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I am Maurice and I live in Spain. I enjoy the beautiful weather here and used to trade Forex and the E-mini.
I quit trading two years ago, closed my accounts because I didn't have much time to trade. But now things have changed and I want to start all over again and do it different.
I want to learn. In fact I am eager to learn. The thing is that many so called experts ask 4K or more for their strategy before you know if actually works for you.
I have searched the forum here but couldn't find what I am looking for. I am looking for a good strategy for trading gold and the ES. I've read several 'reviews' and comments on certain strategies, but most of the comments say that there are 'better' strategies out there. (or even here). Still I haven't found them.
I want a good trading strategy for gold and/or ES, combined with sound money management.
Who can help me into the right direction?
Thank you and a sunny greet from Spain!
Maurice
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
I'm creating this thread with the purpose of a 'catch all' for any trading related question that futures.io (formerly BMT) members want to ask, but don't want to create a new thread for -- or find an existing thread to reply to.
I've …
There is so much advice there, and 90% is aimed directly at traders like you. It's a compilation of what all the rookies try to do --- almost always wrong --- and what the better alternatives are to avoid repeating those mistakes.
It's the best thread on the site for rookies. From there, the thread contains advice on how to proceed next and what steps to take.
