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- Herd_master replied Aug 7, 2011
Why are impatient? What is the reason? Is it greed ? Or do you get bored and seek action? Or do you believe that high frequency trading translates into profits? Etc….. In other words, first indentify the real problem, and then deal with the real ...
- Herd_master replied Aug 7, 2011
David, don’t give it any more significance than it deserves. It is obvious that such people’s only motivation for negative vote without any justifiable proof is to bolster their own fragile broken egos. Such people usually secretly admire and envy ...
- Herd_master replied May 9, 2011
I understand where you’re coming from. Obviously the trading method has to have positive expectancy in the first place. However where I was coming from, is that what has to be kept in mind is that the biggest risk factor in trading is the trader ...
- Herd_master replied May 9, 2011
Oh come on guys, traders should not be thinking in terms of how much percent return they make per certain period. Instead they should be focusing on trading without any deviation from trading plan. Once they’re consistent in executing flawlessly, ...
- Herd_master replied Mar 19, 2011
Yes, replay of historical bars such as Ensign and Esignal has. Though I use Amibroker’s replay url I also meant that you could create it as a separate product for MT4, given there would be enough interest from other people. I didn't mean it to be ...
- Herd_master replied Mar 19, 2011
Hi Hanonver, just letting you know that I’ve been using VO for couple of days running Win 7 64 bit with number of MT4s and VOs running simultaneously, and no problems so far. All of my MT4s and VOs are installed as 32bits in Program Files (x86) ...
- Herd_master replied Mar 16, 2011
I do have an easy answer for him and for those people who are in similar boat. They need to understand the concepts and dynamics behind "self-sabotage", and then deal with those conflicting psychological issues. Keep up the good work highlanger2 ...
- Herd_master replied Mar 13, 2011
I don’t want to highjack this thread, or proceed in different direction than medici has in mind, so I’ll just post few lessons from Stock market wizards that I’ve read previously “cut and copied” somewhere from the internet. Successful traders ...
- Herd_master replied Mar 11, 2011
Keep it simple, don’t start studying and adding everything I’ve mentioned. Start with focusing on determining trend direction (according to your preferences). Remember that higher timeframe takes precedence. Therefore at the beginning it’s better to ...
- Herd_master replied Mar 10, 2011
Yes it is possible to be successful trading in the way you’re considering. For identification of zone of confluence you can add the following to your toolbox; Fib rets & exts from different swing points Alternative price projections (similar to ...
- Herd_master replied Mar 9, 2011
Hi, given your claimed Wall Street experience, let me reply to your “bait” with Mahatma Gandhi’s qoute; “Be the change you want to see in the world.”
- Herd_master replied Mar 9, 2011
Hi Remington, please would share your personal opinions on Neely versus Prechter? The only thing I’m interested in knowing, is if Neely’s EW approach has any useful insights that would help me with identifying the beginning of the 3rd waves. Apart ...
- Herd_master replied Mar 9, 2011
I think what Custos tried to point out is that a trader needs a statistical edge, and that indicators are inferior because an indicator is derived by manipulating price data itself. As far as pinbars go, they can be traded, but as pauly and custos ...
- Herd_master replied Mar 9, 2011
No problem
- Herd_master replied Mar 9, 2011
Let’s analyse this, without any implied intention to pick on you specifically, after all, lots of people share similar beliefs as you do. This is not about getting personal, but about learning from each other What you wrote is your personal ...
- Herd_master replied Mar 9, 2011
I’m sorry, but you’re definitely continuing to be running in the wrong direction. My experience tells me that it is often the messenger who gets crucified rather than the culprit. The problem is that in the land of the blind, even the one eyed man ...
- Herd_master replied Mar 9, 2011
Maybe because you don’t want to become lonely
- Herd_master replied Mar 8, 2011
There are infinite ways of approaching this. One idea is that you could borrow money from friends and relatives, find a broker with 500:1 leverage ( one that will accept credit cards). Then just load up, close your eyes, hold your nose and pray. ...
- Herd_master replied Mar 8, 2011
Yes that’s the right. I personally also don’t believe that learning more about the market creates better traders. Sure some knowledge is essential, but at the end of the day, what it boils down to is a paradox. In order to make sense out of the ...
- Herd_master replied Mar 8, 2011
It is normal to have fear, don’t beat yourself up. Try reducing your position size to match your comfort level. It takes time to rewire our minds, we’re all only humans and we’re flawed in every possible way, so don’t expect to become a robot. ...