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- GDR3k replied Feb 6, 2022
FDA approval means nothing, why do you think certain interests lobby and pay £ $ etc to people who make laws and decisions in what gets approved etc. It's about the money. Big pharma, big defence, big every industry do what they do while big tech ...
COVID-19
- GDR3k replied Feb 5, 2022
I won't have any of the jabs simply because the pharma companies which make them have been granted immunity from liability for any damages which the mRNA 'gene therapies' will do, and asked for the trials data to be sealed for 75+ years. No thank ...
COVID-19
- GDR3k replied Mar 15, 2021
Once you find that edge - the next thing is getting over your mental risk tolerance.
Quotes and Videos for Traders
- GDR3k replied Jan 25, 2021
For the way that I trade, using past price action is absolutely essential to my system.
Do you need to see the past to trade profitably?
- GDR3k commented Nov 1, 2020
Don't know where they are getting their daily infection figures from - all the test centres are empty
'Stay at home': Johnson locks down England as UK COVID-19 cases pass 1 million
- GDR3k commented Oct 12, 2020
This virus is soooo deadly, that we need to take a test to see if we actually have it! The UK is going to the dogs, especially the north, when these new restrictions come in.
UK PM Johnson to impose further COVID-19 restrictions but anger rising
- GDR3k replied Oct 1, 2020
Another fellow cTrader user, not seen one on here in years !
The riddle... If You solve this, we will be rich
- GDR3k replied Sep 1, 2020
Risk is all relative, it differs between everyone and it all boils down to two things - what their individual psychological risk tolerance is, and the actual amount of money risked on said position.
There's no such thing as "low risk"
- GDR3k replied Jul 21, 2020
I don't usually trade anything higher than the 1hr, it's normally the 2m, 5m and 15m but I do look at multiple time frames to get an entry and exit based off price action, nothing else. I shall start posting here, not often I see anyone trading the ...
DAX Futures Sept 2020
- GDR3k replied Jul 21, 2020
Re the DE30 spot, I have noticed a reoccurring pattern with this - if you put the 50EMA on to your chart on the 1HR chart, during any downmove or upmove, it will almost always pull back to that said EMA then move away, just like it's dropped today ...
DAX Futures Sept 2020
- GDR3k replied Jul 21, 2020
Hit a fine short on the DAX today, sold from a previous sell area on the 24/02/2020 indicated by the 2 top red lines, which hadn't been returned to at all since the down move - other than today.
DAX Futures Sept 2020
- GDR3k replied Jul 3, 2020
Risk is all relative. 1%? of what? £100? not worth your time. of £1,000,000? now we're talking. 1% of £100 - £1 1% of £1,000,000 - £10,000 All of that above, take into consideration the actual freedom of what that gives you.
1% to 3% Per Day? All things are Possible
- GDR3k replied May 29, 2020
Until you realise the area underneath or above of said zones, where you have your stop loss, is where you actually want to enter.
Sam Seiden Goes DOWN
- GDR3k replied May 12, 2020
This game is different to most other things I would say, and I would think you'd agree with me on that.... Given the added psychological aspect of forex, which most people can't get a grip of or control when needed...... Those who can, do. Those who ...
Sam Seiden Goes DOWN
- GDR3k replied May 12, 2020
Yeah, I am not disputing what you're saying because we all make our decisions based on what you said which I've put in bold, and maybe a few more things also but...., I was getting at when someone is asking you to pay for his or hers decisions to ...
Sam Seiden Goes DOWN
- GDR3k replied May 12, 2020
Anyone can tell you what to do, and maybe you pay them for telling you and then continue to pay them to keep telling you what to do - but are they doing the same as they preach? most likely not. It's so easy to read something and actually think you ...
Sam Seiden Goes DOWN
- GDR3k replied May 3, 2020
GBPAUD is my fave pair because it's so predictable, it pokes above highs then reverses and pokes under lows then reverses, both reverse to the next S/D, or the recent high or low area and go on to poke higher or lower, directly to the left of the ...
GBP/AUD