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I feel that the principal reason a individuals (myself included) become interested in the Foreign Exchange market is that the alure of fast or easy money. I don't have any clue how much time investment is required to be a profitable trader. I'm not talking about investment in eduion, and trial and error. I'm also speaking about how much time is requred on a daily basis to get a trader to sit in the front of the computer and look in charts. Are there any skilled traders on this board which can shed some light on this particular topic?
I ask, because, while I enjoy reading about the Foreign Exchange, and revel in trying to edue myself concerning prosperous trading, I discover that I bore fast in regards to actually looking a charts. So, if it takes just about 15-30 minutes per day, I should probably find something better to do with my time.
Can it be possible to produce long-term trades simply by doing 15 minutes of forex-related work/day?