Dislikedwell am ok bro tkx for asking
btw this is the market u cant close ur eyes lol
wish u load of green pips broIgnored
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Dislikedwell am ok bro tkx for asking
btw this is the market u cant close ur eyes lol
wish u load of green pips broIgnored
Dislikedjacko, you should include that grid trading is not for amateurs, because it is the safest way to go bankrupt. Read my signature, it is referred to this strategy. I've seen dozens of people empty their accounts using this grid system. So you let your stop loss get triggered, it is definitely safer this way, but what happens when the market triggers you stop loss and instead of continuing going down, decides to turn back ?Ignored
DislikedReally ? Didn't know that :> We've learned only the boring stuff from him at the university, never the cool quotes10x for the elucidation, appreciate it
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DislikedWill this resistance (200.6~201) be broken? does anyone have any ideas? Thanks!Ignored
DislikedAll my shorts closed @ breakeven last night unfortunately. Darn 4 hr 50 EMA held pretty well.
Now, I'm looking at a 60 min chart and I'm not so sure I believe bulls right now. Does anyone else think that looks like a head and shoulders pattern? I think we could be forming the right shoulder.
Also, there is a bearish divergence in YM (4 hr chart). Soooo, I need to see how this all plays out this morning first. A break of 200.90 would confirm bull trend to me.
Gold also looks pretty bullish to me too. I went short (with a small position) at 200.31 with a stop above 200.90. Not convinced yet by bull team.Ignored
Dislikedjacko, you should include that grid trading is not for amateurs, because it is the safest way to go bankrupt. Read my signature, it is referred to this strategy. I've seen dozens of people empty their accounts using this grid system. So you let your stop loss get triggered, it is definitely safer this way, but what happens when the market triggers you stop loss and instead of continuing going down, decides to turn back ?Ignored
DislikedHi Pirin,
I just saw this. Hmmm, I think that you may be mistaken.
I do NOT use grid trading.
The Anti-Hedge method (I don't see it as a "system") is simple and extremely successful method of minimising your drawdowns while still allowing you to get back into the market when the trend is running in the correct direction. Thats all it is.
But combine that with trading only with the Trend and using Trailing Stop Losses, you have a devastatingly successful method of trading.
You may want to go here to see just how successful it is.
http://www.forexfactory.com/showpost...4&postcount=85
You should also note the the above results were all achieved trading live time on DailyFX and there was no way anyone could "play" with the trades. It was live time , real trading. If there had been any attempt to BS the trades, the other traders would have nailed me to the wall on the Forum.
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DislikedThis fall was the daily gann bounce (purple line). Price rarely passes the daily gann on the first attempt.Ignored