To my swing trading that focus primarily on levels of S & R and lies. I'm not a big fan of the indicators of longer periods.

Speculation and swing trading are so different in style that the decision is likely to be influenced by your preferences as you gain more experience. Personally, not the scalp seems not reliable and take more losses than I am happy. However, I have a friend who basically just the scalp and think I'm crazy for not trading on the daily chart. The thing is we're both still happy with our performance. Therefore, both styles work, you just go with what suits you. With its availability, I would like to follow some advice you have received the alread here: if you decide to swing trade, you can see the daily chart, in the morning, before the study and at night after finishing their studies during the day. If you become a reseller, I set the alarm a little earlier and see in London opened before starting the study for the day. I know about the retailer trades 0600-0900 GMT and is then for the day.

As a beginner, you must be a trading demo account until you find your throat anyway. I do not know how long you've been studying FX, but I did that for about a year and I just re-finance a micro account. not yet quite ready to trade that I break even in the demo. Take your time and demonstration of an account until you have a marketing plan that made it work for you. Or your money will accept the money I had in my account mic origin, in a second account!

You could start your day a little wake 'up soon and open the session to trade in London, where you can find on the scalp and swing trades is before leaving work.

How many pairs have been tracking? I am using the 20 pairs of announcements of the previous days high low, very low in recent weeks, cocks, big and small BB's, etc. When the market is dead, nothing happens, but I do not want to trade after anyway. When the market moves, the computer sounds like a pinball machine is turned on relationships more than I could possibly trade. The ads are very effective and I encourage you to use them is fully aware of the possibilities of trade happening around you.

Be sure to get to where you can backtest their strategies for scalping. Bollinger bands are not very effective (at all) unless you really know how to use them and what the market and each time interval, and divide each and the period of Bollinger Bands.

Since the time that you're trading, you will not see much action, unless you're sleeping or at school. The volatility is very low scalping, so I think you'd better swing trading. I'm not a big fan of swing trading in person. There are many ways to sneak trading from time to time the school, though.

You can set the "Waiting for stop and limit orders. This will make when the market gets the same price as the" before "state, a broker trade it for you and your business has to stop / limit. Most of the brokers offer some variation of this method of future orders.