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Shares V Forex.


Trevbeats

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Hi to all,

So I have been doing quite well on buying the dips on shares and of course doing the right research on each trade as well. The ones that lost was a small percent

of the risk which is good for the account.

Plus the margins are much doable and you can move your stops closer to the price to lock in profit whereas forex on some trades has a higher spread.

So as for the forex, let's say currency, more risk, and much more volatility can = higher risk.

example: 

Buy the dips in Netflix, atm Netflix is running down fast, but it always seems to go back up, just got to know when that happens.

Nice to hear some feedback and your views on this subject. 

  

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