What's the premiere day trading robot on the market? Gee! You might be retorting now. Some people think it's science fiction, having a robot that you install into your computer to daytrade. It would be strange to some would-be Forex traders some time ago, but I don't think today with the variety of robots on market, that's an anomaly. You're human, so it's hard for you to imagine that such a thing was possible, however lacking the knowledge, you'd think so. What school are you from? There're programmers out there to code a trading robot into action to day-trade in the markets successfully. Whether you strongly dismissed it and argued with anyone that crossed your train of thought the "No automated day trading system could tackle the stock market; impossible!" you wouldn't say it after reviewing today's Forex robots. It's understandable you'd unsuccessfully try to equate it with "How could a computer program successfully fac
One very important aspect of trading which is often overlooked by the novice online day traders engaged in online day trading is the number of trades to be taken during the trading day. Should they take just a trade or two during the day or trade as many as a hundred times during the day? It is very important for every trader to evaluate their trading style and see if they are over or under trading their particular style or system. Someone scalping the markets will have many more trades compared to someone trying to position trade during the day. Each style dictates its own number of trades. Too few or too many trades during the day can make a drastic change in ones profitability and consistency. Every trader should trade the market based on his or her own personality. If someone does not like to watch every tic in the market and it drives them nuts to do so, they should stay away from scalping. They would be better off trading a few times a day based off key technical levels and price