How to become success forex trading

hi…

today i want to share you all how i trade…

when u analisis price you need high TF like H4 D1 W1 M

i will use H4 because i can get daily profit:)

you all shud know how to setting trendline or snr right…

if you want to trade op always when the cs close better to trade
or when the price near line SNR/TRENLINE you can follow the price…

only here for today…

see you tomorrow again…

thanks

To get success in the FX, you should be civilized enough to avoid broker discrimination:regulated or unregulated.I think FX would be more morally hygienic without all these regulatory bodies. I think client could be more careful in the FX which is the personification of their financial life. Jesus Christ knew these when he said” where a man’s treasure is, there his heart is also”. Surely, if then someone fails in the FX , technically, he could fail elsewhere because fraud is not only kept in the FX: he would still fall victim elsewhere because he is an uncelebrated self-victim of ignorance.

A successful trader is a bold, organized risk-taking, well-informed trader. He would survive in any FX setup; regulated or not. Even some clients could be so careless that they buy FX education with their tears. They only get wiser after shedding some tears. These ugly lessons get to be psychological scarecrows in their memory which helps to remind and scare them from similar subsequent ignorance-based fraud incidences. So if they can only get wise after being victims, why call FX fraud such a financial abomination when it could be educative at times, as earlier explained.

To me one of the quickest way to FX success is large but wise appreciation of unregulated brokers.It is true unregulated brokers have more beautiful proposals adorned with beautiful financial jewelries (such as alluring leverages). But then it is supposedly up to a client to like an FX Buddhist meditate on his proposals, sniffing them thoroughly before swallowing them. FX security honestly is a collective client responsibility, thus reducing the need for FX regulation.