- What is forex. Part 3
- What is forex. Part 2
- What is forex. Part 1.
- Do you need experience to operate the PHD Method
- The PHD Method average stoploss
- How much of my account is at risk at any time
- What is the aim of the PHD Method
- Is the PHD Method Set & Forget
- Can I set alerts or do I need to screen watch
- Do i need a checklist.
- What has been the success rates of your students
- Where are your students based
Forex Education - Achieving Maximum Success In Forex Trading
Many people who enter the forex field are unaware of how crucial a proper forex trading training is. Relying on intuition is only enough to get you by minimally. If you do not know how to analyze the market properly and manipulate it, you will not be able to succeed in forex trading. Just like any other endeavor in life, you need to learn the trade before you begin practicing it. Trying to trade in the forex system without learning the system first, would be like trying to play any game without knowing the rules and objective beforehand. It just doesn’t make sense.
There are a few elements in forex learning that help the forex trader succeed in the market. The first element is discussing the forex market in depth. There are three elementary concepts a forex trader must know when devising a proper forex trading system for his personal trading needs. He needs to learn money management, risk and execution. These three elements are essential to trading properly. If applied correctly, a trader may use his system to minimize his risk in the market and maximize his profit. He must first devise a system though, based on the three fundamentals.
In order to do so, he needs to learn about the fundamentals from an experienced forex trader or reliable forex source. The system is an equation and if mastered can bring in lots of money to the trader. Managing money refers to knowing what a trader may invest and what he may not. The biggest financial risk is investing more than your account can cover. A trader should not be conducting deals with amounts that can put his account into a negative balance. Professional traders advise to begin with small investments and stop loss order strategies to ensure that the trader does not get wiped out after his or her first initial trades. Decent forex learning tutors all talk about this concept and explain how to manage your money properly.
The second element studied is market levels and their analysis. Since the market is very unpredictable at times and values can change suddenly and instantly, the professionals teach traders about price behavior and discipline in trading. They discuss the fact that buying a currency at a low value and then selling it when its value increases is not the only concept essential in trading. There is a lot more involved.
The third element discussed in forex trading classes or courses is detachment. It is very important for traders to know how to set their emotions aside when trading in the forex market. To always follow your mind and head and not let your emotions mislead you. Basically the psychology of forex trading and the correct way to approach it. Not to behave impulsively in trading because it can lead to catastrophic disasters. To always think before you jump.
Cheers
Andy
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This is the face of so many of the forex trading services nowadays. I meet my clients face to face wherever possible. I ring you if you want to have an informal chat and ask me some questions. I can visit your home and tutor you or you can be taught personally 1:2:1 on-line or at my office. My forex PHD method is all I promote, nothing else, no trading books or DVD's or other peoples methods just to make a buck. I own, manage and maintain my Jackal business single handed and am proud of a rightly deserved reputation as an honest provider of a proven forex day trading method. Most people go through countless crappy $peanuts systems before they realise none of them actually work. If you are lucky enough to be reading this then you have done well because I spend next to nothing on advertising and marketing too. Anyone that finds my site and doesn't dig deeper in to what I offer is missing out, that I can guarantee because those of us that don't spend fortunes advertising must be actually doing something else.......I think it's called TRADING
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PHD FOREX METHOD 'titbit' no 20 - The importance and recognition of the ' STOP-LOSS'
The theory behind the idea of how we use our stop-loss in conjunction with the PHD Method plays a huge part in why the PHD Method is so good, low risk and profitable.
The average stop-loss will be around 20-25 pips. It's rarely less than 15 and rarely more than 35 but as you will be using a percentage of your account each and every time you trade, and only taking trades with a minimum 1:2:1 risk to reward ratio, then regardless of the amount of pips at risk you will still only be using the standard 1,2 or 3% of your account.
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By the time you are ready to place a trade you will have that much in your favour that your convidence in placing it should be overwhelming and so again the stop-loss will appear incidental though of course it is essential. Never ever place a trade that has not got an stop-loss order in place, NEVER.
I know of traders that have been caught out by forgetting or not bothering with a stop-loss. Though this method rarely spikes you out, or changes it mind and direction quickly,it is both prudent and professional to always execute your order with the stop-loss in place protecting unnecessary losses when they occur.
The PHD Forex Method allows you 3 choices of stop-loss. Sometimes it will depend on where price is in relation to the set-up and other times you can place your stop in accordance with your attitude to risk. All of course is taught at my 1:2:1 tuition sessions or via the PDF version of the PHD Forex method.
Remember I am always happy to talk to you and answer any questions via an informal chat. If you would like to talk to me before making a decision then let me know via This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . No hard sell whatsoever, I wouldn't know how to lol, just a piece of mind chat and anything else you'd like to ask me with no obligation at all. Doesn't matter where you reside on the planet either. Cheers, Andy.
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