Just for my understanding: Is GBPJPY daily in preparation of a sell signal?
If so, would the stop be above the high of 17.10.2019 (141.49)?
If so, would the stop be above the high of 17.10.2019 (141.49)?
Just for my understanding: Is GBPJPY daily in preparation of a sell signal? If so, would the stop be above the high of 17.10.2019 (141.49)?
On 17.10.2019 I do not have the True Trend positive to determine the highest point of the last move. I still have the True Trend negative.
Here is a look at the last cross over from my view.
Let's talk a little bit further about what Aggressive Gains was. Aggressive gains was off of Super High Returns. And it was an experiment when I was trying to go ahead and have a 15,000% return in one year.
The record was held by Larry Williams who did 11,000% in one year, in 1981. I was trying to see if I could beat that manually trading and have a 15,000% return. And it got as high as 3,000% something right before the account crashed and of course the crash it's impossible, you need to maintain a 50% monthly return for 12 months in order to get a 15,000% return.
But I wanted to see if I had the ability to do it. And I only was able to get a few thousand percent return. I don't know how many people in the world could do that.
For example there was a 3,000% return and the draw down was 74% and it was achieving 94% monthly, and there were a lot of people who were following my progress and my journey, and my experiment and they wanted to be involved and they absolutely knew all the risks involved in such a highly aggressive experiment.
For example there was a 3,000% return and the draw down was 74% and it was achieving 94% monthly, and there were a lot of people who were following my progress and my journey, and my experiment and they wanted to be involved and they absolutely knew all the risks involved in such a highly aggressive experiment.
Clearly a 74% drawdown is risky as well as it was made super clear that the risk was high but people see the monthly return and see the opportunity to possibly make some incredible quick money and they were willing to take that risk. The risk was clear to everyone. But afterwards if you are bitter for taking the risk by your own choice knowing the risk, even though I prefer the outcome was different, let's all be adults and responsible for our choices when we clearly knew the risk.
The record was held by Larry Williams who did 11,000% in one year, in 1981. I was trying to see if I could beat that manually trading and have a 15,000% return. And it got as high as 3,000% something right before the account crashed and of course the crash it's impossible, you need to maintain a 50% monthly return for 12 months in order to get a 15,000% return.
But I wanted to see if I had the ability to do it. And I only was able to get a few thousand percent return. I don't know how many people in the world could do that.
For example there was a 3,000% return and the draw down was 74% and it was achieving 94% monthly, and there were a lot of people who were following my progress and my journey, and my experiment and they wanted to be involved and they absolutely knew all the risks involved in such a highly aggressive experiment.
For example there was a 3,000% return and the draw down was 74% and it was achieving 94% monthly, and there were a lot of people who were following my progress and my journey, and my experiment and they wanted to be involved and they absolutely knew all the risks involved in such a highly aggressive experiment.
Clearly a 74% drawdown is risky as well as it was made super clear that the risk was high but people see the monthly return and see the opportunity to possibly make some incredible quick money and they were willing to take that risk. The risk was clear to everyone. But afterwards if you are bitter for taking the risk by your own choice knowing the risk, even though I prefer the outcome was different, let's all be adults and responsible for our choices when we clearly knew the risk.
