Trading  the Forex market can be tremendously exciting and rewarding but that  doesn't mean that starting out can't be nerve wracking and at times  frustrating. That's why eToro offers you these 10 top tips to help you  trade:
1. Get Your Feet Wet Gradually. Most  new traders start by opening many trades and then find it hard to  monitor them all. By focusing on just a very few trades in the beginning  you'll give yourself the opportunity to keep track of your trades, and  to figure out how to adjust your trading approach according to market  movements.
2. Stop Forgetting Your Stop-Loss! The  key cause of unsuccessful trading is excessive losses and the single  biggest cause of losses is incorrect portfolio management. Remember that  a Stop Loss is not there for decoration, it is there to prevent your  losses from mounting up. Use it wisely and you will soon see your loss  rate reducing!
3. Build A Trading Plan/System.   Every trader develops their own individual trading system, depending on  the amount of time they dedicate to trading. Traders with more time may  adopt a day trading strategy, while others might prefer longer term  positions. The important thing is that, whichever trading style you  adopt, you stick to your trading plan. Many new traders who experience  losses find themselves tempted to switch approaches, however one or two  losing trades don’t necessarily mean that your trading system isn’t  going to be a profitable one.                                    
4. Don't Cut Your Profits Short.   The number one mistake new traders tend to make is closing their  winning trades too early. By sticking to your trading plan you can learn  to avoid making hasty exits that reduce your potential profits.
5. Don’t turn Profitable trades Into Losing Ones.   Once the market is going your way and your positions show a profit,  keep a close watch on them. Move your stop loss forward to your entry  point to secure your investment. Then keep moving your stop loss  forwards in the direction of the trend to secure your profits and  prevent your trade from slipping back into a loss.
6. Beware Of “Scaling In”. Scaling  in is a strategy where an investor increases his position size when the  position is negative, hoping that it will retrace back and close all  the positions in profit. Using a Scaling in strategy isn’t necessarily a  bad thing but it can quickly wipe out your account if you don’t know  how to use the strategy correctly. As such it can be a risky approach  for a beginner trader. 
7. Plan Ahead. Never  enter a trade because the price is suddenly rising or decreasing.  Always plan your trades in advance. Know your desired entry point, Take  Profit and Stop Loss rates before you trade and wait for the right  opportunity to arise.
8. Preserve Your Capital. Profits  are there for the making, but the real key to lasting Forex achievement  is not just to make profits, but to keep them. Letting profitable  trades run, cutting your losses quickly and keeping cool under pressure  and in line with your trading plan is you key to profitability not for a  single trade but across all the trades you make.
9. Trends Carry Momentum. New  Traders are often unaware that as a new trend starts to build its  momentum tends to increase. Additional traders will tend to jump on  board an emerging trend, strengthening it as it continues to develop.  Try to trade with the market’s momentum on your side, as it will often  push your trades in the right direction, hitting your profit targets  sooner than you might expect.
10. Don't Waste Your Time On A Losing Trade. If  you find yourself in a losing position, remember that it is better to  save your energy, cut your losses and move on to the next trade. The  Forex market is full of profitable opportunities, just waiting to be  exploited, so don’t waste your time on an unprofitable trade!
These  10 trading tips can help you achieve positive results in your Forex  trading activity. 
                                                                  
Successful trading,
 
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