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CHAPTER 7 - LESSON 2
Once you develop a trading plan, the next step is to execute.
Having an action checklist is crucial for effectively executing trades in the forex market.
The checklist should include key steps such as conducting thorough market analysis, identifying trade setups, setting entry and exit points, and determining position size.
A trade manager position is essential for monitoring trades, adjusting stop-loss and take-profit levels, and managing risk throughout the trade’s duration. Following an action checklist helps maintain discipline, reduces emotional decision-making, and increases the chances of executing successful trades in line with your trading plan.
Here is a recommended action checklist for proper execution:
In Forex trading, a trade manager position refers to the role responsible for overseeing and managing trades throughout their lifecycle. The trade manager ensures that trades are executed according to the trading plan and monitors their progress.
This position involves tasks such as setting and adjusting stop-loss and take-profit levels, trailing stops, and managing trade-related parameters. By effectively managing trades, the trade manager position aims to optimize risk management, maximize profitability, and maintain consistency in executing trades.
By executing trades and managing your positions according to your trading plan and risk management rules, you can increase your chances of success in the forex market. Stay disciplined and focused on your goals, and be prepared to adjust your trading strategy as market conditions change.
With practice and experience, you can become a successful forex trader.
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