Thread: Beginner question, please help

I am very new in the Forex market and I have noticed that in my practice account there are always jumps at certain times (2 or 3 times a day

You are likely to see this around the economic news or during the opening/closing of the markets.

At the top of this page, you will see a calendar option.It is an economic calendar, and when these reports are published, they can cause erratic movements in the market.

Citing: I am very new in the Forex market and I have noticed that in my practice account there are always leaps at certain times (2 or 3 times a day

The movements you mention generally have a reason behind, such as the publication of important economic data or the beginning of the main trading sessions (London, New York, Tokyo

Thanks for the answers.I wasn't sure if it was something that simply happened randomly or if there were patterns that I could identify.How can I find those opening schedules?

Find a Forex market schedules chart.There are several main sessions: Sydney, Tokyo, London and New York.The openings and closures of these sessions usually generate volatility, especially when two sessions overlap.

You can also use the economic calendar they mentioned before.Identify high impact news (marked in red

They are not random.It is pure market action in response to the news or the most activity schedules.Learn to recognize those moments and you can take advantage of them for your operations.

Okay I understand.So all this has to do with news and market schedules.Should I avoid operating during those moments for now?