Hi Adam, first of all let me say I’m very excited to know you’ll be helping me develop a trading game plan that works for me. Ok now let me tell you my schedule and what I think I need help on. I work from 6am-4:15pm with a 2 hour lunch break from 11am-1pm. Throughout my lunch break I take my notebook to work and spend some time working on my demo account because I don’t have much time in the morning. Plus in about 2 or 3 weeks I will be starting a second job from 5:30pm-6:30pm as a boxing instructor. Now that’s my schedule from Mon-Fri so obviously on the weekends I try to relax as much as I can. My main goal for having this software is to be able to do this full-time but if I can make at least an extra $1,000.00 or more a month working around my current schedule I’ll be happy only because I know it’ll only be a matter of time until I can do this full-time as my main business which is my ultimate goal.
As for my trading well I’m trading on a 15min time frame and after listening to James Dicks Webinar from October of 2008. He mentioned that most traders only look at 4 major pairs and don’t spend more than 4 hours on a computer a day. So I started focusing on the EUR/USD and so far that’s the only one I’ve been trying to understand. For example today from 11am to 12:45pm it went up almost 15 pips. But I didn’t see eat coming, mainly all four points weren’t in the green. So I ask you am I looking at the right time frame for someone like me? Should I look as many pairs as I can in the little free time that I have? My last 3 attempts trading in this pair with my demo account weren’t so bad 2 out of 3 I made just under 20 pips each and I lost 15 pips on my third attempt. So what changes can I make to help me with my game plan?
Adam Horak
Oct 21, 2009
Adam Horak
Oct 21, 2009
Joshua Flores
As for my trading well I’m trading on a 15min time frame and after listening to James Dicks Webinar from October of 2008. He mentioned that most traders only look at 4 major pairs and don’t spend more than 4 hours on a computer a day. So I started focusing on the EUR/USD and so far that’s the only one I’ve been trying to understand. For example today from 11am to 12:45pm it went up almost 15 pips. But I didn’t see eat coming, mainly all four points weren’t in the green. So I ask you am I looking at the right time frame for someone like me? Should I look as many pairs as I can in the little free time that I have? My last 3 attempts trading in this pair with my demo account weren’t so bad 2 out of 3 I made just under 20 pips each and I lost 15 pips on my third attempt. So what changes can I make to help me with my game plan?
Feb 2, 2010