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- davide123 replied Jun 16, 2005
If you haven't already, you should read Market Wizards and the New Market Wizards, by Jack Schwager.
- davide123 replied Jun 11, 2005
In my case, I found this to be the most important impediment to taking as much from the markets as possible.I can pick winning trades with amazing accuracy but I make less money than a friend of mine who is pretty rubbish at picking good entry ...
- davide123 replied Jun 8, 2005
I haven't got a trading plan. It sounds to me like a very funny idea. LoL
- davide123 replied Jun 3, 2005
You will almost certainly lose all the money PDQ. However, Redlog would be right if you had a huge amount of money, and the winners and losers alternated regularly.
- davide123 replied May 31, 2005
I think this makes a lot of sense. But moving average x-overs as entries are, in my opinion, about the worst indicators to use. Some of these cross overs get you in a trade so late that stop loss levels can become a complete nightmare. I will check ...
- davide123 replied May 30, 2005
Thanks Merlin. Some 'Market Wizards' use MAs so who am I to argue?
- davide123 replied May 30, 2005
Hi Merlin, Here is one thing that I have never been able to fully understand: what is the point of moving average x-overs? They get you into a trade way too late, they are not invariant to the choice of units, they just smooth the price which you ...
- davide123 replied May 15, 2005
Yes you won that debate and you didn't have to try more than once. It seems Fjii needs coaching from you . Can you get historical 1 hr and 4 hr data on Tradestation?
- davide123 replied May 10, 2005
How much does Tradestation cost?
- davide123 replied May 8, 2005
'The average full time trader' is highly likely to be a loser, so we are talking negative pips here. The number of pips a sucessful trader makes per week is irrelevant because it is not the number of pips that counts but how much you win per pip. As ...
- davide123 replied May 2, 2005
There is nothing in principle wrong with 'doing it by hand'. I am not a big fan of backtesting and think that watching trades in real time or demo trading them is superior even though your data base is smaller. This is because you watch the trades ...
- davide123 replied May 2, 2005
Why is tradestation a must, Merlin? It is a recent phonomenon and people have been making money trading for a very long time. I can't believe that trading has changed so much that the only way to play 'this game seriously' is to use tradestation. ...
- davide123 replied Apr 20, 2005
Yes, generally that is is true. We also trade to stick to a system.
- davide123 replied Apr 20, 2005
Generally, one trades a system because it is positively correlated to price movement. We trade TRLs because they are negatively correlated.
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