Currensee is the first Forex decision-making network that connects real traders with real trades. Want to meet other like-minded traders and share trade ideas in real-time? Interested in using innovative social indicators and measuring your performance against the community? Ready to make more informed trade decisions? Its all inside. Learn more about the Currensee trader network in this guided tour! Please note that over the counter retail foreign currency (Forex) may involve significant risk of loss. It is not suitable for all investors and you should make sure you understand the risks involved before trading. Performance, strategies and charts shown are not necessarily predictive of any particular result. And, as always, past performance is no indication of future results.
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you can just go to the company website and request an invitation on the home page
Sure, I’ll give it a try.
Tournaments are not part of the platform today but there are a number of performance metrics that you can use to compare yourself against other traders and the whole community including average gain, average loss, win %, max gain.
Let me know if you would like an invitation so you can experience this for yourself.
What about competitive metrics? That’s what I’m really interested in. How detailed are they? Can your team challenge another team? Can there be a tournament between teams, like a tournament of 64? Stuff like that would be fun.
there are also several performance analysis tools on the site. For instance you can define a strategy and assign it to specific trades. Currensee wil then grade out your performance against the strategy. This is great tool to really understand how you are doing and to develp trading discipline.
One other thing provided in currensee is a social indicator and it’s pretty complex and advanced but it addresses the problem traders have when they build a set of indicators that rely on the same mathematical basis and provide traders a new set of indicators that instead of doing mathematical analysis on price is doing mathematical analysis on behavior of traders.
This alone is obviously not enough because you can easily get into a situation where the blind is leading the blind into the margin call. So like I said before – collaboration is not magic and neither is trading.
You have brought up some very good points. Collaboration is not going to improve your self-discipline unless you integrate it into your trading routine. I’ll give you one example – we’ve all been in the situation where we have a loosing position and we keep moving the stops because “the market is about to make a correction” If you integrate collaboration into your decision making and can make decisions based on how traders that use similar trading technique and got into a same position behave
Don’t get me wrong. I’m open to trying the service; I’m open to new ideas and new techniques and constantly improving. But not if it’s going to be a distraction. Not if it’s going to turn into something like Clearstation, which is full of 90% newbies and 9% veterans that think they know something but don’t.
In the past I’ve tried participating on web forums and I’ve just found it harmful and distracting to be around newbies, especially since I’m drawing closer to mastery.
OK, I’ll bite. How will collaboration improve my self-discipline and my commitment to practicing until I get it down to the point where I’m tune with the markets?
You are too funny man. “An art that requires a sixth sense” – you clearly haven’t been around professional trading floors where traders talk and collaborate about positions all the time.
Like any profession, you have to learn it, practice practice, practice and be discipline about decisions you make.
Collaboration is not a silver bullet but it sure is an important part of any trader development.
I’m not certain about this. At its highest level, trading is an art form that requires development of a “sixth sense” type of intuition in order to perfect timing. And that’s largely an individual endeavor. I don’t immediately see how sharing positions or looking at social indicators can help develop one’s intuitive sense of timing.
Maybe learning the basics of money management or learning the basics of certain indicators, but beyond that I don’t see the purpose….at least not from this video.
I’d go long on her great british accent
This is exactly what Forex traders need.