oussama94
05-28-2017, 00:18
If you are day trading, you usually hold your
position **** anywhere from a few minutes
to a few hours and generally not longer
than a day - hence the name, “day trading”.
A medium-term trader will look to get the general
market direction right and profit from more
significant currency rate moves. This kind of
trading requires many of the same skills that
a day trader would use, especially when it comes
to entering and exiting positions. However it
also demands a broader view on the markets,
additional analytical work as well as much
more patience. Chapter 3 and 4 provide you
with the basic tools and knowledge to take
your trading further.
position **** anywhere from a few minutes
to a few hours and generally not longer
than a day - hence the name, “day trading”.
A medium-term trader will look to get the general
market direction right and profit from more
significant currency rate moves. This kind of
trading requires many of the same skills that
a day trader would use, especially when it comes
to entering and exiting positions. However it
also demands a broader view on the markets,
additional analytical work as well as much
more patience. Chapter 3 and 4 provide you
with the basic tools and knowledge to take
your trading further.