Trades stress me out, why?
Well, this happens to most new traders. It's a combination of lack of confidence and overcautious behavior. If a currency moves in the wrong direction, no matter how small or insignificant, you start to freak out and want to sell. The only way you're going to learn is if you let trades play out. I'm not saying hold onto a trade while you lose all your money. You need to give each trade a fair chance at playing out. If after a fair chance, it still isn't doing good, than sell it.
When should I be trading?
You want to trade at the high volume times. All that means is the time when most other people are trading. I don't often suggest that people "follow the crowd", but in this case you're not really competing against other traders, you're competing against the market. At high volume times, you are practically guaranteed that market forces are in control. If you look at a time when the volume is low, big trades will end up effecting the direction of currency. As a small trader, that really isn't in your interest.
What sort of tools should I have?
You should definitely have forex Killer automated software. This software allows you to automate your trade process, which frees up more time for developing strategies. The software also has it's own built in analyzing system. It will go through currencies and determine which ones look profitable.
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