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- Confusion de confusiones. Penso de la Vega, Josef
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The Ultimate Fallacy in Technical Analysis 99 replies
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Disliked{quote} Ahhh yes thank you. But is not privicy problem. The rich bastards levelrage on everyone's kindness share videos on their server. But now they begin bully users. For 1 month already everytime i log in my youtube account they ask me prove i am not a robot. In fact they are the fuking robot. This time wgen i tried watch a link i posted here They ask me prove i am not robot. Then they cimplaun i watching thru unauthorised app, which in this case is ff. And they throw in all sorts bullshit act as if the gods. Fuk them. I can live without youtube....Ignored
DislikedIn my opinion, the most important mistake in technical analysis is that the same indicators analyze completely dissimilar markets: the stock market and the bond market, the foreign exchange market and the commodity market. In some cases, this approach justifies itself: a “double bottom”. But in many cases, no.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hahahaha grasshopper.. Nothing to disect. If your men came told you lost all profits and this. Tell me what would be your respondse? Already told you, you cannot trade your bias until she shows you her....... You was not blind. You had sturborn bias. And you thought yiu had learn become invincible. Try learn again from basics. Will be harder to learn now. You already have bias, if you develop fear of bias then you scorpion will be bigger. Becareful not to stroke it. Throw away this demo. Srart again another demo 50%less capital. I...Ignored
DislikedIn my opinion, the most important mistake in technical analysis is that the same indicators analyze completely dissimilar markets: the stock market and the bond market, the foreign exchange market and the commodity market. In some cases, this approach justifies itself: a “double bottom”. But in many cases, no.Ignored
DislikedIt has taken me so many years to finally understand the Preservation of Capital rule. For me, the trades I don't take are more important than the trades I do take. Or, to put it another way, my profitability improved dramatically when I focused on not taking bad positions rather than looking for more good positions.Ignored
Disliked{quote} 100% agree with this. My favorite trades of the day are the ones I don't take.Ignored
DislikedIt has taken me so many years to finally understand the Preservation of Capital rule. For me, the trades I don't take are more important than the trades I do take. Or, to put it another way, my profitability improved dramatically when I focused on not taking bad positions rather than looking for more good positions.Ignored
Disliked{quote} hi, disagree. preservation of capital = not taking death match to the point of destruction of core trading capital / knowing when to end a losing fight within foreign cap scope. not trading = incurring opportunity cost. as a full time trader, the cost will be big as that time spent watching market and doing nothing is not generating income. it is equivalent to a sales manager sitting at his desk watching the people passing him by (due to fear of loss or waste of time) instead of approaching them to pitch / sell his product. as a part time...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I respectfully disagree with you. The market is constantly moving but I'm not a market maker so there is no requirement for me to have an open position at all times (apart from the fact my balance is of course an open position whether I like it or not). If you think you have to be trading every move the market makes, I'd suggest that's a learning curve issue of yours. I'm happy with my performance. I tried the always-in approach and it didn't suit me. I lost more opportunities through wasting time battling back from losing positions than...Ignored
Disliked{quote} hi, Tks. This is an important discussion. You are at liberty to decide how you want to trade and manage your opportunity cost. it is then important to make a distinction between the professional MO presented on this thread vs what you are doing . My disagreement is with ur understanding of capital preservation as presented here. The starting point of the idea is to know when to end a losing fight . Of cuz if one decide not to trade , it is also preservation of capital. if one decide to be professional , then closest benchmark is the Professional...Ignored
DislikedBoth of you are correct. Found a posting by FTI.. https://www.forexfactory.com/showthr...83#post6971483 -- You chosed trading as lifestyle. No one can dictate what a trader must or can do stay profitable and healthy. Only the trader himself. Please no apologise for being human. Keep what works for you. Adjust self if diminishing returns sets in on your activities. If one can, contribute to the educating of others who comes after us. --Ignored
Disliked{quote} Both of us might be correct but only one of us is trying to tell the other what to do and insinuating that he is unprofessional. EDIT: I don't think I am adding anything of value to the thread at this point (if I ever did!) and I'm certainly not enjoying these interactions. More importantly, I don't wish to become embroiled in arguments over MOs and make a mess of the thread because I feel this would be disrespectful. For these reasons, I'll leave you all to it. I sincerely hope fti is well and I thank him for all he has given over the years....Ignored
Disliked{quote} Both of us might be correct but only one of us is trying to tell the other what to do and insinuating that he is unprofessional. EDIT: I don't think I am adding anything of value to the thread at this point (if I ever did!) and I'm certainly not enjoying these interactions. More importantly, I don't wish to become embroiled in arguments over MOs and make a mess of the thread because I feel this would be disrespectful. For these reasons, I'll leave you all to it. I sincerely hope fti is well and I thank him for all he has given over the years....Ignored