Hi there. I've been trading real money for 4 years and around the end of 2008 I became full time FX trader. I usually look for 20-50 pips and I'm mostly intraday trader. That's how I prefer to trade in order to have a nice sleep at night
Sometimes profits are left to grow for 2-5 days, but rarely (1 out of 20-30 trades) and with experimental purpose and stoploss locked at breakeven in the worst case.
I ABSOLUTELY HATE all the COMPLEX SYSTEMS posted in the Systems section in the forum. They are completely useless in my opinion, too confusing, too flashy. Often I think that some of the system makers just want to look smart while using futuristic looking indicators all over the charts. That doesn't work for me and frustrates me extremely well.
Please, if you want to comment or post something, connected to complex indicators and systems, DO NOT DO IT HERE. I won't argue with anyone or answer any questions related to that.
I hugely respect candlesticks, trendlines, price action and ARMY DISCIPLINE in money management.
Usually I trade between 7-8 GMT to 16-17 GMT.
I'll write again later in the day if I have time to do so. Otherwise, see you tomorrow.
Good luck, chaps.
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I ABSOLUTELY HATE all the COMPLEX SYSTEMS posted in the Systems section in the forum. They are completely useless in my opinion, too confusing, too flashy. Often I think that some of the system makers just want to look smart while using futuristic looking indicators all over the charts. That doesn't work for me and frustrates me extremely well.
Please, if you want to comment or post something, connected to complex indicators and systems, DO NOT DO IT HERE. I won't argue with anyone or answer any questions related to that.
I hugely respect candlesticks, trendlines, price action and ARMY DISCIPLINE in money management.
Usually I trade between 7-8 GMT to 16-17 GMT.
I'll write again later in the day if I have time to do so. Otherwise, see you tomorrow.
Good luck, chaps.
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