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how - not one trend? in the picture - from the bottom left corner to the top right!
From memory - there is an M1 there.
Deutche Bank is one of the largest banks in the world. And one of the most active forex participants. It doesn't trade in the DC, it trades on the real forex. It has the most advanced analysts and specialists.
This bank accepts money in management for forex games. The terms are 20%-30 YEAR. And that's a very good result in the world. And out of these annuals the bank still retains its commissions.
the trend is not the same... on different TFs... - different... you just need to catch the coincidence of these directions...
it means that the price is different for different TFs, or is the trend a fundamental concept?
a trend is a long-term trend (direction) of price changes in the market.
And forcing yourself to believe that trends depend on the selected TF is, imho, nonsense and heresy, since the direction at any given time is the same, the question is from what starting point to start counting
Don't simplify the concept of a trend. That's what makes people mad.
And the price is the same - no one argues.
And if there were sell ticks, then a white candle will turn grey?
just the trend is not the same... on different t.f.s. - different... you just have to catch the coincidence of these directions...
Deutche Bank is one of the largest banks in the world. And it is one of the most active participants in Forex. It doesn't trade in the DC, it trades on the real forex. It has the most advanced analysts and specialists.
This bank accepts money in management for forex games. The terms are 20%-30 YEAR. And that's a very good result in the world. And out of these annuals the bank still retains its commissions.
Do you have any idea how much money we are talking about? For such sums it is quite a good percentage, I was talking about trading as a way to earn money for a normal person with capital that you can most likely have on your own account or manage.
The trend in the economy is the direction of predominant movement of indicators. It is usually considered within the framework of technical analysis, where the direction of price or index values is implied
HALLELUJAH! Hallelujah for there is less heresy on this forum!
Have you mentioned the TF anywhere?
that's funny! When you trade with Deutsche Bank you trade with a brokerage house ... first of all ... Second, the bank receives its quotes from a quotation provider who is not the bank itself ... and thirdly, what does it mean to you - a real Forex? ( forex does not exist as such )
You make people laugh, have you tried to understand or at least understand where prices come from? Out of thin air? Or are you dealing with a DC again?
The Forex market is not an exchange, as it is a single trading venue with unified conditions for all participants. Forex is the exact opposite in this context. From a pricing perspective, we refer to the Forex market not only as currency trading on the spot market, but also as trading in futures and derivative currency contracts, i.e. futures, options, and even warrants. From the point of view of its role in the system of international economic relations, the Forex market can be divided into two components: The Forex intermediary market and the Forex investment market. Those market players who exchange currency of one country for currency of another country in order to trade internationally, i.e. act as exporters or importers, and those who carry out conversion operations in order to buy another investment asset for the purchased currency.
If the Forex market had a centralised trading place, secured for all levels of participants by a third-party exchange, everything would be much easier to understand about the price formation process. There would be a single ordering window in which participants of all levels would set buy and sell orders. Market participants would be able to see "market depth" and volumes. Unfortunately, this is not yet possible. Primarily because of clearing, but that is not important right now. The Forex market that exists today is a combination of places, scattered all over the world and a worldwide network, where people trade spot currencies, futures and derivative contracts for currencies. In other words, we have a combination of electronic trading platforms and our own exchange marketplaces, located in many countries. The "market places" are truly abundant. However, in terms of pricing, we can omit most of them, leaving only three. Two of them are electronic systems: EBS and Reuters. The third is the International Money Market (IMM) division of CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) and its own GLOBEX electronic system.
While you were standing on the clock, Bai Slava in the Village could make more money on the minutes.
And they're both in profit.