2025 market outlook

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b45edhashFull Member
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#1Feb 28, 2022, 03:10 PM
It's been a while since people jumped into forex or crypto trading. Honestly, the market has shifted a lot. Usually, as time goes by, folks get the hang of market movements, but it just keeps evolving. A few years back, support and resistance levels were super important, but now they seem more like liquidity zones, and the same goes for trend lines. The market changes, and strategies have to change too. From my point of view, trading in 2025 feels way tougher than before. Not sure if anyone else feels this way, but I'm doing my best to keep up.
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alex.shardLegendary
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#2Feb 28, 2022, 08:36 PM
People are still using indicators to trade and they still continue to use it but the problem is that if you are not experienced enough, indicators can fail. Even indicators are failing most of the time but people use them with experience to have more accurate results. There is nothing difficult about the market. Most traders are always losing as usual.
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vault2011Full Member
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#3Feb 28, 2022, 09:52 PM
Indicators are just tools to help us read market movements. Just like in real life, we won’t understand the atmosphere of a traditional market unless we go there ourselves, We can see people transacting at lower or higher prices by observing their activities directly, which may be more difficult to manipulate, although this still possible happens. In trading, that visit is replaced by observing price activity through candlesticks. But are candlesticks or indicators always accurate? Of course not. They’re only reflections of market activity, not exact representations. That’s why we should see them as guides to recognize patterns, but never believe 100% to any candle or indicator pattern, why stop loss and take profit always matter. Because market movements not depend 1 or 2 candelstick pattern to find support and resistent.
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