How is AI changing the way trading works?
Given that fundamental analysis often means going through loads of data like spreadsheets and SEC filings, is it possible that AI could trade so accurately that it makes human decision-making unnecessary? Also, how has AI already become a crucial part of advanced trading methods? And if I'm just an individual trader, how can I start using AI in my trading, and what could trading look like in the future if AI becomes a must-have tool?
Is the daily chart too big for trading? What is the best cycle time?
What should I do if the platform cannot withdraw funds?
Have you ever encountered a situation where the platform cannot withdraw funds? During the epidemic, many platforms delayed the withdrawal of funds, and some large platforms such as Chase Finance had difficulties in capital turnover. Some time ago, I also saw someone reporting that they could not withdraw money. This may be a precursor to the collapse of the black platform! When the platform you are using fails to withdraw funds, or the withdrawal is rejected, and the account is delayed for a month or two, and the platform keeps making excuses or does not respond directly, what will you do?
Where is the difficulty in doing business?
Those who know how to trade think that trading is easy, while those who don't know how to trade think it is almost the most difficult thing in the world. In fact, we are facing the same market, but we have made different decisions when facing the same time and the same market situation. Perhaps this sentence can be more accurately summarized: "The financial market is where experienced people get a lot of money. , where those who have money gain much experience". Do you find it difficult to do business? Where is the difficulty? Let's talk together~
Why do we still fail to trade after learning so many trading indicators?