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- lsubeano replied Jan 10, 2014
turn your computer off and leave your trading place and go do something else.
- lsubeano replied Sep 20, 2012
Thought I'd give the thread a bump as I realize that sitting on the sidelines can be profitable, and then testing the waters when it makes a move.. So keeping things simple... Use a weekly chart Look for congesting markets Buy/Sell 10 pips ...
- lsubeano replied Sep 13, 2012
save 15% of your income, live below your means, and put your money in several mutual funds. trade less not more. buy commodities when they're at a 2yr low.
- lsubeano replied Sep 13, 2012
Daily trading coach is pretty solid....but that being said, trading with scared money and over leveraging will destroy anything you learn from psychology books. Denise shull is good too.
- lsubeano replied Jul 19, 2012
I agree that most traders fail, being risk averse and doing your research will put the odds in your favor, but trading is 100% a business and that's exactly why most people fail.... They don't treat trading like a business. It doesn't matter what ...
- lsubeano replied Feb 10, 2012
closed short....wait on the sidelines to see what happens next. I agree with stulic. total bs. good luck mate.
- lsubeano replied Feb 9, 2012
Trading range then breakout to down side or will bulls buy lower?
- lsubeano replied Feb 6, 2012
While not a big person on trading the news, I've noticed that price has either gone lower or not done much the day the RBA cuts rates. There was some good buying most of the US session today however. up or down?
- lsubeano replied Sep 11, 2011
bottom of the ocean or outter space.....
- lsubeano replied Jul 22, 2011
dice, if you're able to do 10% a month for 15 years, you'll be one of the best traders in the world. everything is possible...
- lsubeano replied Nov 17, 2010
why do you need 2 accounts? trade one account with 2 strategies that you know give you a statistical probability to make money. plus it depends on your time frame. there's always a trend on one time frame and congestion in another.
- lsubeano replied Jul 30, 2010
right on!
- lsubeano replied Jul 28, 2010
al brooks and joe ross--- all you need. but most importantly learn to trade what best fits your personality. and your own book (aka your journal) journal every day and reread your entries every few months.
- lsubeano replied Jun 26, 2010
banned — url
- lsubeano replied Jun 15, 2010
fastest way? not really sure there is a fastest way-- i agree: find 1 market, 1 time frame, 1 setup-- do it money mgmt: can help a lot time: i'm sure 10,000 hrs is a decent amount. best way?----prob the slowest way. assume you won't be good at it ...
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For???----Against???? I think a lot of people will speculate just for the heck of it----kind of ...
- lsubeano replied Apr 18, 2010
yup. LA.... either early to bed, early to rise or late to bed early to rise. I go with both...only i gotta take a nap mid day.
- lsubeano replied Apr 3, 2010
10,000hrs — hmmm.... I haven't been trading too long so I won't call myself consistent. I judge my performance by my screw up days. I know a couple days a month I'll have some rough days where a few mistakes could keep me in the red. My goal ...
- lsubeano replied Nov 11, 2009
Risk management....and your money it at risk for each and every trade. you can be right 8 out of 10 times and still be a breakeven or losing trader.
- lsubeano replied Nov 5, 2009
I am curious if anyone is consistent with anything less than a 1 min time. I believe its possiible (anything is possible right?). I scalp off 1min time frame off of mass emotions, specially gbp.usd. and patterns... there are patterns everywhere.... ...