Articles, tagged with "limit order", page 6
09th January 2009
News trading is a useful weapon when doing currency trading. To some, this is the only the tool they need to become successful with their forex trading career. This is due to the fact that news releases on countries economies commonly result into short te...
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Author:
Timothy Stevens
08th December 2008
Did you know that more and more business opportunity seekers worldwide are discovering the powerful profit potential of Foreign Exchange trading?
In this business, there are no employees to hire, no advertising, no products to stock, and no downlines t...
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Author:
Robert Woods
08th December 2008
To be a successful Forex trader, you need to be well versed with the fundamental strategies of controlling the risks involved. The Forex market functions very differently from other financial markets in terms of the speed and volatility of the market conc...
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Author:
Robert Woods
01st February 2008
Lesson 1: 10 Tics Works the Best
I have found that, on a "new trade," setting a limit order and taking 10 tics (over $300.00 profit) works the best. The only time you should take more than 10 tics is when your model / asset allocation table tells you...
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Author:
pauljudd
20th February 2007
When you think about it, many events need to be just right to make an efficient and profitable trade. You must pull the trigger. The entry must be good. The exit must be good. The futures market must act as you expect. The orders must be accurate and with...
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Author:
Thomas Cathey
15th February 2007
New investors are often understandably confused by how stocks are priced. The bewildering truth is that in many cases there are two prices, mysteriously called the bid and ask. The discrepancy results from the fact that stock is always being bought and so...
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Author:
rob rens
12th October 2006
Practical trading involves lots of simulations and automated trade orders using the power of computer. Charting, graph plotting, and automated trade orders; all these are used to enlighten your routine trading work and it spares you more time in studyi...
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Author:
Claudia Walters
24th July 2006
Market orders vs. Limit orders. Is there an easy answer?
I don't think so. Clearly market orders expose you to a poor entry price
where limit orders define your price so you know how much you will pay.
If you exclusively use limit orders and feel ...
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Author:
Larry Potter
09th April 2006
Any trader on line needs to set stops. But there are no hard and fast rules to follow. You,need to develop a system that fits your trading style. This means you need to follow your trading plan. However, there are a few tips I can share with you about sto...
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Author:
David Jenyns
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