Disliked{quote} Good for you; keep up the good work. How many trd you close per day? Edit:. What pair do you primarily trd or trd the mostIgnored
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Disliked{quote} Good for you; keep up the good work. How many trd you close per day? Edit:. What pair do you primarily trd or trd the mostIgnored
Disliked{quote} now... almost 7 years later, I realized cherry picked trade of 15-20 pips in and out is all I need. one or two times per week(sometimes more if market looks good, sometimes nothing if im not so confident with market) i quit my day job completely on beginning of summer and thought I can trade more due to more free time. but I was wrong. 1-3 cherry picked trades per week 15-20 pip , everything else is bonus. practice demo for lil scalps, sometimes on real with small lots. I quit long term trading about 2 years ago, noticed it got not profitable...Ignored
Disliked{quote} 3 trades x 20 pips = 60 pips. And that is enough for you for a week? You have to become more greedy, brother!Ignored
Quoting techanalystDislikedYou don't own anything to anyone, especially to rookie traders,Ignored
Quoting techanalystDislikedNo you will not see my trade explorer, you will not see my wins or losses.Ignored
Disliked{quote} last week was 190 pips all small trades. 15-20 pips is for big lots main focus) being greedy blew my accounts in pastIgnored
Disliked{quote} i seem to remember that last week as we were approaching 1.2000 you were firmly LONG and headed for 1.2500, and you stated clearly that you are a long term trader that trades like the big boys and you also insisted that trading is not gambling. but then when the eurusd dropped a hundred points, you stated that you had closed that long position. {quote} you took a loss, and yet you insist that trading is not gambling. i am an amateur, but i enjoy asking questions and i enjoy details. please dont ban me again and ease up on the $%^&* insults...Ignored
Disliked{quote} i seem to remember that last week as we were approaching 1.2000 you were firmly LONG and headed for 1.2500, and you stated clearly that you are a long term trader that trades like the big boys and you also insisted that trading is not gambling. but then when the eurusd dropped a hundred points, you stated that you had closed that long position. {quote} you took a loss, and yet you insist that trading is not gambling. i am an amateur, but i enjoy asking questions and i enjoy details. please dont ban me again and ease up on the $%^&* insults...Ignored
DislikedHello Traders .... I'm a beginner and I need you guys help .... Anyone wanna help?? Please.... Thanks in advance.Ignored
Disliked{quote} now... almost 7 years later, I realized cherry picked trade of 15-20 pips in and out is all I need. one or two times per week(sometimes more if market looks good, sometimes nothing if im not so confident with market) i quit my day job completely on beginning of summer and thought I can trade more due to more free time. but I was wrong. 1-3 cherry picked trades per week 15-20 pip , everything else is bonus. practice demo for lil scalps, sometimes on real with small lots. I quit long term trading about 2 years ago, noticed it got not profitable...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes, scalping. Trading is largely about probability, and there's always a higher probability of predicting a 20 pip move than a 70+ pip oneIgnored
DislikedI see EU at 1.15 in near future My long term Trade will be keep adding sell with rise of every 200 pips Let it run in my swap free account till target is achieved Will continue with day to day trading of scalping as usualIgnored
Disliked{quote} Near future? It's a one month or half year or? Why not near future 1,25000?Ignored
Disliked{quote} While i can agree that scalping can be easier for traders that like "fast" money and use "over-leverage", your comment is just not true from a technical viewpoint, maybe from a mental point for some. I make no offence, i also find short time trading easier to handle mentally, but trying to learn how to trade on longer time frames. Could you really tell the difference between a 1 day chart, 1 month chart and 5 min chart without knowing the timeframe? I dont think so..Ignored