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Trading Forex News: My Favorite Strategy to Catch the Move! 😎

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  1. he was saying it will go up and when he found out its going down he change what he was saying pretending what he was predicting is correct!! give me a break man lol

  2. 20 years ago when I started my career as a forex dealer, things were a lot more wild than today, what Nick said at the beginning of the video did happen a lot. Like huge widen of spread and huge slippage during NFP or rate decision. Trading the high impact news event was basically suicidal. But in recent years things become a lot "calmer", so I think trading the news by putting in orders to buy/ sell right before the release can still work very well.

    The key thing is you need a really good broker, a broker that have a track record of honoring your orders, seldom do slippage, and reasonable increase in spread right before the news. I do a lot of news trading myself using this "dumb" way as Nick put it, and doing pretty well. My broker at most "slip" me for a few pips to me is acceptable during news. Sure price would sometimes go one way and then chop back and forth and my stop you out, but it is what it is you take them as normal loss. But when it works, it works really well, and its not uncommon too.

    So Is it a risky way of trading? Maybe it is compare to the more "normal" strategy. But at the end of the day, the most important thing in trading is not the strategy, its how you manage your account risk. Like ALWAYS PUT STOP LOSS, never put more than 1-2% per trade, do not take more than a trade per day, make sure you have a positive reward to risk ratio things like that.

  3. A lot of institutional traders would do exactly this, which is "risk event" trading. You can either trade into a risk event, or out of a risk event, which explains why the market trends heavily before a major news release, or retraces all the way back to the level from before the news was released. It depends on the figures that come out.

  4. Very simple deposit only 10usd in brokers account before 10 mint ago news and place sell order lot 0.25 and buy order 0.25 lot
    If market goes up buy order will active and if market goes down sell order will active
    After active any order market will pull back then you should assume that your 10usd has gone😀😀

  5. When i trade news
    I do some strange things
    I try to take one side either sell or buy news.
    I place a sell or buy with a very tight stop loss. News always goes both ways is what ive seen.
    More of a 50/50 trade.
    Or before news is happening i place a trade in a direction and i will be in profit before news and put stops near breakeven and then i just see what news does. Works so i cant complain

  6. I said the same thing basically in a FX forum ('most of the time there is a reversal after the spike, which usuaally reaches back to 50% of the spike"), and I have been lauged at that I am only playing casino.

  7. and i've realised looking at this move on some charts, that the MACD and Stochastic tend to show the reversal just nicely when you showed the structure being broken into the reversal trend.

  8. i'm new to forex, i have a swing trade strategy using, 3 indicators! (i need that precision right now to learn!) anyway, this seems very very common and I glanced at various charts myself to see just how common and wow wee.. looks impressive. I will definitely be back testing this and trying this out. thanks

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