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Disliked{quote} Sup, nice month you got there. You ever considered doing proprietary trading? With your performance, and if you tone down your leverage abit, and doing what you been doing consistently, should be easy. Can reach your goal alot faster too.Ignored
DislikedWhat's your plan for the coming week? PM me on mobile, I have one in mind, could share with you.Ignored
DislikedThere's G20 meetings on Mon and Tues if I recall right....could affect as well if they just so happen to mention anything...being nimble is definitely the theme for this week.Ignored
Dislikedhttps://blufx.co.uk I'm have been looking at this remote proprietary trading firm ( or maybe I'm too liberal with this term), seems like it requires you to pay per month 99 either EUR or pound to access an account of 25000 I was looking around to see if there are remote proprietary firm's to join. But am unsure. The question is, are they internally offsetting their trades somehow? Because they said all strategies welcomed, and 25000 per trader, profit split 50%, their money so you are not liable for the loss.( Big question mark how? Because...Ignored
Disliked{quote} lots of these around, don't. the is more big fish one like zulutrade, fundseeder etc. but it all boils down to drawdown% and profit% ie sharpe ratio over years. Usually DD <5% is the norm, so lots of the trade are short duration kind, think hourly impulses. Quite a bit of automated systems can be found, but some old school too. fundseeder is a project by that market wizards guy, he is a IT fellow I am sure you are aware of Jack. Quite a few biggies account(1mio up) there(fundseeder). just my 2 cents friend! cheers!Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi ray, Thanks for the heads up, I did check out fundseeders, unfortunately, their requirement seems to be against the taf mo of no stoploss, hence it may require alternative mo which can employ stoploss, however, as fti has mentioned regarding stoploss placement on lower tf, hence I decided to give it a miss.Ignored
Disliked{quote} thing with stop loss with a % of cap is relative to capital sizing as the figure move inversely depending on volume.. it can be deployed, just with a much larger cap. good luckIgnored
Disliked{quote} Hi ray, I find that h4 and above are usually more cleaner in terms of price action as it is trading into the macro timeframes, inline with daily. Hence it is because of this there may be fundamentals supporting the move too, which we may or may not know of but price action indicates trend. And because it takes significantly more money to sweep stops and push price on higher tf and macro tf, it is usually abit safer to use h4 or D1 for stoploss after the stophunting have occurred. For 5mins charts, stops may have a higher chance to be taken...Ignored
Disliked{quote} hey cookie it depends imo, on the higher TF, there are the macro fundies and longer time peeps(corps etc). and i seen it become erratic or strange too.. it looks cleaner, but the best charts in my preference is clean trending one, and i found those to have a lack of reasoning.. like xxx/cad recently and xxx/jpy last year... good indications can be found when the COT turns which shows a reflection of interest.. then again there is the question of how reliable is the data... etc etc.. cause the thinking might be why the #$@)( is it trending.....Ignored