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Trading is complex

By Tom

Online trading and analyzing price action to make profits is complex but don't have to be complicated.

First your need to understand the ins-and-outs of your trading platform (MT5) just like the cockpit of a modern passenger aircraft. However even with all the gadgets and electronic there are only a few instruments which help you to safely fly and even land the aircraft if all other instruments fail. 

When you have mastered the simple and complex instruments it’s time to navigate uncharted waters.

In trading, every day is like sailing your yacht in uncharted waters. You are at the helm or bridge from where you control each and every decision in your trading day, sailing the uncharted waters of a market place where there is no logic and where the price will do what the price will do. You can only rely on historical patterns as guidance to protect your vessel (trading capital) with well constructed contingency plans (trading plan).

Last but not least you are a Cardiologist (heart specialist) using an Ambulatory ECG to study and Electrocardiogram to evaluate the health of a patient’s heart.

As Traders we use Charting Software with a real-time price feed to study Price Action presented on an Electronic Chart to evaluate the health of the markets and instrument we trade.

At Forex College your will learn about the instruments needed to trade profitable, the skills to navigate uncharted waters and the ability to interpret and understand price action chart to help you with generating profits consistently.

Join Forex College today!! www.forexcolllege.co.za



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