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Disliked{quote} Well you have! Thanks to "geniuses" like you, many who actually have a wealth of knowledge and ability won't come into these forums because the ignorant ramblings of the uneducated or trolls makes one ask the question, "Why am I doing this for free?" I have tried to pass on what I think is valuable information and in fact information which others have paid literally thousands of dollars for specifics on this kind of process. You can chose to ignore it...that's fine...but why devote YOUR valuable time belittling others simply because you...Ignored
Disliked{quote} you know there is a saying "He who can does; he who cannot, teaches.". There are too many bullshits on FF already.Ignored
DislikedLearn to ask the "right" questions: A big part of gathering data on your trading is knowing which data points you want to see. Admittedly this is also a subject with many points of view, and it is really up each individual to decide which data points are most relevant to help decide what is needed...so that brings me to the title of this post...Learn to ask "the right" questions. Asking the right questions about your trading may be simultaneously one of the most frustrating AND revealing to your success. ..............................."Ignored
DislikedHow to be consistently profitable....
3. You develop a mindset where risk management is many times more important than your spectacular nice looking reward risk ratio and/or win rate. You factor into your strategy this possibility of risk of ruin in the design.
4. Following point 3 , stop loss management is the number one knowledge and skill to acquire. Study in a quantified research approach to find out the behavioural nature of the selected assets that you trade, the stop loss pips required relevant to current volatility and time of day. If you...Ignored
DislikedThanks to comments like the above "genius" and others I have recieved via PM...this is very likely my last post here on FF...I think this forum is a great tool for self and trading improvement. It has been a long journey for me but I was hopeful that perhaps someone might benefit from my point of view - freely given. But as I stated in the title of this thread... Yes!! You can be consistently profitable...but you probably won't do it. OK...I'm done. You may now continue with your pedantic "blind leading the blind" mentality...best of luckIgnored
Disliked{quote} So, are you teaching trading courses? I don't want to offend, but you know there is a saying "He who can does; he who cannot, teaches.". There are too many bullshits on FF already.Ignored
DislikedThanks to comments like the above "genius" and others I have recieved via PM...this is very likely my last post here on FF...I think this forum is a great tool for self and trading improvement. It has been a long journey for me but I was hopeful that perhaps someone might benefit from my point of view - freely given. But as I stated in the title of this thread... Yes!! You can be consistently profitable...but you probably won't do it. OK...I'm done. You may now continue with your pedantic "blind leading the blind" mentality...best of luckIgnored
DislikedGreat theoretical stuff...but I will give you(the trader) my personal best practical advice, in a very simple term. Enter a trade based on your edge, as you get to 2:1 go to BE + 5 pips...you will never lose money on this trade and perhaps the trade can surprise you and go 10:1 to compensate for previous Stop Losses. You can write me a PM to thank me later .Ignored
DislikedThanks to comments like the above "genius" and others I have received via PM...this is very likely my last post here on FF...I think this forum is a great tool for self and trading improvement. It has been a long journey for me but I was hopeful that perhaps someone might benefit from my point of view - freely given. But as I stated in the title of this thread... Yes!! You can be consistently profitable...but you probably won't do it. OK...I'm done. You may now continue with your pedantic "blind leading the blind" mentality...best of luckIgnored