By “information”, I presume that you [B][I]don’t[/I][/B] mean basic forex education. I presume that you mean [B][I]news and commentary[/I][/B] on what the market is doing right now, and what you should do right now.
Well, you won’t like my advice, but here it is anyway.
Wean yourself off all that noise. Go through [B][I]information withdrawal[/I][/B], and do it “cold turkey”. Just turn it all off, and learn to trade on what the market is telling you, not on what the talking heads are telling you.
In your short career as a new forex trader, you probably have not experienced [I][B]price-action trading.[/B][/I] You might even believe that it can’t possibly work. But, I — and many other profitable traders — will tell you: not only does it work, but it is by far the superior way to trade.
You don’t need the information/recommendations/opinions/advice/signals offered by experts, gurus, and other commentators. But, once you start listening to that noise, it’s easy to get addicted to it. It’s easy to start thinking: If I just had a little more information, I could really make this work for me.
Try my suggestion. Just turn all that stuff off. Stop compromising your 9-5 job, by constantly worrying about what “breaking news” you’re missing.
Learn to plot support and resistance levels and zones on your charts, and then learn to recognize how price is behaving as it runs the gauntlet between support and resistance.
Learn to use indicators sparingly, and [B][I]never[/I][/B] as your primary decision-making tool. A couple of indicators are fine, as long as they’re used strictly for confirmation of your price-action analysis. Beyond that, you can get addicted to indicators, as easily as getting addicted to other people’s analysis and opinions.
Do a search on this forum, and others, for training and discussion on price-action trading. It’s the path to success, in my opinion.