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  • Feb 28, 2018 3:39am Feb 28, 2018 3:39am
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  • Feb 28, 2018 4:11am Feb 28, 2018 4:11am
This is all Mony management
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  • Mar 1, 2018 10:37am Mar 1, 2018 10:37am
Nice work guys, keeping things going.

I've been out of the forex game for a couple of months and have been still heavily studying the crypto business. It's been hard work, reading a lot of whitepapers, studying and watching founder interviews and debates.

After initially investing in Litecoin a few weeks ago, I actually shifted the entire stack into NANO early last week between $10-$12 and have continued loading up (I now have far more risk exposure than originally planned).

I'm a huge fan of NANO (ex RaiBlocks) due to the instant and free transfers which no other coin is able to do. When the crypto market is ready for a bull run, I expect this coin will outperform and become a top 5 (possibly even top 2) currency easily. I can see it eventually being the coin of choice for all exchange to exchange transfers.

My calculation is that NANO can easily become a $100+ coin this year as the public see the utility value of it.
  • #6,044
  • Mar 1, 2018 10:50am Mar 1, 2018 10:50am
Quoting C-12
Nice work guys, keeping things going. I've been out of the forex game for a couple of months and have been still heavily studying the crypto business. It's been hard work, reading a lot of whitepapers, studying and watching founder interviews and debates. After initially investing in Litecoin a few weeks ago, I actually shifted the entire stack into NANO early last week between $10-$12 and have continued loading up (I now have far more risk exposure than originally planned). I'm a huge fan of NANO (ex RaiBlocks) due to the instant and free...
Really intelligent behavior
Because digital currencies are simply the future
""No one can stop the next globalization, young people love e-commerce and anything young people love is the future""
Jack Ma
  • #6,045
  • Mar 1, 2018 1:58pm Mar 1, 2018 1:58pm
Quoting AlgeriaForex
{quote} Really intelligent behavior Because digital currencies are simply the future ""No one can stop the next globalization, young people love e-commerce and anything young people love is the future"" Jack Ma
A couple of months ago I hated the idea of cryptos and considered them all bubbles and ponzi schemes, but I now fully understand the value of a decentralized peer to peer digital currency.

Cryptos will never replace the intrinsic value of gold, but gold can never be decentralised in a digital form. There would always be a 3rd party involved to store and vault the physical metal.

Alternatively I don't think traditional blockchains such as Bitcoin are the solution either. They're expensive, slow and resource hungry due to mining requirements. There's a hell of a lot of politics going on surrounding Bitcoin, Blockstream, the 1mb block size and the lighting network which is the proposed scalability fix.

It's fascinating stuff and we're only in the very early days of global currency reset that's now in motion. It's a race for digital currency adoption and things are evolving rapidly.
  • #6,046
  • Mar 1, 2018 2:30pm Mar 1, 2018 2:30pm
Quoting C-12
Nice work guys, keeping things going. I've been out of the forex game for a couple of months and have been still heavily studying the crypto business. It's been hard work, reading a lot of whitepapers, studying and watching founder interviews and debates. After initially investing in Litecoin a few weeks ago, I actually shifted the entire stack into NANO early last week between $10-$12 and have continued loading up (I now have far more risk exposure than originally planned). I'm a huge fan of NANO (ex RaiBlocks) due to the instant and free...
It's not good when the creator of a thread abandons the strategy for months. That tells me that the strategy isn't very profitable. If it were profitable then there would be no reason to take months off from Forex.
  • #6,047
  • Mar 1, 2018 3:07pm Mar 1, 2018 3:07pm
Quoting bojack34
{quote} It's not good when the creator of a thread abandons the strategy for months. That tells me that the strategy isn't very profitable. If it were profitable then there would be no reason to take months off from Forex.
Considering the threads you're subscribed to shows how clueless you really are. Have you traded full time before? Have you even opened a live account? I bet you can't even grow a demo account.

Why not go quit your job, stick your life savings in and see how well you with your copy paste system like the DIBS method.

Or better yet, go suck a dick.

