People trading the opening GAP, because it always closes, right? but the spread is bigger {image}
{quote} Your money- your decision.Maybe it is a good moment to build a money management strategy for your account.
For me, in addition to keeping the ratio of risking X per Y, I also tend to stay away from taking similar positions. For instance, if I'm already on long USDCHF, I will not want to enter into something like say, short GBPUSD or for intent of this thread, short CHFJPY.
{quote} Yes, the Swiss Franc (CHF) is widely regarded as a *safe-haven currency*—and for good reason. Switzerland’s long-standing political neutrality, strong economy, low inflation, and robust financial system make the CHF a go-to asset during times of global uncertainty. When geopolitical tensions rise or markets get jittery, investors often shift capital into CHF to preserve value. That’s exactly what’s happening now: recent escalations in the Middle East have driven demand for the Franc, pushing USD/CHF to multi-month lows. Even when the Swiss...