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- Ccx10A replied Feb 19, 2017
There is a couple of young kids in my office who are very good in algo trading. They graduated with degrees in computer science and from what I know they trade various strategies and one of them also designed algos to news trade. Not sure about ...
- Ccx10A replied Feb 19, 2017
Yes, 1% - 1.5% per position is the correct way to go. That's how I do it and all my fellow traders do the same. Some of them even consider 2% per position as large, as they have a large capital base and some of them go as high as 40-50 standard lots ...
- Ccx10A replied Feb 19, 2017
I trade full time in a prop shop and from my experience traders who really have real profitable trading methods don't share them. My manager told me that there are some traders in my prop shop who are consistently profitable on a MONTHLY BASIS for ...
- Ccx10A replied Mar 24, 2016
Hi fellow PVSRA traders (Cigarguy, Crameka, Saiffx, Sniper1310, Digiff, etc etc), Reading through the whole thread, as mentioned in my post above I've seen quite a number of posts are about pvsra traders having same entry/exit points without ...
- Ccx10A replied Mar 24, 2016
Hi Saiffx, I got almost the exact entry and exit points too! I am not a scalping guy and I read the regular pvsra thread quite often and there is another experienced trader posting in that thread and our pvsra trading style is very similar. A few ...
- Ccx10A replied Mar 24, 2016
My opinion is that university degree is important, so go get that first. If possible earn it in a prestigious university. It's not just about the degree itself. It's the process. You learn "how to learn". You get to hang around with equal ...
- Ccx10A replied Mar 24, 2016
I traded part time at first at home and then switched to full time, also at home. The problem with trading at home is that everything is flexible such as work time, leisure, etc and you can allocate your time freely. I enjoyed it at first but over ...
- Ccx10A replied Dec 28, 2015
A nice thread with some interesting details. But drawdown seems too much.
- Ccx10A replied Dec 18, 2015
Agree. A lot of traders in my trading group copy trades from other, and they are still quite profitable in the long term. I know this because I literally observe how they trade in the same trading room. But it's more like, they copy and incoporate ...
- Ccx10A replied Dec 10, 2015
I just joined this Forum this month because many traders in my trading group follow some threads here and they referred me here. From your opinion above it seems that I have to pay close attention as to which threads are worth to follow. I trade ...
- Ccx10A replied Dec 6, 2015
A lot of shady brokers take clients's trade themselves and so they are on the other side of your trades. They will do every trick to NOT let you win when trading news, such as widening of spreads, stop running, etc.
- Ccx10A replied Dec 6, 2015
It also depends on your stop loss size. So overall try first to work out the % of capital you want to risk in each trade and then see if the leverage suits your risk scheme.
- Ccx10A replied Dec 6, 2015
I think it's worth it but a lot of hard work is needed. Treat forex as a hobby at first and don"t regard it as a get-rich-fast route. Still working hard every day trying to be consistently profitable. As other posters pointed out, even if one ...
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