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I was thinking, what’s the worst thing that’s ever happened to you while trading? Like, that one scenario that still gives you chills.

Hey everyone! I'm curious to know what trading or Forex-related movies you've watched and would recommend. Whether it’s classic Wall Street dramas, documentaries, or anything in between—I'm looking for films that dive into the world of finance, markets, and Forex. Personally, I’ve seen The Big...

interesting interview with real pro trader

How are you? Have you tried axi select yet?

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you also can try EA

And one more thing, how did your trading go on a demo account? It’s usually a good way to test strategies without the pressure of real money, but sometimes results differ when you switch to live trading

if your focus is long-term value and security, BTC is likely the better option. If you’re looking for a more transactional cryptocurrency with lower fees, BCH could be a better fit

For me right now, it’s all about axi select. Their setup has been great for me, especially with the structured path to grow as a trader

Have you tried using Expert Advisors (EAs) yet? They can automate your trading based on pre-set rules, which might help if you're struggling with manual strategies

Man, it sounds like you're trying a lot at once. Maybe stick to one strategy that fits your style and really focus on mastering it. Make sure you’ve got good risk management too, like only risking 1-2% per trade

Try trading during times when you have the best internet connection or consider switching to a platform that works better with weaker signals

Honestly, the extra features in MT5 are cool, but they don't necessarily mean you'll trade better. A lot of people stick with MT4 because it's simpler and does the job. Unless you really need those advanced features, like market depth or the economic calendar, you might not see a huge difference...

That sounds like an intense journey! What inspired you to document your trading experiences into a book, and did writing it change the way you approach trading now?

You should tweak your automated strategies regularly, maybe once a month or after big market changes to keep up. Do you usually make changes when the market shifts?

Which strategies have you been using, and which YouTube channels have you been following?