This Lonely Walk, The Joy, The Pain And The Lesson


Trading in the Foreign exchange market can be a huge blessing and still be a reason to be depresed. 

Every trader has got a story so I'm not going to bore you with mine. 

Trading has got no emotions, it compells you to be discipline as a trader and only when the trader understands the language the chart screems every time, then the blessings become a reality. 

Though learning is a continuous journey but there comes a time in a trader's life the he knows he's got the skillset but one thing won't just allow him swim in profit; PATIENCE...

Trading in the Foreign exchange market has taught me in practical terms that PATIENCE could make a positive impact on one's trading. 

I did struggle for many years, I think the price I had to pay was learning under some so called gurus who ain't profiting from the FX market yet organize seminars and charge huge fees. 

I think I've learned the hard way (blown so many accounts in the process) but it is now paying off. I'm not there yet but each time I look back, I give thanks to God. 

If it's okay with you, let's share our analysis here each weekend, it may profit someone else who may be struggling. 

I focuss more on US30, US500 and US100. 

If the admins deem it fit that we create discussions on specific instruments where everyone can beefit from then I will be glad to share probably on weekly basis.

For me it's lonely trading and winning alone. I believe someone else could benefit from it and win as well. 

I've attached a screenshot of my chart. It shows how I've stacked in and just wait for US30 to hit @34500 where I'll take profit hopefully tonight or on Wednesday.

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