Pinpoint - Here you march or you die - Professionals only

Requirements:
1.Don't write or ask anything if you don't have at least 20.000 (twenty thousand) hours in studying and living economy.
2.Even if you fill the requirements, don't write or ask stupid things.
3.Forget about your great ego. Forget about nonsence. Don't be an idiot. Give it a rest.
4.Keep your mouth shut if you don't have anything brilliant to say.

Now, I must say…
It's hard.
Here you march or you die.
I can't find the exact point. Sometimes I really wonder, is there any?
(The famous perfect way?)
I know so much, but I can't find it.
Probably I can be profitable, and I am, but…but…
There is allways one big ''But''.

''But'' is one really really big… pain, alarm, doubt, fear, panic, fright…
''But'' is the one and only – The risk!

It seems to me I have learned everything but not how to brilliantly manage risks.
(I even know what are the numerous obstacles.)
And why?

1.I want to be sure.
2.I want to have maximum assurance.
3.I want to get regularly paid.

If you fill the above requirements…and you have and want, some brilliant things to say to me and help me, please do so.
Don't even try to waste my and your precious time.I've seen a lot.
I want more.
99% words on Internet that I have found about this matter, is absolute rubbish.

I need help on pure and brilliant implementation.
I'm not interested in averages or adages…

Probably I can help you, too…

Thank you very much for your precious time.

With such a thread intro, there will sure be a lot of Pro Traders ready to help you.

after reading your drivel its good to see you wont be able to post yourself based on requirements

You sound extreme. nice!

you want extreme profit - this means the biggest possible winners, and the biggest number of winners possible. esp. the second part of this is what most people criticize - the hitrate. We want a hitrate so high that we dont speak of a hitrate anymore. You hit a winner if the dominant power is on your side, and you have correctly observed it before. plus, you have observed that the counterside has become weak. third, you dont enter UNTIL the strong side rushes forth again. practice this very procedure on the fast timeframes for some hours - and keep your charts empty, not even a single line to distract you from price movement. whenever the power has left you some doubt, dont trust it. enter when the power shows total victory over the counterside.

to switch to common trader language again, this theory, which is old and which I haven't invented myself, means:
go with the trend - the trend that is just emerging. compare the actual body's volume of bull and bear bars, and the price they were able to conquer.
if there is no decision made by the market, none is made by you.

Believe me, put this style into action and you will get the results noone wants to believe in.

Success and insight everyone

Can I send the above er "whateveryoumaycallit" to poetry.com - chances are you could win something..
And second other replies posted above, thank you.

Congratulations, you've just made one of the stupidest posts I've ever seen. Keep up the good work.

I love how the title states - Professionals only ... Yet the thread is in the section - Rookie Discussion

This thread is hilarious.

I'm still in training, and kind of appreciate a fresh view on doing so. This post explains the perspective the poster's other thread's first one had in that chart, even though one, including myself, can also see it in another light as an absurdity:
In other words, every rookie should study and trade price action on the 1' TF demo (or low TF simulator) until win most. Most pro's have likely done something like this, thus the thread title.

Your social imagery to enhance or speed this process is interesting. A big problem early on with my trading (which was in real back then), one I never really recovered from -- the worst sin, including of mine, being to commit money to ego to carve a place onto that chart -- , was dealing with the social creature also inside of everyone through the social expectations that a trade's potential profit could demand of the trader. Because price action is so intuitively understandable from very early on, the task becomes how much you AND others may understand it, and the competition/positioning of one's stake therein. One post helped me with this, because it presents the moment of discovery of it through a commonly understood, nontrading action.

After practicing for a good while the small-timeframe, single-candles study (as you recommended it in the quote and noted more about in the first post), which allows the onlooker to feel momentum and ranging, one could definitely get the impression that one "shares" (from my earlier post's words) the chart, as the threadstarter's first post suggests: I'd rather take such a thing as a sign of having fully absorbed the lesson.

Another one I'd also suggest is downloading a really big history of medium-sized candles onto a chart, to review for what sections of a chart look like momentum and ranging on average. A side effect of this method is that it invokes pattern recognition, so that 'hey, this (current) section of the chart looks a lot like this (much older) section of the chart, except for this piece of it, which looks like a few (more recent) sections of the chart in this way' starts a career-long habit of rational analysis of the chart.

After the initial price-action studies, rookies may advance into reviewing all the other systems, and making their own methods to learn how to buffer themselves with something both temporary and concrete and against the vacillations of the market. Also, psychology becomes less socially motivated and more about trusting one's own actions in and after the trade plan.

The last phase of training -- which is currently beyond me yet I understand I must go through -- is to establish rules and devices by which one trades, dealing with the personal issues through shortcuts (automatic indicators; ea's) and definite practices.

HA Pattern, thanks for taking those questions seriously!

Ultimately, the numbers will show wether the approach to fully understand the forces in real-time is unrealistic, "poetic", or simply the end goal. To me its the end goal.
Why would you stop walking once you have a compromise most people call a "method"? Who do you want to trust, old traders or the young chart which is developping? Logical methods or price's illogic but obvious path? Feeling and history-checking are more powerful than methods that try to describe history and future.

Thanks again, and full insight everyone

Not sure what you exactly want. So I just go with your brilliantly manage risk statement.
Log in your trades and do a monte carlo analysis, then you will get to know how much you can risk to be 99% sure that you will never ever reach the max drawdown you specified.

Any one rich enough - long enough and happy enough to share some SERIOUS insights from their secretest ''blossom cherry'', maybe 40 years hidden… systems, aye!?

Reread the first post.
Please, if you don't have anything BRILLIANT to say, stay away from theme.

Thank You very much.

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Haha, I couldn't agree more.

Quest(ions) for entry and exit...

1.People, is there any proof that multidimensional a.k.a. (and/or misinterpreted with) MTF analysis, is better and more valid than simple time analysis?
Where is a proof that confluence a.k.a. agreement thru more than one TF, wasn’t a mere coincidence or mere old inevitability!?
Is there any proof that agreement for entry point on 5 TF’s is better than one simple entry point on 1 TF?
Even if you don’t look under the hood it is probably always in n % there...Can you imagine?
The End is the Beginning is the End.
Why is it better or not? Explain in detail and give me a solid proof for your words, if you can!?
Then why and how are you doing it? What dimensions are you calculating and levelling and how?

2.Behind the corner there is a invisible “Mr. No Joke”, 5 star fx trader, richer than anyone you can even imagine in your petty mind...How will you see it and more importantly, avoid it when he comes in?

March or die....lol

It is just common sense. Bigger players are long term players.
For example, take weekly chart and put for example macd with default settings, and look if there is divergence.
If there is, then go to daily, h4, h1, m5. You know.
Of course you can trade for example only m5 chart and can be successful, but it is easier when you know bigger picture.