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That is a good list, thank you for compiling it! There are plenty of online forex clocks one can google too, if they wish to see when a session is opening and closing in real time.

Hahaha, now that I completely agree with. It's completely accurate and applies to traders from all walks of life. :D

To trade news you have to have a good understanding of fundamental analysis. It's less about strategy and more about knowing about the market.

Some of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges in India got raided by tax authorities recently, because the agency suspected them of tax evasion. Some of the exchanges in question are CoinDCX, CoinSwitch Kuber, Unocoin and BuyUCoin. According to local media, the alleged tax evasion from Mumbai...

I think it really depends on where you like. If you're somewhere in East Asia, the London session won't be too comfortable, because you'd be terribly sleepy. The same goes for Europeans trying to trade the Tokyo session. It's not impossible, certainly, but most people prefer to trade within...

Of course. One needs one strategy during range - like EUR/USD is right now, for example, and a whole different strategy when there is an established trend.

I think most experienced traders have given up on the idea of a perfect strategy. They just prefer a very profitable one.

These are just a few pairs out of hundreds that can all be profitable, I think, if one knows how to trade them.

I really hope 2022 will end up being better than 2021, let alone 2020. We could all use some good news.

More than 30 million US dollars have apparently been stolen from he decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol Grim Finance. The theft was a result of hackers exploiting a vulnerability in the platform. The company announced an “advanced hack” on Twitter, where hackers exploited the platform’s vault...

I think it has to be one of the most popular pairs, and one with a very small spread too. EUR/USD certainly fits both conditions.

One can make a profit at any given pair depending on their strategy and knowledge of that pair. Any pair is good if you know how to trade it.

I think it depends. A currency pair like, say, GBP/JPY is probably not very appropriate to trade during the NY session.

In my first year I did do all that but I also spent quite a lot of time on a demo account too.

I think there are certainly periods of the day when some currency pairs provide better opportunities to trade. For example, one usually prefers to trade EUR/USD during the London or NY session, not the Tokyo session.

Russia, which has long been pretty unwelcoming to cryptos, has plans to fully ban them. This became clear from recent official reports by Reuters, who cited two different anonymous sources connected to the country’s financial regulator. According to these reports, the main motivation behind the...

Which currency pairs do you usually trade? Are you scalping?

Any time is a good time if you have the appropriate currency pair and strategy for it.

If you always scalp I'd suggest to look for another broker that allows scalping as not all do.

What are the tips exactly? Please elaborate? When I pick a broker the first thing I look at is regulation.