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- collaborate replied Dec 24, 2011
Agreed, on the whole, but the last statement here is not necessarily true. Are all indicators created equal? Are all sports cars created equal? Are all NFL teams created equal? Are all cups of coffee sold in the morning created equal? An indicator ...
- collaborate replied Dec 24, 2011
I'm a serious trader. I know serious traders personally who do quite well in Fx. In fact, I left the Equities Derivatives markets behind for Forex, exactly because the data in Fx was superior to that which you find in traditional equities markets. ...
- collaborate replied Dec 24, 2011
There are plenty of us in the market each day. We don't all have our names in the news each week and most of us would rather fly under the radar anyway to a large extent. Some of us, however, actually enjoy helping other novice traders get beyond ...
- collaborate replied Dec 24, 2011
The problem as I see it with this thesis, is that it does not include all forms of technical analysis, nor doe it make mention of all technical indicators. Solution: Build and design better technical indicators that do not conform to convention. If ...
- collaborate replied Dec 24, 2011
I've built one, but the problem comes when the market no longer respects conventional economic indicators, like the kind of market currencies have been experiencing lately. So, when economic indicators come out in the U.S. for example that should ...
- collaborate replied Dec 24, 2011
This question really goes to the heart of what separates novice traders from experienced traders. The novice trader wonders if 10 pips a day is reasonably doable. The unsuccessful tenured trader will tell you that it is impossible to do long-term ...
- collaborate replied Dec 24, 2011
Very correct! That's one of the cornerstone principles of effective day trading - understanding that you don't need 100% of the session's absolute range, to be consistently profitable in Fx.
- collaborate replied Dec 24, 2011
Trading mistakes of this nature, typically come from a subconscious mind that has been bombarded with failure, after failure after failure and precious few successes along the way. Because there is also an emotional charge attached to each failure ...
- collaborate replied Dec 24, 2011
First post here! Well, I would answer your question with a question: Is it possible to have long term failure as a trader with a good strategy and with good trader psychology? Simply swap the possible outcomes, ask the same question in reverse and ...
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