I've not abandoned anything. I'm still applying exactly the same concepts in a different arena that allows me work abound a full time job managing an IT department.
  • #6,048
  • Mar 1, 2018 3:35pm Mar 1, 2018 3:35pm
Quoting C-12
{quote} Considering the threads you're subscribed to shows how clueless you really are. Have you traded full time before? Have you even opened a live account? I bet you can't even grow a demo account. Why not go quit your job, stick your life savings in and see how well you with your copy paste system like the DIBS method. Or better yet, go suck a dick. I've not abandoned anything. I'm still applying exactly the same concepts in a different arena that allows me work abound a full time job managing an IT...
Classy!
  • #6,049
  • Mar 1, 2018 3:36pm Mar 1, 2018 3:36pm
Quoting bojack34
{quote} Classy!
And well deserved.

Having said that, I already stated at the start of the year the plans to pause forex to accumulate crypto for a number of reasons. I've made some pretty nice calls and posted the charts in advance based on some zones, S/R and PA.

Go back a few pages and take a look.

Maybe you can post a few DIBS entries?
  • #6,050
  • Mar 1, 2018 6:14pm Mar 1, 2018 6:14pm
Quoting C-12
{quote} And well deserved. Having said that, I already stated at the start of the year the plans to pause forex to accumulate crypto for a number of reasons. I've made some pretty nice calls and posted the charts in advance based on some zones, S/R and PA. Go back a few pages and take a look. Maybe you can post a few DIBS entries?

"It's Contained"....
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  • #6,051
  • Mar 1, 2018 11:40pm Mar 1, 2018 11:40pm
Quoting Rufus
{quote} "It's Contained".... {image}
Lol, not quite as explosive as one of Red's rages, especially when he'd had too many Krakens.
  • #6,052
  • Mar 2, 2018 4:27am Mar 2, 2018 4:27am
Don't forget Ifmyante who went definitely into rage mode when Winston Reed confronted him in his thread. I think he left FF now.
  • #6,053
  • Mar 3, 2018 11:29am Mar 3, 2018 11:29am
Quoting MCFly
Don't forget Ifmyante who went definitely into rage mode when Winston Reed confronted him in his thread. I think he left FF now.

I remember that one..

Trading is so much a challenge of maintaining the right mental perspective and attitude. Sadly, I look upon those who criticize, demean, and otherwise go after someone about their thread, my simple advise = You may want to consider another endeavor.

If one cant get out of their own way they will never become successful. Why do you think some many fail at trading? Their need to be right vs their need to be profitable clouds the ability to see the real issue. It all between the ears.

There are many good methods out there, executing them profitably is the real challenge. If one mentally does not get it, they will never become profitable. Example: Most can not deal with a 50% expectancy method. It is psychologically over whelming. Why: The view is one of loss vs risk control. Yet, some of the most celebrated traders operate at this level of expectancy. Can you sit through the pain in order to be profitable? I will argue almost all cannot.

All threads have value... HUH ?? Some will teach you what does not work for YOU. Some will teach what will work for YOU. Look for what YOU may be able to take from any given thread. Use this information to your advantage. Resist the temptation be critical. It is a waste of your time and does your mental perspective and attitude ZERO GOOD. It will take all your money to be sure.

Simply an observation.

TSD
  • #6,054
  • Mar 3, 2018 3:58pm Mar 3, 2018 3:58pm
Quoting TraderinSD
{quote} I remember that one.. Trading is so much a challenge of maintaining the right mental perspective and attitude. Sadly, I look upon those who criticize, demean, and otherwise go after someone about their thread, my simple advise = You may want to consider another endeavor. If one cant get out of their own way they will never become successful. Why do you think some many fail at trading? Their need to be right vs their need to be profitable clouds the ability to see the real issue. It all between the ears. There are many good methods...

Saw something that somebody posted on another thread which stirred my brain cells to think about the same stuff today.

I dare say, most traders, especially new to the scene, cannot handle a 50% win loss ratio mentally. Especially is there is a number of straight losses. Yet this is exactly what a trader needs to learn the most. I don't think you can learn it from a thread.

Reading an awesome book right now.

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She make a comparison between Chess and Poker.

You can teach a newb for 5 minutes how to play Poker and they can beat a professional Poker player for the first few hands, simply by the luck of the draw.
You cannot teach a newb how to play Chess for 5 minutes and have them beat a Grand Master. The Grand Master will ALWAYS win. Life and trading is more like Poker. Yet so many traders think trading is like Chess.

This has been an interesting book to go through. I'm sure others will find it interesting as well.

