I will insert my 5 kopecks to the word to those who are against trading on small timings and pips as such. As uncle elder says, there are whole offices in the United States where people are hired and trained in one strategy-to catch a couple of pips from a deal. Think about it: organizations, not individuals, and the organization of the scalping practice.
Second, such transactions are most often canceled by DC even without reasonable grounds - these transactions - 1-2 points of profit and similar-are simply declared invalid.
What time is not everyone's business, it is a matter of the company's policy that contains these traders - the company guarantees something to its depositors and traders fulfill these guarantees.
Regarding trade in / with DC - the same thing. It's not about your Deposit - it's about your strategy. The strategy involves not only the choice of time-it is in fact the totality of all decisions made in the trade.
Why broker not like scalping? And why love it - if at a time when trading for an hour, for example, they earn 30-50 points on the movement, and for a minute in the same trading range-150-250 due to trading in (let's call it) noises. And these points - how much money is in them-only the trader knows.
Regarding expressions about nerves, endurance, and so on... - well, no question-tired - don't slow down-rest. If necessary, you can take a couple of days.
I sometimes watch Chinese movies, watch how the masters teach their students martial arts. And I came up with the idea that it is necessary to teach traders so-but not the trading system - they are all easy to understand-namely, discipline.
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I'm looking for a trading system that I saw many years ago-on another forum. It was found by one of the PIP traders on a foreign forum. And he found it very simply-the topic was created by an old man from the USA - if I understand correctly, and this topic gained 10,000 views and thousands of followers in a couple of days. The system is based on indicators - but I can't even find a picture. It's about 2009-2010 (but I don't remember exactly). It is also based on monitoring the trend for several halves - all this was sealed in several indicators and viewed from one half.
I suspect that the author or grandfather who posted this system is no longer alive. There were rumors that at the time when he posted the system, he was very ill and was in the hospital. Maybe someone will remember from the old-timers about it - the topic was very popular.