Mdraghib Posted yesterday at 10:24 AM Posted yesterday at 10:24 AM Position trading is a long-term trading strategy where traders hold their positions for weeks, months, or even years to benefit from major market trends. Unlike day trading or scalping, which focus on short-term price movements, position trading relies heavily on fundamental analysis—such as economic data, interest rates, and global events—along with long-term technical indicators. Traders using this approach are less concerned with daily price fluctuations and more focused on capturing large, sustained moves. In simple terms, if you’ve ever wondered what is position trading, it’s about patience, discipline, and riding the “big waves” of the market instead of chasing small ripples.
Zeologic Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago Position trading strategies require a great deal of patience, as they can hold positions for months or even years. I've never used this strategy for forex trading at FXOpen. The high market volatility makes me more suited to day trading or occasional swing trading.
pradegxs Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Position trading is patience and in FX my testing with HFM says the edge improves when you anchor to macro (policy cycle/terms of trade) and let technicals handle timing
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