How long you in front of the chart?

[interutup]

when on a normal forex working day I start the game at night and it's only around 3-4 hours per day on 5 days in the open forex market. but with a short time we have to be smart at playing SL and TP so that in the case of very extreme movements we cannot experience capital reduction or a fairly large balance. and I hope, spending a lot of time in front of the stairs in the chair will not give you more profit. You just set your SL and TP prices based on your technical analysis. If you are going to use good Money Management, instead of not having to worry about your open orders.

[sangar]

I trade daily charts so I only need to see a few minutes at night before I go to bed to check my trade when I take a minute's view in the afternoon to find an entry point on the 4-hour chart arranging my pending and leaving orders. and I trust the facts with your points about perseverance, it also affected me during my time as a budding beginner investor. I really wanted, I never allowed my transaction to run a complete course and I even closed a number of agreements with failures because the pair was on a retracement. Lack of perseverance must be treated if we have to survive in dealing with the currency.

[mulia]

It is advisable to regularly hold the chart and not sit next to it and drop the measure of the night's length right before trading which can also touch a respectable entry level. So someone has to go through a decision and that only confirms being able if you regularly don't act graphically. and there are so many traders who learn about Forex trading also depends on the more they strengthen in front of the charts. I spent several hours trading as a beginner and I was greatly strengthened because I spent a lot of hours of merchandise on my sophisticated machine.

[0307148]

i think we don't need all day in front of the chart...
first, you need choose your trading style...you want to be a scalper or long-term trader...
for long-term trader i think 1-2 hour is enough to analyze chart and then open a position...
and for scalper can be adjusted with target how many pips a day to take profit...
if the target has been reached had better get out of the market...

[rengit]

well ... you are right and i also think that a beginner must spend around the maximum hours infront of the graph as 7-8 hours every day but when you become experienced then you have to spend only 3-4 hours and maybe less than this and usually i don't use for a long time just right for a few seconds every time I log in and I issue a rush decision and because I regularly check the graph it can't be hard to see but if you leave Forex for protracted abstraction then you might be mortal to share the soft dimensions of the writer to avoid the most trips.

[astrajingga]

I stay ahead of the chart because my trade can turn into a big loss anytime. So if I don't watch it I have to achieve in a big defeat and that can bring me a margin call too. But in my trade, I use the stop loss and profit the most time so I don't need to see my trade a lot of time. and, most beginners are right working on graphics and sitting in front of their computers all day. I think traders must trade in productive hours and must learn about productive hours of various currency pairs. I prefer to trade 4 hours every day and these four hours are lap times. This is the time when the US session and the London session ended. And maybe we can keep checking prices for the right entry point.

[sangar]

I think the trader must analyze the chart correctly before opening the trade. for beginners I think you should trade for no more than 4 hours every day so you might feel bored or tired. before opening a trade for a shorter duration I think you should at least analyze the chart for 1 hour and during that time keep your full focus. and I don't like staying too long with graphics because there is no time you are in front of the chart that you will not see one thing or another to do or see that, I exchange daily charts and I only spend less than an hour in front of the chart

[ntn]

yeh to hum per he depend kerta hai k hum front of chart ketna beth sakty hien mager jab or jis din khatra hota hai k market mery againes jati hai to mien lagatar es mien pc k front per betha rahta hion r tab tak na uthta hin jab tak mujy es mien apni position clear nazar na ati hai.

[kawah]

I have always been in front of the chart for trading for a long time, because I have a lot of free time so it doesn't interfere with my other work. I spend 8 to 10 hours every day in front of the chart. and I am just in front of the chart for at least 5 to 10 minutes. and my favorite time frame is M15 because I'm a broker and I want to make money quickly, even with a little profit.

[munir khan]

I don't spend so much time in front of the graph that I try to concentrate more on my trade and try to find mistakes so that there is no nesting time in my trade. This is very important for good traders. and if we trade every day, then it may take less time to read but if there is a long lag, then it is sure that it needs more time because of new unfamiliar trends and market conditions.