Yeah them and those who take the other side of our trades. Regulators give them an upper hand where they already have more than us.
Yes agree with you; we retail traders are in 5% (even less) on number! Thanks for your quick response.
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Yeah them and those who take the other side of our trades. Regulators give them an upper hand where they already have more than us.
You are absolutely right. I completely agree with you.Yeah them and those who take the other side of our trades. Regulators give them an upper hand where they already have more than us.
The knowledge of the market is also important. Adopt the market according to your trading strategy.Market doesn't follow rules all the time that's the reason a trader should follow rules. He should be disciplined. He should know when to trade and when to sit in the side bench and observe.
I also agree with you. It is a risky market. So, traders need to be safe in order to survive.Actually devoid of trading knowledge no trader can ensure the required accomplishment here. A proper trading plan and effective utilization of resources along with appropriate exploitation of trading knowledge can enable a trader to recognize secured earning. Market behaviors are presently observing and a trader should bestow importance on all aspects that can guide him in making safe moves. Here a trader should also be prepared in managing his attitude in efficient way.
You're not wrong to feel that way—there are definitely some shady practices in forex. Brokers can manipulate spreads, engage in slippage, or even "snip" your stop loss. Some signal services can be unreliable, too. It's important to research brokers carefully, stay cautious, and always trade with a solid plan.What is unfair and sneaky about forex? I feel like there are a few things that are unfair in this business and are sneaky too. Since those activities could cause you to lose more money like the broker activities. I'm sure there are practice there that you are not so aware of that cause you to lose or have less advantages. For example, snipping, high spread, software manipulation, inaccurate signal services, scammy pamm, and so forth. I believe that there are sneaky ways for brokers or the market place to gain an edge over traders and cause them to lose more. What is your opinion on this?