Can experience in forex teach us how to gain profit?

[redwan07]

experiences are the best education for the traders, they can learn from it to fix and complete the weakness and also to develop their system to get the better one, so do not make it bad when we face some loses, this is an expensive education that we have bought with our loses, just learn it why we got this problem, and also loses is an alert that we still have problem in system trading..
and after it, we will know how to make the profit with well and safest

[Bilalahmed]

Yes forex experience teach us how to gain profit because it's gives you idea how you get profit to market and which brand in market is opportunity to secure safe and marginal profit

[FAIZAN]

Mery kheal sy hamara loss hi sb sy acha teacher hy hamary liye kiu k isy humy hamari bohot gi galtiyo ko smjny me madad milti hy

[israr2017]

G haan experience app ko profit da ga app ko aram sa experience hassil krna hai or yahi app k liye best hai experiance hassil krna hai or woo app ko aista aista trading krnay sa atta hai app ko choti choti lots lagay or experience hassil kry. .

[Rafiqullah11]

“The BOJ’s move reminded traders of the fact that major central banks are willing to normalize their monetary policy,” said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief currency strategist at Mizuho Securities.

“I think this unwanted strengthening of the yen will make the BOJ more cautious in going forward, when they want to move toward normalization,” he said.

[Rafiqullah11]

The dollar was down 0.2 percent against a basket of currencies .DXY but held the key level of below $1.20 against the euro EUR=.

While the majority of traders are positioned for a euro rise in the medium term, the single currency has this week traded below a nearly four-month high of $1.2089 set last week.

Yields on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note reached a 10-month highs, partly lifted by the BOJ’s action, which traders would have otherwise expected to boost the dollar.

The 10-year note yield US10YT=RR stood at 2.558 percent in Asian trading, up from its U.S. close of 2.546 percent on Tuesday.

[Rafiqullah11]

The dollar weakness underlines the greenback’s vulnerability to other central banks’ moves towards normalizing monetary policy, a feature of 2017 that has continued to weigh on the dollar into 2018.

A money changer holds U.S. dollar bills at a street in downtown Lima, Peru, December 15, 2017. REUTERS/Mariana Bazo
Two U.S. interest rate hikes this year are priced in but the market has only recently started to price in tightening moves by other central banks.

[Rafiqullah11]

Nguyen, however, called the market expectations of an early end to an expansionary BOJ policy “premature” because the bank can defend its 10-year yield target without buying so many bonds, and because inflation pressures in Japan remain low.

Moreover, market positioning on the Japanese yen has been extremely short as investors have ramped up its use as a funding currency in recent months to buy relatively higher yielding debt in the United States and elsewhere.

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There was no further news on Wednesday but analysts put the extended sell-off down to traders betting that the bank could be poised to begin winding down its stimulus.

The yen was also up against other currencies including the euro, against which it gained 0.5 percent.

“Japanese [bond] yields have been rising and this has been reinforcing the move on the yen,” Thu Lan Nguyen, a Frankfurt-based FX strategist at Commerzbank.

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LONDON (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar skidded further to a six-week low against the Japanese yen on Wednesday after the Bank of Japan’s move to trim its government bond (JGB) purchases in the previous session stoked speculation it would ease its massive monetary stimulus.

FILE PHOTO: A Japan Yen note is seen in this illustration photo taken June 1, 2017. REUTERS/Thomas White/Illustration/File Photo
The dollar slipped as much as 0.7 percent to 111.765 JPY=, its lowest since Dec. 1, after Tuesday's 0.5 percent fall when Japan's central bank reduced the amount of its JGB purchases in its regular buying operations -- a slight tweak to policy.