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Where is this information coming from? Do you monitor the DCs? Or do you monitor the money withdrawals of your clients?
not difficult, but fundamentally impossible.
Well, if it wasn't possible, there wouldn't be a championship - that's one. But you're going to tell me that the championship is a demo. Ok. Then there would not be a PAMM account - it is pure real - that's two. Of course, there are many traders there. Of course - a lot of people are losing money there. But beginners and non-professionals do. And those who really trade - really earn. Of course from $100 to a lakh is not real, but earning per year some real percent - is absolutely real.......
Where is this information coming from? Do you monitor the DCs? Or do you monitor the money withdrawn by your clients?
As for the brokers, the real percentages are those who withdraw money from them. if you do not already have one, you may start a new one. The market manager should clearly earn more than someone who trades at that market and takes no risk, this is the case everywhere :-) and what you wrote about real percentages is precisely the same money for bread without interruption of basic production (a job with a salary) i.e., it's a "potboiler" or something else :-) .
P.s. I did not intend to change your mind. i just said what i think. and if you manage to do something, then i am only glad for you and for all those who have it all.
Well if it wasn't possible, there wouldn't be a championship - that's one. But you're going to say that the championship is a demo. That's good. Then there would be no PAMM accounts - this is pure real - that's two. Of course, there are many traders there. Of course - a lot of people are losing money there. But beginners and non-professionals do. And those who really trade - really earn. Of course to raise from $100 to a larm is not real, but to earn per year some real percent - is absolutely real.......
Exactly... what %.... isn't it easier and more profitable to invest money in real economic structures... the dividends on the shares of any city or district heating company have been over 1,000 percent a year!
I have written many times that it would be much more useful to discuss on the forum so-called "gaming" strategies ... common to both casinos and handicaps.... because the only chance to win something here is not to make money, but to LOSE ( like roulette) .
Where do you get that "risky strategy"?
You have to look for "thin" places in the market, where there is less risk and more perspective. The market should not present you with "surprises", i.e. a new situation where you don't know how to behave. Your trading approach should not change every day. This is my personal opinion, but in general everyone sees a different picture, looking at the charts through the "prisms" of different trading strategies. In one market situation one approach will work better, in another one, but if you don't know what will happen next, what is the point of changing your strategy?
I think I also have a question for the visitors of this forum. Why do you work in the market? What attracts you most of all to this work?
The possibility of roulette at home... and roulette with technical analysis...
I also have a question for the visitors to this forum. If it is not difficult to answer, why do you work in the market? What is it that attracts you most of all to this work?
>> absence of superiors.
Guys, you can't justify your losses by saying that it's not real to make money! The market is a wonderful challenge, and the person who took it deserves more than just money. And money is a consequence, and it will come to you.
I'm not justifying my profits (by the way, my Forex activity is still quite tangibly profitable). I'm talking about a different perception of the Forex market (casino-like) and the appropriate perception of a trader's game strategy ... but this is a personal matter ...
And to look for strict patterns in a spontaneously formed market is absurd, to say the least.