Sentences with phrase «next trade amount»

For instance, if the previous trade was a loss, then the system reduces the next trade amount while if it was a win, the system increases trade amount.

It relies on algorithmic trade sizes whereby the next trade amount is determined based on the results of the previous trade.

Not exact matches

If, on the other hand, you win a trade, the amount of money invested on the next trade increases because your account balance has increased.

Additionally, if you want to trade your current car in when you buy your next car, your current car can be considered a down payment or be added on to the amount of down payment that you make.

So, if you really think you have what it takes to become a Forex trader, and you are going to be honest with yourself about what is possible given the amount of starting disposable income you have, then it's time to move on to the next step of learning the basics of Forex trading...

Next, as I teach in my trading course and in many of my articles, there simply is not a high amount of high - probability / high - quality price action trading signals in any given week or month.

However, fees of 0.61 % of the total amount traded is reasonable and this percentage should fall significantly next month due to acquiring some free trades.

If you imagine your next 100 trades, what is a realistic assessment of the amount of losses you might incur?

: — RRB - They allow you to invest in small amounts (so you can get started early on in life), are instantly diversified, eliminate trading too much and buying the next hot thing, and minimize costs such as taxes.

This, in the end, will save you a huge amount of money as you have the wise words of fellow traders to guide you into your next trade.

For years I have opposed steps like a Federal carbon tax or cap and trade system because I believe (and still believe) them to be unnecessary given the modest amount of man - made warming I expect over the next century.

«Facebook and Google will either be (a) prohibited from using the unprecedented amounts of data already in their control; or (b) subject to fines and penalties that will, for the first time in history, have a significant impact on their bottom lines,» according to the trade organization, Digital Content Next.