Mdraghib Posted July 30 Posted July 30 Share your thoughts guys and also mention the platform where I can learn about it in detail.
Waynfowle Posted Wednesday at 11:27 AM Posted Wednesday at 11:27 AM I see it's been a while since you've posted, but I just want to ask—has anyone here tried switching strategies recently due to changes in market conditions? I’ve found that what used to work for me a year ago doesn’t always hold up now, especially with higher volatility. Curious if others have adjusted their approach or stuck to their original plan.
Ronastiny Posted Wednesday at 11:28 AM Posted Wednesday at 11:28 AM I prefer long-term because it’s less stressful and fits better with my schedule. I don’t need to watch charts all day, and I’ve seen steady growth over time.
tradesprint Posted Wednesday at 11:41 AM Posted Wednesday at 11:41 AM Trading long or short term depends on our trading personality some of us are reactive to even short term changes so it means short term trading or scalping suits to these kind of traders and those who requires time to change making a decision can go for long term trades.
Zeologic Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago If you want a more relaxed trading style, long-term trading is the best option. However, if you want shorter profits and losses, short-term trading is the way to go. Each has its advantages and disadvantages. Short-term trading typically allows traders to make more trades per day, which is related to transaction costs. Choosing a low-spread broker is preferable. I prefer day trading and swing trading using the FXOpen platform.
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