Sentences with phrase «staring at the charts»

Stare at this chart.

You should not feel any urge to sit there staring at your charts after you enter a trade, if you feel that urge then you've probably risked more than you are comfortable with losing.

I'm staring at this chart and asking myself, How long a period is enough to have an average I'd be happy with regardless of the direction the market goes?

Before i was so obsessed with staring at the chart on 1 hour time frame but my first monthly profit on a $ 5000 account was $ 600, and it came when i traded a daily chart fakey on GBPJPY, leaving the trade for 4 days and my profit was hit.

I have literally spent hours and sleepless nights staring at charts and sleepless nights searching for the holy grail; I thought the more you stare at the charts and trade, the more money you made.

• Over-analyzing — Daily charts provide for set and forget Forex trading and this allows you to spend less time staring at your charts and less time analyzing the market and all its variables.

Sometimes, when I see some TA - wannabe staring at a chart on his iPad, I have an overwhelming urge to tap him on the shoulder and go, «Hey, if you stare really hard, it kinda looks like a unicorn, right?».

In the previous days, traders used to sit in the market among all other investors and stare at charts all day, while now with the download of one app on their phone or desktop, the whole financial market becomes accessible to them.

If you sit there staring at the charts all night when you should be asleep, you are doing to drive - up your body's stress response and your cortisol (stress hormone) levels will sky - rocket both from the lack of sleep and from over-thinking about your trades.

I'm no chartist, but when I stare at that chart, I have to admit that I don't see the head - and - shoulders formation.

As I know, to my mental pain, I hate the gold price but I really want to take advantage of the under - performance of gold equities — so I sit & stare at these charts, and ponder the Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX: US).

So it is a curious notion that so many amateur traders spend every free minute they have staring at their charts or reading economic news.

You sit there for a while staring at your charts, watching the trade slowly move against you, inching closer to your stop loss.

This is because they have learned to master one Forex trading strategy at a time, and after fully mastering their trading strategy they don't need to guess or spend hours staring at their charts.

Successful Forex trading is not about spending massive amounts of time staring at the charts until your eye balls burn.

«Trading bots are rather common in the bitcoin world, as very few traders have time to stare at the charts all day.

Trading bots is a technique that uses pre-programmed software that analyzes market actions, such as volume, orders, price, and time, and they are rather common in the bitcoin world, because very few traders have time to stare at the charts all day.

Tired of over-trading, having your eyes bleed while staring at charts that don't move?

Not exact matches

If you proceed with that as your expectation, you won't make yourself a nervous wreck by staring constantly at the sales charts and thinking that you have to DO SOMETHING RIGHT NOW to boost sales.

This is one of those charts that data geeks can stare at for ages.

Candidly, I've spent many wonderful Friday nights alone, just flat - out staring at numbers and charts on my iPad screen #investmentgeek.

If you sit there staring at a 5 minute chart all day, the odds of you actually not entering a trade are extremely low.

Furthermore, I have better things to do with my time than sit around all day and night staring at a 30 minute chart, and I assume you do too.

time to go stare at the VNDA chart again!

It is just a fact of human nature that the more we stare at a price chart the more we get tempted to click our mouse button and enter a trade.

The fact that we worked extremely hard for the money in our trading account seems to go right out the window after staring at a 5 minute chart for a while.

Almost feel like I'm staring at a stock chart (and I hate technical analysis).