Disliked{quote} We have a saying in the West: We don't give a shit about Iran. Sorry, my bad... it's a bad jokeIgnored
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Disliked{quote} We have a saying in the West: We don't give a shit about Iran. Sorry, my bad... it's a bad jokeIgnored
Disliked{quote} I figured he understood and was just acting pompous. Then I realized he's using 1000:1 leverage. Sort of a buzzkill when you look at his returns.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Actually he is only averaging losses. It is risky because someday the big trend would come with no reversals and it would blow the account. No big deal until you do hundreds percents of profits and manage to withdraw it on time. {image}Ignored
Quoting Ed SeykotaDislikedThe elements of good trading are (1) cutting losses, (2) cutting losses, and (3) cutting losses. If you can follow these three rules, you may have a chance.Ignored
Disliked{quote} We have a saying in the West: We don't give a shit about Iran. Sorry, my bad... it's a bad jokeIgnored
Disliked{quote} He is not from Vietnam. -Catholic mother -English speaking parents -he likes to play basketball There is one country in Asia which suits to these points.Ignored
DislikedNot cutting losses and particularly adding to losing trades, bring you deeply into the “loss hemisphere” of trade management. These two practices are some of key reasons of loss of retail traders as a whole. They should be avoided like the plague.Ignored
Disliked-Catholic mother -English speaking parents -he likes to play basketball There is one country in Asia which suits to these points.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Agreed. For me, a key question is: if price is starting to move in a certain direction (up or down), whether it is more likely to continue moving in that direction, or reverse. (This is of course a generalisation, and direction can depend on the trader's timeframe/perspective). However, to whatever extent 'levy flight' exists, continuation becomes a higher probability than reversal, making it a better option to buy while price is rising and sell while it's falling; and hence leave any winning positions open and close losing positions...Ignored
Dislikedan edge can be anything that a trader identifies in the market that isn't random.Ignored
DislikedA good strategy, with these three elements (cut losses, let profits run, buy when up/sell when down) reduces to delineating the up/down for taking profit (higher tf), up/down for entry (lower tf), and perhaps any fundamental input one wishes to season with.Ignored
Disliked{quote}That would be my definition also; it ultimately comes down to exploiting vagaries in liquidity (even if traders are oblivious to this), as it's differences in buying and selling volumes that ultimately drive the market. Of course the edge needs to be big enough, on balance, to overcome costs (spread, slippage etc). {quote} Yes, makes good sense to me.Ignored
DislikedWell, it's a good thing for those oblivious traders that an "On Balance Volume" indicator exists.Ignored
Disliked{quote} your level of fluency in English language makes me doubt that you are really from the west. either that or you are really illiterate. or maybe a child!Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Sir, You have the most transparent and honest TE I have seen in FF. Just on this merit alone, you are worthy of my utmost respect and admiration. May you remain happy, healthy and prosperous always. Cheers GSIgnored
Disliked{quote} What's a dishonest TE look like? Does it have a custom start date?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Sorry Sir, Yes I missed yours too. Good job. Respect to your T/E. CheersIgnored
Disliked{quote} Thank you, but I was inquiring if you were being sarcastic about his since the first 2 weeks of it are missing.Ignored