, and that can make the system lose consistency.Give the system a good test in a demo and observe patterns at different times before deciding what to change.
Good suggestion, it is easy to fall into the temptation to adjust every time something goes wrong.I will do that: I will prove it well in a demo for a few weeks.I think that is the best way to see how it reacts to different situations without risking real money.
That patience is key in trading, especially for beginners.Systems like Imran Sait are not a magical wand.If you learn to identify their strengths and weaknesses, you will have more clarity about when to follow and when not.And, as always, the demo is your best ally before moving to Real.
I am beginning to see that it is not only a matter of following rules, but of learning how to respond to each situation.Maybe I focused too much on following the Imran system without questioning when it works better.I will concentrate on better understanding the market.