I'm sorry for your loss, Olu. Take care, vox

Excellent batch of trades, Mike My grain of salt on AUD. I'm looking at 100+ pips to the upside.

Thanks for the treats, Ja video

I wouldn't go so far as to say Germany is resentful of Europe, although the opposite has gained some traction in recent (bad) years. Germany is guided by reason, not emotion, and reason is still saying that the EZ and the Euro are the way to further ...

That's where JMN stated he's from too in the thread opening post.

Texas is USA, no?

Sad but true. Some are, some aren't. I'd say most aren't. That doesn't really matter either. That's the beauty of representative democracy... You get to vote for some politician that will approve in your name what you disapprove.

Imho, it doesn't really matter what others nations say now, cause in the end they will listen to the money (Germany).

Yes, Germany runs things. Yes, the Euro can survive (ups and downs of course). Germany will make sure it survives. Yes, now it's a good time to sell it in my humble opinion too.

Your post makes perfect sense. The analogy between acquisition of trading and language skills is spot on imo. Your conclusion (quoted) on this random/non-random topic, and my own are basically one and the same. The market sometimes behaves ...

Sun Tzu said: "Invincibility lies in the defense; the possibility of victory in the attack." Money Management is the defense, whereas Edge is the attack. MM determines the rate at which your equity will change. Edge determines whether the signal for ...

One of my favorite tracks from Moonspell in recent years video A haunting new piece from Peter Murphy's upcoming album 'Lion' video

I have to agree with GEfx's semantic interpretation/connection of the 3 terms. That's how I use them too.

You got me confused. You clearly show some understanding of why Martingale doesn't work. You even lost money using it. Yet, you argue that it's of the best MM to beat the market!!? As if MM could ever provide any edge. As if it would be wise for any ...

I see it as a thing of beauty rather than ridicule. People who can't be wrong, rarely if ever, make any money from trading.

#1 thing in trading: "1. Accept everything just the way it is." - Miyamoto Musashi