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- FinnTrader replied Feb 1, 2010
It's not easy for 99% of us. If it was, weren't we all millionaires... But after many years' hard work, yes, it is possible to get in the top among those 1-5% and average between 5-10%. Finn
- FinnTrader replied Jan 11, 2010
Super cool set up!
- FinnTrader replied Jan 8, 2010
It's an impossible question. It depends on so many different factors. 1. How good you are 2. What's your trading style 3. How big is your account 4. How much risk per trade are you comfortable with etc. Also, monthly results vary hugely. One month ...
- FinnTrader replied Jan 7, 2010
Hehe, yep, everything is now revealed. #2 is impossible for me, since I'm a student and I trade also at school via my mini laptop, and I don't always go in the toilet to set / manage my trades. So questions are asked, and I can't resist ...
- Discussing trading with non-traders
Hey guys Am I the only one, who has found it almost impossible to discuss on trading with people ...
- FinnTrader replied Dec 25, 2009
Small brokers might do that, but bigger ones can't afford that. It would kill their reputation, if they banned successful traders. I have never heard that anyone would have been banned from Oanda or Alpari UK for example.
- FinnTrader replied Dec 23, 2009
Sure they want rather bad traders as their clients, but since 95% lose they will get nice profit even when 5% of their clients are winning lots of money. But yes, not an ideal place for a talented trader, but it's good to know there's this ...
- FinnTrader replied Dec 23, 2009
One thing came my mind. When you trade with bucketshop type of brokers, who always take the other side of the trade, then there isn't any transaction of different currencies, am I right? We basically just "gamble" against the broker, not in the real ...
- FinnTrader replied Dec 22, 2009
Yesterday I did some googling regarding this tax, and found some great articles of it (Finnish though). It seems that this tax is so complicated and problematic to implement that I'm pretty sure it'll not be realistic in the next ten years, at least ...
- FinnTrader replied Oct 21, 2009
Hehe, gave it a second thought and I think this would be trading right into a trouble area, so forget "some good space". Spread being 6 pips, it has only about 25pips to go before it reaches possible troubles. Might still work, but not me in it.
- FinnTrader replied Oct 21, 2009
CADCHF daily pb. +Beatiful shape, hope it closes also nicely +150 MA +Some good space -Size compared to the previous bar
- FinnTrader replied Oct 20, 2009
Thank you so much hayseed! HEhe, I hope I'm better in trading than in english. image
- FinnTrader replied Oct 20, 2009
CADJPY daily dbhlc. I almost pulled the trigger here, but I don't like the first blue area being right below the bar, so I'm going to pass this one. How do you like this setup? E: Oh sorry, I didn't notice that bakko had the same setup asked.
- FinnTrader replied Oct 20, 2009
I'm am also on daily CHFJPY pb and on daily USDCAD buob, and they are not looking good, but I don't mind, because I think I haven't done a mistake here. I have a same kind of attitude to trading that I have when I play poker. Those who play poker ...
- Bar close alarm indicator?
Hi guys! I need an indicator which would give an alarm, when 1H bar closes below/above defined ...
- FinnTrader replied Oct 15, 2009
How about this one? EURUSD 4H beob. I think the bar is too small in relation to the recent big bullish move?
- FinnTrader replied Oct 12, 2009
EURCHF 4H dbhlc -Swing high -Big size -From 1.5200 EURJPY 4H pin bar -Swing high -From 133.00 -Lots of space below -Size could be bigger, though I think I'm going to take the EJ.
- FinnTrader replied Oct 9, 2009
Hello arthur Actually nothing went wrong here, but it did what was expected and went to first trouble area.
- FinnTrader replied Oct 9, 2009
How about this one? GBPJPY 4H beob. -At minor swing high -Size bigger than last 10 bars -From 143.00 -Not major support below before 140.00
- FinnTrader replied Oct 7, 2009
Thank you Jduester and sC! I mean that it would have closed within the previous bar. Now it closed almost, but about 5 pips below the low of the previous bar, so by a definition it wasn't a pin bar, but very close. Actually I didn't take a full bar ...