Trading
forex is a funny thing. Yes, funny, and by this I want to say that it is funny
how people, even if failing so many times, are still looking for that
successful recipe that should bring the long awaited financial independence. So
in order to achieve that, every time something does not go as expected,
(markets are changing for example and the trading strategy seems to not work
anymore), a new idea appears all of a sudden and new hopes as well.
But
markets are changing. They always did and they always will. If you look back at
how people traded the financial markets twenty year ago you are probably going
to laugh. Well, I wouldn’t be surprise for the same to be valid twenty years
from now. So regardless of humankind evolution, markets are still there, ever
changing, or maybe not really changing, but adapting to the inputs we’re
bringing to the trading table (algorithms, high-frequency trading, more people
involved the in the business once the online fx trading is available, once all
these online broker reviews, online eBook reviews, etc., are available to the
retail trader).
Financial
markets are the result of people’s own behaviors, and such moves may mean
markets are changing. In fact, it is us, mankind, that are changing, and
markets only adapt to our needs.
The
foreign exchange market is so complex and volatile, and even the most
experienced trader faces moments of hesitation. Sometimes the price has the
tendency to move on such little news that one doesn’t really know what was the
case for the whole move in the beginning. And sometimes markets just seem to
consolidate around a certain level for so long as it appears there is nothing
in this world that would make price moving from that level. These are classical
examples of human nature playing tricks on traders. It is easy to write about
staying ahead of the game, be patient, don’t be greedy, cut losses, etc., you
know, all that advice you find when searching about how
trading is. But there is a totally different story when you are supposed to
actually do all those things.
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