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- Marizo replied Oct 16, 2016
Points 3 - 6 that you listed out are very good points, especially point 5.
- Marizo replied Oct 16, 2016
It's very difficult do prepare for it. If you can anticipate and prepare for it then it's wouldn't have been called a Black Swan. The best a person can do is not to overtrade and not to trade too large of a size. Then if a Black Swan comes it ...
- Marizo replied Oct 16, 2016
The thing is, simple arb model is difficult to work anymore because of the widespread of algos. They are always ahead of you and one might benefit occasionally with a good model but over time it's difficult to profit consistently, especially in the ...
- Marizo replied Oct 16, 2016
Make very much sense. Make your own decision as only you will know. Circumstances are different for different people. Some should stick to when continuously experiencing loss, while some shouldn't.
- Marizo replied Oct 16, 2016
Not sure about your point about the new 3rd or 4th generation moving average line giving some edge, as they are not used by the big players. But if you've found an edge using them, good for you.
- Marizo replied Oct 16, 2016
I don't hedge. I know the mechanism well and it won't benefit me.
- Marizo replied Oct 9, 2016
Japan is very stable for any market shock because, in my opinion, Japan's central bank is more willing to interfere with the market with their monetary policies. UK is relatively less so as they also need to pay close attention to what their EU ...
- Marizo replied Oct 9, 2016
I experienced losses as well at the beginning, and that was a few years ago. It takes time to learn through experieces but whether you should quit trading, it's a question only you can answer. I don't think an EA will help you at all.
- Marizo replied Oct 9, 2016
Or you can try different one that suit your timeframes. You can only learn through experiences. But like I said above, don't rely on them completely to give you entry signals.
- Marizo replied Oct 9, 2016
My advice is use the commonly used one, like MA or EMA 50, 100 and 200. And use them just as guidelines, but don't surround your system around moving averages. They alone won't give you an edge.
- Marizo replied Sep 27, 2016
Nice thread. The big secret to trading success is hard work, there is no exception. Probably some luck too.
- Marizo replied Sep 26, 2016
Yes, variance certainly plays a role here but it also depends on how many trades are taken in that said 1 year. Thus it depends on the timeframe because if it's a shorter timeframe, then there can be many trades in 1 year and if it's a longer ...
- Marizo replied Sep 26, 2016
Yes, trading is hard, and I've learned some hard lessons at the beginning. Once you acquired some experience it's becoming a little easier but still a lot of discipline is needed. Agree with many posters in this thread.
- Marizo replied Sep 26, 2016
While trading, listening to Jazz would also be good as it's relaxing and that's what I do. Will post links here like everyone else when I've have some nice recomendations.
- Marizo replied Sep 26, 2016
Yes, patience is key. What would I do different today for better trading results? I would have stayed on demo longer before going live, also should have traded smaller when going live. Didn't have patience back then, jumping into live trading with 1 ...
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