I found a solution for you, in order to compare your charts precisely do the following,
GBP/EUR,
open your chart right click and go to properties-> tick show ask price instead of bid price.
Automatically your charts will change a little bit and voila you will have exactly the same levels just upside down,lol.
However you are better off using charts from brokers mentioned on the first post by Johnathon.
Hope that helps.
Google for âvhands mt4â , youâll find full instructions once you find it.
pros; you can trade an unlimited time frame
cons; you canât change the timeframe , placing trades is somewhat unusual gotta get used to it
Forex tester 2,
A sophisticated software to backtest.
pros; ability to change time frame at any given time, speed control based on ticks or 1m candle close-1d candle close,
have as many charts open as you like on any timeframe.
cons; some limitations when using the free version.
Have a look at those if you are into backtesting, no harm in it.
But donât loose out on forward testing while youâre at it.
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There are other forums dedicated to fundamentals and speculation based on news. The PA method taught here takes no news into trade consideration. Price is always reflecting everything that encompasses the value of the currency so there is no reason do anything other than trade pure price action. To keep the thread pure to Johnathons PA method taught here I say we avoid talking fundamentals.
abc2005,
if you went back a few posts you will see that this setup was posted & we discussed it. Itâs in your best interest to go through the posts that you have missed when you login so you can catch up. That way you wonât ask the same questions that have been asked & have already been answered.
The other thing is you need to take the time to study and learn money management. You should only risk what youâre comfortable losing. Letâs discuss:
1 Some people are comfortable losing 3% of there total equity on each trade or on all open positions. They can go about this differently either they open 3 different positions & risk 1% on each position (risking a total of 3%) or they can open one full position risking 3%.
2 Others are comfortable risking 5%, others only 2% etc depending on their risk tolerance. Some people donât use percentages and are comfortable risking a certain dollar amount.
Money management & risk is a long and detailed subject on itself & itâs not discussed extensively on this thread. You have to carry out your own research, study & keep trying different concepts until you find something that works for you. Iâm still learning. I hope my answer helped somehow, if not may be someone whose more experienced can answer your question.
Forex School Online offers advanced money management strategies in their course.
Hello[B] dudest[/B])I wanna ask a question regarding counter trend trades.What something more convincing you need for pulling a trigger for counter trend trades as compared to the trend trading?