Now that you’re into exotics try USDRUB too. It’s the most volatile pair moving at the average daily range of 4208 pips.
@Cortney, trade size is the solution and an indication suggesting the risk you’re taking while entering the position.
My dad’s been mentioning a lot about the trade size and probably that’s the reason he’s successfully trading exotics.
I traded 10K on USD/MXN with the pip value $0.08$ per pip. The average volatility on a mini lot turned out to be approx $85.60. Never thought trading exotic would be so cool and much lesser than what I traded with majors.
Do calculate the risk and reward of the pair provided of the small pip value. A strong trading plan is what will help you succeed in trading exotics.
@Neal post determining the trade size and the pip value with either of my brokers (fxview, fxpro) I simply set my trade with a strong 1:2 risk reward ratio. I suppose there’s no difference here. None that I have seen.
As a day trader, you will have to pick a market wisely that you are interested in and can afford to trade. And not to forget, you will also have to set up the right equipment and software.
To it, I would like to add that you must also choose a time of day to trade and should trade during that time only.