The FXCM app is decent, but it is short on tools. If you can, analyze with TradingView and then run on the app. Even if it is from the toilet.
The FXCM app is decent, but it is short on tools. If you can, analyze with TradingView and then run on the app. Even if it is from the toilet.
In H4 you have room to think, you don't need to look at the chart every 10 minutes. That's perfect for the mobile. You just need a clear plan and zero improvisation.
I operate in swing using mobile and it goes well. The key is to keep it simple: EMA 50 + MACD. If they align, I enter. Clear stop, clear target. No more laps.
One trick: use screenshots to mark potential inputs and outputs. Then you only check every 4-6 hours if your scenario is fulfilled.
Operating from your mobile phone is no excuse for not having discipline. In fact, it forces you to be more precise. If you dominate it, you will have an advantage when you use complete platforms.
I'm surprised that so many people depend on the mobile phone. I use it only for emergencies. There's no comparison with the vision that gives you a good desktop setup.
Have you tried combining PC analytics over the weekend and then run on your mobile during the week? So you don't depend on your mobile to think.
I have a strategy based only on support/resistance zones + RSI. The FXCM app allows me to mark the zones and see if there are confluences. Simple but effective.
Don't trust mobile signals if you don't understand what's behind it. Apps don't do magic. Learn how to read the chart before following "mobile strategies".
Eye! Many times the graphics in mobile apps are not as synchronized as on the desktop platform. Always use the same candles (GMT+2, etc.).
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