I'm making a new post to show ideas on trading everything outside of crypto.
Once the crypto bubble is over I will join it to the rest.
I would like to write down what tickers I look at, I sorted them as to be able to catch plenty of opportunities but not get overwhelmed by having to watch plenty of charts all the time and remember each of them. What I do is I main 3 charts and try to know them perfectly, and the rest I will look at if certain conditions are met.
I really love this way of doing things, I would recommend it.
* I will look in depth, regularly, to the following: EURUSD BTCUSD USDJPY. Try to know everything about those.
* From time to time, if they are running into a big support/res, I'll check: USOil - Gold - AUDUSD - USDCHF - USDCAD.
* And only look at these if they are extremely oversold/bought:
Indices: US30 or SPX500 or NAS100 - UK100 - HKG33 - AUS200 - EUSTX50
Cryptocurrencies: ETHUSD - LTCUSD
Commodities: NatGas - Silver - Copper
Currencies: NZDUSD - GBPUSD
I think that's a great way to do things ^^
There hasn't been much going on today, I got an alert for NatGas but I didn't look because I needed to stay away from charts.
Anyway, I think I'll wait for the tickers in my tier 3 to be even more extreme.
I don't know these well and looking at new things all the time and calculating my risk etc it's just exhausting at some point.
Better take it slowly until we acquire more experience :)
No point starting a sprint full speed and then burning out after 1500m.