Disliked{quote} yeah, i´m the most dangerous man on ff. muahahahahahahaha off to party now, you´ll have a good on me. ahahahahahahaIgnored
Good luck, you will always need plenty of it.
DAX, Nikkei 225 and Dow Jones only 11 replies
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finding good trades with Nasdaq, dow, spx, and dax 43 replies
Disliked{quote} yeah, i´m the most dangerous man on ff. muahahahahahahaha off to party now, you´ll have a good on me. ahahahahahahaIgnored
Disliked{quote} I’m not Delta but I just wanted to advise you that irrespective of this outcome, you bought near the ‘top’. This has a very low probability of success and if executed often will lead to mostly failing trades. Wait for pullbacks to enter. Dax will hit 13,800 soon but I can’t guarantee when that will be. It could be Monday, there could be a retracement before it reaches. If you set the TP a few points off the opening point, you could probably get out unscathed on Monday.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Your ineptitude, complete lack of risk management, gambling mentality and arrogance has no place in retail trading, as it will destroy many many more traders than it makes. Yes, you have plenty of sycophants and hangers on here that we can all see, all hoping in vain to learn something from you, but they never will for you rely on luck and gambling. For that, in terms of the damage you do to newbie traders, you are dangerous, not talented, just dangerous. Good luck, you will always need plenty of it.Ignored
Disliked{quote} You have in this thread literally thousands of live calls made by D1 in a 3 to 1 aproach, posted within seconds... Now his account is big enough that he has decided to change the way he trades, with great results so far. Of course is a dangerous game, and definitely not for me. Is our responsability as traders to know our limits, and i am grateful for what he, & others that have posted here, have done over the years. Best wishesIgnored
DislikedWorld stock markets now equate for 102% of global GDP ! this won’t carry on much longer mark my words.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I am unfortunately also one of the poor sycphants that try to learn from him! Went long on friday, but was then pointed out that my chart is upside down!! Great i thought then i will stay long!! ( still upside down). Damn now i am 15% in minus!! Just wondering who has got the biggest problem?? D1 with a 15% minus on €2m or me with 15% minus on my €1000 ?? Luckily I am old enough to make my own decisions!!Ignored
Disliked{quote} The simple solution would be (i) don’t attempt to scalp and await bigger retracements or (ii) reduce your risk. It doesn’t actually matter that Delta has a bigger account. What matters is that with a smaller account you aren’t going to profit with a poor risk:reward ratio (e.g let’s say you make $100 profit for every potential $1000 loss by buying at the top, you will wipe yourself out). Delta has built his account over time. This is not everyone else’s starting point. Await the bigger dips and buy for safety, or expect small returns.Ignored
Disliked{quote} The simple solution would be (i) don’t attempt to scalp and await bigger retracements or (ii) reduce your risk. It doesn’t actually matter that Delta has a bigger account. What matters is that with a smaller account you aren’t going to profit with a poor risk:reward ratio (e.g let’s say you make $100 profit for every potential $1000 loss by buying at the top, you will wipe yourself out). Delta has built his account over time. This is not everyone else’s starting point. Await the bigger dips and buy for safety, or expect small returns.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Neo it matters if you don’t have the same account if you are entering into the same trades, d1’s strategy works for him in his position but it certainly would have little hope of working for others in a different position.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Not true my friend. Perspective matters here... I’ll try to explain myself better. If traders want to mirror Delta and do not have his account size they can still be successful, providing they apply the same risk management approach. With less capital their profits will be smaller - a $10k trade for him would be a $10-100 trade for someone else. So... the question would be whether an individual wants to pursue a strategy without optimal profit. Probably not. Therefore, the best strategy (in my opinion) would be to trade the higher H4-D1...Ignored
DislikedI am agreeing with you totally and not discounting that. There seems to be a recent undertone of people getting frustrated because they can’t trade his style. Its absolutely fine to be building an account. I took a big blast myself through my own greed and find myself rebuilding. My leverage is far less significant for now and I am scalping less. It is what it is. People need to embrace their own journeys, determine their own entry points and let this beautiful thread keep rolling like the unstoppable tank that it is.Ignored