have you heard about "beginers luck" how you explain it...?
I think skill 60-70%
luck 20%
timing and emotional conditions.. 10 - 20 %
I think skill 60-70%
luck 20%
timing and emotional conditions.. 10 - 20 %
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Dislikedhave you heard about "beginers luck" how you explain it...?
I think skill 60-70%
luck 20%
timing and emotional conditions.. 10 - 20 %Ignored
Dislikedoh God.. me one is 100% luck.. win all trade in feb, loss 3 trade in march due to human error...never loss yet in april... but it is all about luck....i'm lucky guys..
the secret? close at 10pips..:
forex is easy. do not argue with this..Ignored
DislikedI think luck is most important. see this girl she now is the most richest one in China because Chinese stock market bubble, almost same as bill gates. hehe, luck is key. Can you guess how old is she?Ignored
Dislikedhave you heard about "beginers luck" how you explain it...?
I think skill 60-70%
luck 20%
timing and emotional conditions.. 10 - 20 %Ignored
DislikedYou mean emotional conditions 60-70%, skills 20% and luck 10-20%, right?Ignored
DislikedSuccessful trading is all about managing RISK and knowing how to manage risk. If you dont know what this means you will never make a profit or even a living trading.Ignored
Dislikedit's a SKILL!!!
like this guy he turns $300 into $8k in less then 2 days...
ok don't tell me i make this up or something...
i found it on moneytec
it's up 2 u to believe...
p.s: who says scalping doesnt workIgnored
DislikedBeing in profit after 10 trades is luck (even I’ve achieved that!); remaining in profit after 1,000 trades means that you have somehow established a proven edge.
Almost everybody says that exits more important than entries, but nobody has ever been able to explain why.
DavidIgnored
DislikedI still like what W.C. Fields said about poker when asked by a noobie:
Sir, is this a game of chance?
WC: Nooo, not the way I play it.
LouIgnored
DislikedI draw so many similarities from poker and trading so I very much agree.
You can get your money in with the best hand and lose(happens all the time), but when the probabilities are in your favor it is worth making that play over and over, because in the long run(which is what counts) you come out ahead.
Edit: Didn't want to start a new post, but just wanted to respond that the markets are so far from random and I mean day to day not even month to monthIgnored
DislikedExits are believed to be more important than entries because studies showed that almost any trading system or methodology will provide entries which are not a lot more favorable than using a coin flip.......Ignored
Dislikedit's a SKILL!!!
like this guy he turns $300 into $8k in less then 2 days...Ignored
DislikedHave I simply curve-fit a set of random data, or have I found patterns that predict market psychology?Ignored
DislikedTrading depends on 100% skill, there is no luck in any market specially in forex where it is zero sum game market. There is no randomness in the pricing of any underlying so luck is irrelevant in successful trading.Ignored