I know one trader who's winning percentage is around 40%. How would most like to lose 6 straight before winning 4. This traders target is a minimum 4R. Psychologically we are beat if we over focus on the losers and not on the process. One simple thing that may help some. If you are following your trading plan all trades that come up a loss are "Failed" trades. Not losers.

Trading and life is like Poker. As the song goes..."You gotta know when to hold 'um and know when to fold 'um. Know when to walk away and know when to run.
Illegitimi non carborundum - Noli pati a scelestis opprimi.
  • #6,055
  • Mar 3, 2018 4:14pm Mar 3, 2018 4:14pm
Quoting Rufus
{quote} Saw something that somebody posted on another thread which stirred my brain cells to think about the same stuff today. I dare say, most traders, especially new to the scene, cannot handle a 50% win loss ratio mentally. Especially is there is a number of straight losses. Yet this is exactly what a trader needs to learn the most. I don't think you can learn it from a thread. Reading an awesome book right now. {image} She make a comparison between Chess and Poker. You can teach a newb for 5 minutes how to play Poker and they can beat a professional...
Also for your weekend enjoyment...


http://player.themoth.org/#/?actionT...AY&storyId=971

Podcast by the Author of the book she did years ago, shortly after winning the World Series of Poker. A great few minutes.
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  • #6,056
  • Mar 5, 2018 9:26am Mar 5, 2018 9:26am
Hi C-12 and all,

Is there a specific pages in this thread I should begin reading to gain some insight into this method? I know you've said that since starting this thread you have shifted focus to hire time frames and have also read Kenneth's PDF and begun reading his thread as well. The problem is they are both hundreds of pages. I'm not asking because I'm too lazy to read the entire threads but rather I want to be efficient in trying to learn it Thanks!
  • #6,057
  • Mar 5, 2018 11:25am Mar 5, 2018 11:25am
Quoting stefan416
Hi C-12 and all, Is there a specific pages in this thread I should begin reading to gain some insight into this method? I know you've said that since starting this thread you have shifted focus to hire time frames and have also read Kenneth's PDF and begun reading his thread as well. The problem is they are both hundreds of pages. I'm not asking because I'm too lazy to read the entire threads but rather I want to be efficient in trying to learn it Thanks!
The "Price is Everything " thread is where all this really started rolling. That would be a good start. Just to add to your list of reading material.
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  • #6,058
  • Mar 5, 2018 11:34am Mar 5, 2018 11:34am
Quoting Rufus
{quote} The "Price is Everything " thread is where all this really started rolling. That would be a good start. Just to add to your list of reading material.
Oh boy, Ill add it to the list. I was kinda of looking for the most up to date material to shorten the learning curve as best I can. I dont want to start trying to apply out of date material that has later been reworked later in the thread. You know?
  • #6,059
  • Mar 5, 2018 5:51pm Mar 5, 2018 5:51pm
Quoting stefan416
{quote} Oh boy, Ill add it to the list. I was kinda of looking for the most up to date material to shorten the learning curve as best I can. I dont want to start trying to apply out of date material that has later been reworked later in the thread. You know?
The principle of it never goes out of date.

First Post...

Hello all, just wanted to post some price configurations that l trade often. I am more or less a swing trader or range trader. They are essential enguilfing whipsaw patterns at key levels and and work well in my trading plan. I also reduce all noise from my charts as its just a distaction to me. Hope you see these too and take advantage. They occur on all tfs and any pair, Got some examples

If you start to understand a "Whipsaw Engulfing Pattern" and why they are on a chart, you will be well on your way.
Red is a master. He would trade at times for 36 hours straight and post chart after chart.

Enjoy

Rufus
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  • #6,060
  • Mar 7, 2018 11:27am Mar 7, 2018 11:27am
Quoting Rufus
{quote} The principle of it never goes out of date. First Post... Hello all, just wanted to post some price configurations that l trade often. I am more or less a swing trader or range trader. They are essential enguilfing whipsaw patterns at key levels and and work well in my trading plan. I also reduce all noise from my charts as its just a distaction to me. Hope you see these too and take advantage. They occur on all tfs and any pair, Got some examples If you start to understand a "Whipsaw Engulfing Pattern" and why they are on a chart, you will...

Thanks Rufus!
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