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We have thousands of markets to trade - how do we narrow it down? Which markets should you trade? Or better. Which markets should you avoid?
We all have our favourite indices or currency pairs but if looking at something new for instance like a stock and are looking at the possibility of trading it - what are things we could check to make sure we don't get caught in something that is going to cost us financially. Remember risk management comes first, trading is secondary. Redoing.
Difficult market conditions:
1) Volume - Too Low - You don't want to get involved in markets that have very low volume because if you get in and want to get out quickly it means you will incur a massive amount of slippage.
2) Spread - Too high
3) Chart - Dirty - no clear trend, no clear suppost/resistance levels, trust your instinct on this one.
4) Binary News Pending; an event pending that is either positive or negative, nothing in-between - Court Case / Earnings. The risk here becomes too much of a gamble.
5) Unusual overnight risk - ADR
6) Volatility - nothing too high or too low. There are markets out there that are moving so little that its pointless to get involved in. And vice-versa - anything that is going crazy; of course you can dampen down the risks of wild swings by reducing trade size.
7) Takeover bid - this is similar to a binary event.
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