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Levels Of A Trader

LEVEL ONE: Beginner Trader - To study and paper trade for a minimum of one month with imaginary money, gaining the experience required to establish a track record of profitable performance.
LEVEL TWO: Advanced Beginner - To trade one or two lots with real money, working through emotions and establishing a track record of making money.
LEVEL THREE: Competent Trader - To trade in control with equity management, achieving a financial return.
LEVEL FOUR: Proficient Trader - To trade based on my belief, education, and experience and achieves a financial return.
LEVEL FIVE: Expert Trader - To mechanically execute profitable trades with no emotion.

Friday, February 27, 2009

Money Management

Market Hours



You can see that in between each session there is a period of time where two sessions are open at the same time. From 3-4 a.m. EST, both the Tokyo and London markets are open, and from 8-12 p.m. EST, both the London and U.S. markets are open. Naturally, these are the busiest times during the market because there is more volume when two markets are open at the same time.

Saturday, February 21, 2009

A Traders Mission And Goal


It is the mission of the trader to become a financially successful long-term trader. This can be achieved when the trader adopts and accepts The 10 Keys of Successful Trading. The trader must commit to live by the three disciplines that create the successful trader.
  1. The trader must believe in The 10 Keys to Successful Trading and merge them into his personality. His success is dependent on creating a trading plan, and maintaining the discipline to TRADE THE PLAN!
  2. The trader must commit himself to continued education and learn as much as he can about technical analysis and the psychology of successful trading. He must use logic, and not his emotions, in trading. The trader must learn to trade in control, not out of control!
  3. The trader must map out a sound plan of equity management to insure a return on his investment. A successful plan is to trade no more than 20% of a margin account and risk no more than 5 to 10% of that account on any single trade.

Types of Trading
Congratulations! You’ve gotten through the Pre-School and are ready to begin your first day of class. You did go through the Pre-School right? By now you’ve learned some history about the Forex, how it works, what affects the prices, blah blah blah. We know what you’re thinking…BORING! SHOW ME HOW TO MAKE MONEY ALREADY! Well, say no more my friend; because here is where your journey as a Forex trader begins…
This is your last chance to turn back… Take the red pill, and we take you back to where you were and you will forget all about this. You can go back to living your average life in your 9-5 job and work for someone else for the rest of your life. OR
You can take the green pill (green for money! Yeah!) And learn how you can make money for yourself in the most active market in the world, simply by using a little brain power. Just remember, your education will never stop. You must constantly pursue as much knowledge as you can, so that you can become a true FOREX MASTER! Now pop that green pill in, wash it down with some chocolate milk, and grab your lunchbox…School of Pipsology is now in session!

Note: the green pill was made with a brainwashing serum. You will now obey everything that we tell you to do! Mwuahahaha! <--evil laugh Two Types of Trading
There are 2 basic types of analysis you can take when approaching the forex:

1. Fundamental analysis
2. Technical analysis.

There has always been a constant debate as to which analysis is better, but to tell you the truth, you need to know a little bit of both. So let’s break each one down and then come back and put them together.