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- emanontrader replied Apr 15, 2014
Thanks for the response Ferru. You don't believe in predictive financial modeling at all? I believe that backtesting strategies is simply a tool to analyze the future predictability of your strategy and not the answer. I still think it is a powerful ...
- emanontrader replied Oct 1, 2013
Kind of sad that you missed the point of the thread and all the follow ups but I guess that's just what you get when you're dealing with online forums. This is a learning experience and starting this thread doesn't mean I am taking on investments ...
- emanontrader replied Sep 30, 2013
Even a "Master Trader" should always be a student of his craft. The day you believe you have completely mastered something is usually the day you are humbled with a new lesson. Just my opinion. I've studied the the financial markets for a few years ...
- emanontrader replied Sep 30, 2013
Nice! Thanks for the advice. I've contacted a few hedge fund firms and lawyers. Seems like most of the licenses are required just to speak to clients and give advice on the market. Getting your CTA requires the series 3, 30 and 34 as well. (These ...
- emanontrader replied Sep 30, 2013
No longer a student. The status "Student" is simply there because I feel like you can never stop learning about the market. I assume most people on this forum are here to learn or teach others, so we are all students in some sense. I don't have ...
- emanontrader replied Jul 8, 2013
Great stuff. Subscribed and looking forward to reading the rest!
- emanontrader replied Jul 8, 2013
Good thread on how to do that here in ff: url (I hate it when people say there is a thread out there but don't post the link so there it is ) btw Sherlock rocks!
- emanontrader replied Jun 26, 2013
interesting because I plan out my potential exits prior to entering the trade, including my take profits. (I use a rolling stop along with soft take profit levels)
- emanontrader replied Jun 26, 2013
Awesome advice. I currently keep a trade journal and I also have a trade checklist which I require myself to fill out before I enter any trade. This act forces me to think out each trade methodically prior to jumping into the market.
- emanontrader replied Jun 26, 2013
I define my equity risk by the amount of equity I am risking on a single trade which I typically keep under 2%. I also look at future fundamental reports which will provide liquidity to the markets as my market volatility risk. I think defining and ...
- emanontrader replied Jun 25, 2013
My most memorable order always seems to be my most current order.
- emanontrader replied Jun 25, 2013
I actually agree with your thoughts on choosing a broker. In regards to demo accounts. I definitely agree that live trading is the only way to truly understand the emotional toll that risking capital can take. However, I definitely think that ...
- emanontrader replied Jun 5, 2013
Pretty clear downtrend but the timing of your entry seems poor. It also looks like it could bounce off the bottom support of that yearlong range.
- emanontrader replied Jun 5, 2013
Ahh I see. It's all good man. Looks pretty good so far. Good luck with all your ventures.
- emanontrader replied Jun 5, 2013
Yeah I figured you were referring to that. That's awesome. Any way you could PM me the code or template? I like to screenshot charts and that would definitely help draw attention to specific candles.
- emanontrader replied Jun 5, 2013
I'm interested in knowing how you changed the colors of individual candles. Is this on metatrader 4?
- emanontrader replied Jun 5, 2013
More so than breaking the high and low I think the OP wanted to know whether or not the candles actually closed in the opposing direction of the previous candle.
- emanontrader replied Jun 5, 2013
Yeah I definitely plan on updating the thread myself. Working full time while trading so I'll be attempting to update on a daily basis.
- emanontrader replied Jun 5, 2013
Kind of hard to quantify how often that happens. (Well it's easy just a lot of work. All you need to do is open an hour chart and gather information from a long enough time frame of 1h candles to be relevant, but it seems like an awful lot of work ...
- emanontrader replied Jun 5, 2013
I think the Martingale system theoretically requires an infinite amount of capital, and you also need to define the odds of winning or losing. Forex trading is obviously a subjective matter so defining the odds of a winning or losing trade isn't an ...