Discipline VS Money management VS Strategy.

[barokah]

well I think discipline, money management and good strategy are all very imoptant. These three games are very important in a successful trade. Every trader must follow the forex discipline to become a good trader in the forex market. I assume that without managing money managing capital in the forex market it is not possible for this reason every trader should use effective strategies that can help generate more profits in a short period of time. I think the discipline, money management strategy and trade can not be separated and interrelated. Discipline is the obedience of the implementation of money management and trading strategies that have been established. Without the discipline of MM and trading strategy, it is difficult to be a successful trader, because the transaction will be messy and vulnerable to MC.

[charji]

Yes I totally agree with you and I also prefer discipline because, I think if we have discipline then better money management and strategy like always there state. Instead you should try and have the ability to use all three in combination and they will help you make the best trading decisions. I hope that the direction of money, strategy and subjects are three things related to each addition, which convey it is one of the artifacts I play. I do not believe that you won the module. You should pair up to work using all the situations if you need satisfactory results.

[attiq]

The payrolls report may bolster the greenback in the short term, but trade tensions from U.S. President Donald Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs should be a longer-term drag, as should faster growth outside the United States, Tomes said.

[attiq]

The yen also succumbed to traders scaling back safe-haven holdings of the Japanese currency on news Trump was prepared to meet with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un, a potential breakthrough in nuclear tensions with Pyongyang.

The dollar JPY= was last up 0.57 percent

[attiq]

The dollar advanced to a one-week peak against the yen as the BOJ stuck to its negative rate policy on Friday and BOJ chief Kuroda, like Draghi, warned about the risk of rising protectionism and inflation staying sluggish.

[attiq]

he U.S. Labor Department said nonfarm payrolls grew by 313,000 in February, the largest monthly increase since July 2016, but average hourly earnings rose only 0.1 percent, slower than the 0.3 percent increase in January and less than the 0.2 percent analysts had forecast.

[attiq]

Traders bet a tightening labor market would buttress the case for the Fed to raise key borrowing costs later this month and possibly two more times later this year, but the pullback in wage gains should mitigate against four rate hikes in 2018.

[attiq]

The U.S. Labor Department said nonfarm payrolls grew by 313,000 in February, the largest monthly increase since July 2016, but average hourly earnings rose only 0.1 percent, slower than the 0.3 percent increase in January and less than the 0.2 percent analysts had forecast.

[sagar arain]

The GBPUSD has made a break above a topside trend line in early NY trading. That trend line comes in at 1.3883. The price moved to a high of 1.3895. That was also above the 50% of the move down from the Feb 26th high at 1.38905. The 100 bar MA on the 4-hour comes in at 1.39016.

There is a lot of levels in the 1.3883-1.39016 area and that has helped stall the rise for now.

[attiq]

The yen fell broadly after the Bank of Japan stuck to its dovish policy stance. BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda sounded optimistic on growth, yet stressed there would be no plan to change monetary policy before reaching a 2 percent inflation target.