learn learn and learn and make your own strategy.its possible to gain from trading.everyone gets an edge early or later on.
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Successful Trading & Determining the Probability of a Trading System 10 replies
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SwissFXBroker (SFXB)--has anyone ever used them? 39 replies
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New trading system hard to completely follow... anyone ever have this problem? 0 replies
Disliked{quote} Why on earth, don't you show us your results instead of writing a novel as a post? You either show us your work or stop telling storiesIgnored
Disliked{quote} You don't understand... at those points (time ranges), when MAs are forming at the last candle, they constantly change up and down depending on real-time PA, without any clear direction... and beforehand, nobody knows the final extension/duration of the current trend. EDIT: And global FOREX markets involve much more variables that any other market or even all others combined... hence a lot more than just "selling certain goods/services at the supermarket, grocery store, some office, other places or even online; basically any physical market...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes, between strong movements and long term direction, caused macroeconomic fundamental reasons and big aggregate supply/demand, everything else is just random noise in which the "manipulation game" usually takes part...Ignored
Disliked{quote} As I've explained in my previous posts, "Randomness" in this context is when each individual move has nothing to do with its previous move/moves. In other words, the probability of going 1 unit towards north is exactly equal to the probability of going 1 unit towards south. Let's take a look at the following series: 10001011001111110010110100111011101110000000010011000011001110110000111010111000100000111011111001 I flipped a coin. Each time it was "head" I showed it with a 0 and, on the other hand, I showed "tail" with a 1. Do you think...Ignored
Disliked{quote} So, your approach to trading, making a buy/sell decision, is equivalent to flipping a coin? After 3 years, that's the best you've got? Or if the next tick goes against your entry, that's proof of randomness? Do you believe that last Friday's PA on GBP pairs was the result of traders' randomly picking bid or ask numbers?Ignored
Disliked{quote} manually...highest DD 31% at the beginning, mostly around 15%, high risk high rewardIgnored
Disliked{quote} manually...highest DD 31% at the beginning, mostly around 15%, high risk high rewardIgnored
Disliked{quote} Your ignorance is a double one! First: That example I gave there, was to illustrate the definition of randomness. I didn't compare anything. Second: I know fundamental concepts much better than you might think. But I got a question from you: If GBP moves were so obvious to you why didn't you buy 10 lots to make a big fat money in one day? Because you were NOT sure. Even if we knew all the details and secrete information about an event, we still cannot be sure about, what we call, market REACTION. I've seen a lot of instances where the market...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Your ignorance is a double one! First: That example I gave there, was to illustrate the definition of randomness. I didn't compare anything. Second: I know fundamental concepts much better than you might think. But I got a question from you: If GBP moves were so obvious to you why didn't you buy 10 lots to make a big fat money in one day? Because you were NOT sure. Even if we knew all the details and secrete information about an event, we still cannot be sure about, what we call, market REACTION. I've seen a lot of instances where the market...Ignored
Disliked{quote} What do you mean by basket? Does it mean you trade a basket of different currency-pairs?Ignored
Here is a person who has managed to keep a balanced life and raise 6 children while still maintaining his passion for the horse racing. As the game changed, from trotters to thoroughbreds, he was able to adapt with the times. We have seen many games come and go in the markets, from equity options arbitrage to the disappearance of SOES traders. We have seen markets change from a momentum environment to a trading-range game. A trader must specialize in one thing yet be ready to recognize when it is time to learn a brand new game. Recognize that Dahlman built up a lifetime of racing knowledge. He relies on that experience to interpret the incredible amount of information he gathers. For newer traders just learning to make their way in this business, recognize that, ultimately, experience is the best teacher. Every day that you trade, you gain experience. Keep the discipline, keep the faith. To repeat one last quote: “It’s an art with just enough science to make it possible for a very tiny percentage of bettors to take money away from the herd of less disciplined bettors.”
Trading? or betting the horses?
Disliked{quote} Yes, I agree. Ok guys, game's over. Like detector said, this is the last stop. We saw something real and now we know how a real successful trading results look like. It's nothing like 1500% a year, it's nothing like "get rich quick". Sorry for disappointing you, but so far this is the only thing we've got here. If you know something better (but real + for at least 3 years) please share with us. Otherwise PLEASE stop talking philosophy, PLEASE stop calling me names and comment on my look and other irrelevant bullshit PLEASE...Ignored