Forget what I said. no one can do that IMo
share a system with a winning track record over many years 10 replies
to go long at undervalue or not yet overvalue? Which has a higher probability winning 1 reply
UK and US Retail Sales later 37 replies
Philly Fed later - trade or not to trade? 10 replies
A few months later :) 1 reply
DislikedDid any of the 8 years spent focusing on your discipline? Trading is 80% mental, 10% money management, and 10% technical. All too often we get anxious thinking about making lots of money so we habitually look for systems that might help us get that goal. That's where our failure begins.Ignored
Disliked{quote} they would have made more money just by going long on the SP500, or buying random indices instead they have a 80-90% failure rate LOL {quote} how do you exploit these markets ? there's a guy here who can do that, but I have no idea how.Ignored
Dislikedi read a lot of posts here , so if your are still not making money is it because you have to many pairs to look at i find most traders have sooooooooooo many pairs they lose the plot , so a rule when learning >>>>>>> pick one pair only learn it trade it use very small money and do not move on to another pair until you do , you will be able to concentrate on it , i know traders here who trade 10 pairs and i know traders that have 20 sells and 20 buys on the same pair so how does that work seems most traders are their own enemyIgnored
Disliked{quote} Lol so cute im start to win 14 years later. The emotional rollercoaster, the shatter heart. U think u got it, next week u blew ur acc.Ignored
DislikedI've been doing much better. After my last melt down I took a break. Now I'm focusing on journaling and not being stupid. I've noticed I'm correct in market prediction more often than not but still not making money on moves that I predict. I'll B/E or close early and miss out. I'm looking at this as progress along the challenging road that is trading.Ignored
Dislikedi read a lot of posts here , so if your are still not making money is it because you have to many pairs to look at i find most traders have sooooooooooo many pairs they lose the plot , so a rule when learning >>>>>>> pick one pair only learn it trade it use very small money and do not move on to another pair until you do , you will be able to concentrate on it , i know traders here who trade 10 pairs and i know traders that have 20 sells and 20 buys on the same pair so how does that work seems most traders are their own enemyIgnored
DislikedI have been trading for two years. I have tried many systems & I am finally profitable. The most important thing in trading is psychology. The Key Psychologists I found are: Mark Douglas’s Book: Trading in the zone. Psychologists Rande Howell & Robin Dayne all helped me immensely. I honestly think that without their advice I am still not profitable. I wish Everyone the best success in their trading journey.Ignored
Dislikedits motivates to see all the supportive replies here.. im 10-years in and shares the same outcome... will take a break and start again with 1 single pair.. back to square 1 really..Ignored
Disliked{quote} I think if you control risk and do simple things like momentum trading you will be successful. Watch one pair and avoid trading frequently. Don't shoot for too high a return, it's possible but only by the best of the best. CheersIgnored