Trading - scam?

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Hello! Many guys over 40, including my father, like to sit and turn out for infocygan courses, which teach you how to trade on binomo / forex, or rather buy short positions, and watch the candle, praying that it does not go beyond the bid line. What's wrong with a casino?

Such characters are inspired by films about traders, where office plankton sit with six monitors and watch fucking charts. After watching enough, they think it's so easy, they run to look for it and immediately fall into the clutches of machinists.

Whether this is really a niche of earning money is still a highly controversial question, but I am inclined to answer in the negative, with a slight correction: if you know math, economics, you can pick up the flag. If so, the scheme automatically falls under the high-risk and difficult-to-implement flag.

And now I will analyze the opinions of smart people from the forum.

I came across the fact that someone advises trading on those. analysis (figures) and patterns, and someone says that this is all a hat.

There are many(DC), and it is necessary to select depending on the conditions that they offer.

Again, not to every good DC, where you carry a million, you can take ten.

If under those. if the analysis implies all these candle patterns (as in the photo above), then, of course, this is a hat.

If we are talking about analyzing the market with mathematical tools — through indicators, for example, then this is mathematics — you can rely on it.

But (!) — there will not be any ready-made solutions, and we need to look for our own patterns.

In general, the market is math. Starting with the simplest one, and then who is in a lot of trouble.

Top funds employ the best mathematicians and physicists.

Forex or something else also makes no difference. Forex is mathematically more profitable.

If you look from this position, then the Russian exchange is basically not needed, and if you figure out what brokers are catching clients for — then this is all a scam.

I can only recommend mathematics: game theory, probability theory, and all these criteria that are described in the report-the Sharp coefficient, math. waiting and so on.

The only thing that came out of the lectures of all sorts of poor fellows was that they had to be reined in and slightly grounded.

In general, my personal gradations are as follows: first I rely on the Lord, and then I use mathematics.

To make it clear, I'll explain with an example.

There is, for example, such a "carry trade" strategy - this is when they borrow money from the Central Bank of a country with a low interest rate, and put it on deposit in a country where the Central Bank gives a higher rate.

For example, they borrow yen ¥(from the Central Bank of Japan), and sell in the market for currencies where the rate is higher (even for euro €), receiving a positive swap every day.

In the market, it looks like the EUR_JPY pair will grow, and it can grow for years, as long as the current rates are maintained.

OK, it's profitable, but God has banned carry trading, so it's unacceptable.

However, the understanding that the pair itself will grow allows you to take your own without participating in a carry trade, but simply by entering and exiting a growing asset.

Further, on this growth, almost all the poor guys will stand up against the trend and they will be cuckold many times and for many years, because without knowledge, they will get attached to their emotions and feelings, and this does not work.

Just for expanding my horizons, I can advise you this (I didn't master it myself, but the essence is good):
  1. "Day trader. Blood, Sweat and Tears " by Borselino (this is a fictional and outdated book, but from it you can understand exactly how people fight for money, and how different it is from the propaganda of our brokers).
  2. "Computer analysis of futures markets" by Lebeau (Lan mastered the pages there at all, but the book seemed very good).

And this is all just a drop in the bucket.
 
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