Trading consistently for profits

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As you all know, my membership was suspended by a senior member for the last 3-4 days and that is the only reason I haven't posted until now.

First I want to thank the FF moderator (Twee?) for the fair decision on giving back my membership, at least for now.

Second, I would also like to thank all those that trashed the thread because you just opened my eyes. I saw during this suspension that many of those that trashed this thread do not even read the thread because they didn't even knew I was suspended! Even when I started ignoring negative posts and tried to go on explaining, some members just kept harassing me.

Some explanations and enlightening stuff:

1. The thread is in Trading Discussion area of the FF forum. This means that everyone that participate will talk about trading and how it can improved by more than one mean (strategy, MM, psychology, etc)
2. I have never mentioned (re-read the first post) that I will explain everything in the first day of posting. All I said it was I was going to help other traders by revealing some information and knowledge gathered by me alone over the years and from various sources, in order to make some traders profitable and maybe others keep those profits in the long run.
3. I never said that I have the holy grail. I never asked for money, I even mentioned that is going to be free.
4. I never said I have 100% winning trades. Losses are part of trading.
5. Obviously this thread was not managed very well and it went down the drain, even before it started, just because I haven't banned from the thread the trolls that trashed this thread. I will keep this in mind if I will ever open another thread, because there are people that want to learn to trade and are on this forum just for this.

From my point of view, this thread does not exist and can be closed, deleted or just used for some others to post their useless charts and offensive lying posts.

Again I appreciate the clarity of mind of the FF moderators and hope they will always keep this correct attitude.

P.S. Would be nice for the senior member that suspended me to come out and say the reason so everyone knows it.

The scammer got found out and booted outta here

Additional usernames. means he's been scamming here before and came back to do it again.

Bye bye moron Rot in hell

Yes, this guys a scamer..took my money and ran last year.

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[quote=Petr.K;8044177]Im sorry but this thread is allready Carbagge so .... This is one trader from russia nice right ? One friend of mine have sended it to me and sad ,,,Are you also trading like he in s

I like this thread and I have a question.
They say that 90% of the (retail) traders lose and 10% win. So my question is:
1. what does bullish sentiment mean exactly (that traders are buying now? or that they would buy?)
2. for example if the sentiment is 75% bullish for EUR/USD. And this question is specifically what your experience is with it: in your experience, could you please share if it is better to trade bullish (which means: following the sentiment direction)?
3. Or is it better to counter trade? 90% of the traders lose, so if the biggest group will buy EUR/USD (75%), shouldn't we sell the EUR/USD then (or isn't that what we traders should do and just follow the big group? What does smart money/big investors do, follow the retailers or counter them?
4. To what extent do you think this sentiment direction is significant? I hope to have a constructive critical debate.

Do you have a link about MTF analysis with its explanation?

I agree with you, except on one point I would like to correct you.
You said "I agree that time doesn't affect which way the price will go, but using time can actually be very beneficial."

I don't agree and I will explain it by a test case.
1. Open the EUR/USD H1 chart.
2. Open the 'day-zone indicator' if you have this? It colors 'days' in the chart. Anyway you don't need it.
3. Look at each day from 0:00AM gmt at night until 7AM (London Open) gmt. Check each day for the past 3 months (or more if you need more confirmation). You will see that the market will 99% reverse exactly in the direction of 0:00AM gmt and either cross this price or stop there a couple of pips away.

conclusion:
There are situations, like the one I explained by throwing in a test case, where time will affect price to go up or down.

@Jake, @others
Final test case:
Can you open another chart and find a similar situation where time affects the price direction? The smaller timeframe the better, but seasonal influence is fine also.

Thank you for your great thread! You said that you are looking at the price (not wavelength/amplitude).

Question: what exactly do you relate the price with? For example, right now the price is 1.9977. What do you consider from this? And what else do you need? What do you look for?

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You also said:
"If a trader understands the equilibrium of a market, how is it achieved and determined, it almost immediately knows how to benefit from it. The image below will show you (a random picked example) of what equilibrium is in the market. This balanced moves are on the charts at all times. And for those that will eventually come to understand this, will be very clear how the markets are not random and can be traded very profitable."

In what sense do you consider equilibrium in your system? There are a couple of ways to trade equilibrium:
1. Since you are not using tools, so pivot/fib levels and pitchfork to check the centerline/median line is not what you are using. Are you checking the median line by looking at a naked chart?
2. Another way is trading the 100-50 ratio waves coupled with 100-30 ratios at the end.
3. Or are you using another equilibrium system?

You mentioned that the red and yellow line are in equilibrium. Could you explain how you consider this?
Do you consider this as same
- candle size
- pattern (for example, both waves are part of the M-pattern)
- wave or cycle
- amplitude
- wavelength (aka width)
- #fundamental rule: after news spike/gap, price usually reverses?
- #PA rule: patterns usually consist of 100-50 ratio cycles?
- nature
- degree
- order
- #Gann/pitchfork rule: the red one retraces approximately 50% of the previous movement. The yellow one that follows it retraces approximately 50% of the red movement. WD Gann/ Andrew Pitchfork 50% back to equilibrium principle
- or another point?

Ok, I've read the 19 pages (all pages). The thread initiator is gone, still we may continue the discussion with the 'title' as guide:

The title is: trading consistently for profits. What does this entail?
I could come up with the following. We could discuss:
- how to minimize losing trades
- how to maximize winning trades
- what to watch out for
- what to take into our system and daily action-based trading
- what everyone uses in their trading arsenal (a system, ok, but what else)
- what resources everyone is using
- what their kit of trading consists of
- and probably the most important:
* what do you want to discuss in this thread?