TIP: The market never sleeps, but you should
|It's not a requisite to spend time watching the market during 24 hours- it's even not advisable. The market never sleeps, but you should. With Forex, though, one could theoretically day trade in the evenings after work or in the mornings beforehand. This is very desirable, specially if you are starting out and want to trade on a part-time basis, because you can choose when you want to trade: morning, noon or night. Read More
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