Thanks for the kind words. Unfortunately, I can’t offer my services here on Baby Pips.
Unlike many other forex mentors that make their money off of taking on mass numbers of students or selling memberships, I only take on 1-2 new traders a year, and they are referred to me.
With regard to Strong/Weak, there are numerous currency pairs to trade not including the exotic pairs.
Most amateur traders stick to just a few of the (28) pairs to trade. Most of them stay within the 8 major pairs.
Professional traders don’t limit themselves. We trade any strong currency against any weak Currency. I use a particular strong/weak indicator that runs in real time.
There are many S/W indicators on the market and believe me they are not created equal.
We know, we know. You have said it how many times now.
You do realize there is an area in the forums for paid for services, and I guarantee nobody will flag your posts if you try to pitch your exclusive services over there.
By the way, we are waiting for you to show us your trade history. We won’t even ask for 5-10 years. 2 years would be enough and we will all shut up and take the walk of shame.
We want to believe you are a professional trader and your claims of success but so far you have nothing to show for it.
This alone should be an alarm bell to any new traders - there is no preferred choice of time frame. Anyone who says “yea, this is the best TF deserves shooting”; most experienced traders use a combination from high to low so that you move from the bland to the precise.
Ah well - still waiting on your 95% success daily analysis proof?
me too @BaconSandwich ! i consider myself a newbie and have been doing this for 2 years now ! reality is everyone’s a newbie because there is always change. whilst this frustrates some people, the ones who seem to succeed are the people who treat it as a game, the money is a nice to have, the game is what matters.
Whilst I agree, there are better time frames suited to how the person wants to trade, i agree, multiple time frames are good for experienced traders but it can be confusing for people starting out (analysis paralysis) and it also depends on the style of trading they have chosen, Day trading etc.