DislikedHard to escape stop hunting these days. A tip I can share with y'all is to look at your trades and see how often it moves in your direction after haven taken your stop loss.Ignored
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DislikedHard to escape stop hunting these days. A tip I can share with y'all is to look at your trades and see how often it moves in your direction after haven taken your stop loss.Ignored
DislikedI don't know your experience, but successful traders are very hard to find. A lot of guys who seem successful will fail over the long because they use negatively skewed strategies. What's your experience guys?Ignored
DislikedHard to escape stop hunting these days. A tip I can share with y'all is to look at your trades and see how often it moves in your direction after haven taken your stop loss.Ignored
Dislikedif successful process steps are known, why there is no shingle profitable traderIgnored
Disliked{quote} Ppl still use stop losses these days? Perhaps try lower your leverage. Price in risk before the trade. If on small capital use a nano account.Ignored
Disliked{quote} For the argument I share my own experience so far in FX market. I have been trading real account since 6 month ago, after a short period (3 months) of training and demo trading I came in conclusion that real account would benefit my training and experience far better. So, I deposited 5200 USD in my first ever trading account and after 2 months of struggling and blowing my account (nearly lost 90%! but NEVER got margin call) I gradually started to actually gain! As Im writing this I had recovered my first deposit plus a decent profit on top...Ignored
Dislikedit's more like an art for me and backtesting is better than playing videogames.. so I do it mostly for the fun and not for money... while live trading is like a meditation tool. I think that people who do things just for money are crazy, but if you really want to make money forget "passive income" and get a jobIgnored
DislikedIf you listen to ChatWithTraders podcast, you'll see that 99% of successful trades interviewed there, work at a prop firm, worked at a prop firm, or were lucky enough to be trained by a successful trade (who was trained at a prop firm) conclusion: if you want to be succesful join a prop firm, it's almost impossible to succeed as an independent trader. My opinionIgnored
Disliked{quote} you are a genius aurIC. but it doesn't have to be stupid really simplicity is the ultimate sophistication... not stupidityIgnored
Disliked{quote} Agreed!It is weird that some of the most "stupid" aka "simple truths" are hardest to grasp.. It is so in equations also... One of the smartest man (Michio Kaku), according to many, is looking for "one inch" formula that would explain "everything"
http://www.firstscience.com/SITE/ARTICLES/kaku.asp "He spent the last 30 years of his life chasing after an equation, perhaps no more than one inch long, that would explain all physical phenomena" But to get to that... I am sure he would need PAGES... of equations to...
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Disliked{quote} Need to work on this part myself. Getting better with time though.Ignored
Disliked{... I have been trading real account since 6 month ago, after a short period (3 months) of training and.. So, I deposited 5200 USD in my first ever trading account and after 2 months of struggling and blowing my account (nearly lost 90%! but NEVER got margin call) I... gain! As Im writing this I had recovered my first deposit plus a decent profit on top of that. Im not.. ne.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Need to work on this part myself. Getting better with time though.Ignored