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- TraderJF commented Oct 31, 2012
No, it is not. 5-10 pip is the stop which is small. You can win big - make 50, 100 or even more pips while risking small. That is not thinking small.
- TraderJF commented Oct 31, 2012
I agree that trading with a tight stop requires very specific setups which are not easy to find. However, a retail trader can do this. I have found my setups by automation. There is a guy here on FF (enricofx) who does it - he used to publish his ...
- TraderJF commented Oct 30, 2012
Well, if you do not believe it, read "The logical Trader" by Mark B. Fisher, a Wall Street legend. He describes such setups in detail.
- TraderJF commented Oct 30, 2012
While this article is basically right, I would like to add that a low risk may also be achieved by identifying setups which allow for a tight stop. Given that one is willing to risk a fixed amount like in the article suggested, the tight stop - say ...
- TraderJF commented Apr 13, 2012
No, nobody knows where prices will go. But the broker knows where the stops of his clients are. As MT4 brokers bet against their clients, they can always make money by driving the price on their streams to the stops of their clients. And they do it. ...
- TraderJF commented Apr 12, 2012
MT4 is usually offered by brokers who are not trustworthy. Try a NFA regulated broker who also offers forex instead. And get rid of that MT4, there are better solutions like MultiCharts.
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