DislikedThe market has a thousand ways to move, this is just one way I could think of next week's projection. H1 chart; {image} H4 Chart;{image} Enjoy your weekend, +256Ignored
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DislikedThe market has a thousand ways to move, this is just one way I could think of next week's projection. H1 chart; {image} H4 Chart;{image} Enjoy your weekend, +256Ignored
Disliked{quote} I understand your point but just to let you know from a veteran analyst, most of the analysis here is bullshit. Don't let anybody fool you. If you pay close attention, you will notice that a lot of the people in here posting charts are also lying out of their ass most of the time. Which means they are likely losing money or breaking even. When I first started trading, I was hunting down veteran traders in New York. I physically met them and learned from them. The people on this site are very unprofessional and they like to bullshit everybody....Ignored
DislikedForexfactory is ground for hunting excepcional traders and trick and trap newbies into the habbit of trading. Here is where i interact with the corporation that dominates the industry. Subliminally.Ignored
DislikedThis is probably worth posting for anyone not sure of how i trade in regards to pips and return on a trade---- OK --- THE ONLY THING YOU CAN CONTROL IN ANY MARKET IS YOUR LOSSES, THATS IT. HOW MUCH YOU ARE GONNA MAKE IS UNNOWN (if you trade like me) Let me explain--- to make this easy lets assume we all trade at $1. So if your stop is 30 or 50pips away the math is simple Now lets say my target is 200pips, anyone will be thinking im gonna make $200. Well that is wrong. If i am confident in getting those 200pips i need to build positions. The last...Ignored
DislikedI am currently short cable with a HTF stop loss. Notice how AFTER reacting with a key HTF level we form a bearish Order block. Full close below. Notice how we opened this daily candle, ran up into the wick-body of the previous up-close candle (the sensitive point of the OB) and then we start making lower prices. Studying this will change the game for you, but you cannot take any of this with just a down close candle. It has to react with a HTF level first. Happened on Gold, Euro and Dollar Index. Best on DXY. Study this. Trust me. {image} {image}...Ignored
Disliked{quote} after using HTF for a while, I've just come to realize that HTF = support / resistance and nothing else and it may break it and go beyond!(and happens alot)Ignored
DislikedForexfactory is ground for hunting excepcional traders and trick and trap newbies into the habbit of trading. Here is where i interact with the corporation that dominates the industry. Subliminally.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Definitely feels that way. I have yet to see the proof of a lot of members here that they are really trading on live account and not using photoshoped images. It's annoying how untransparent members here are. I wanted to make and did make a new thread on FF here for real traders trading with real money and sharing real trading ideas and strategy, but yeah... there ain't too many real traders that are trading with real money here.Ignored
Disliked{quote} yeah Ive been trading for a very long time and none of that is real risk. It's a great way to get yourself into trouble. If you trade pound and you are wanting a need filled, then you'll get it basically every time. But not tracking it and desiring a want before needs are met is unnecessary risk. Common sense says - worst then worse case scenario then better scenario. Considering losses are not all one controls. Sorry but this is puppy love thinking. Maybe if you used a tiered approach you'd "win" on your obvious winners and gain a push...Ignored
Disliked{quote} cut the losses short, and let the profit run I've heard this in a random youtube video and the idea is absolutely fantastic. since when I started trading, I used to do something like 1:1, 1:1.5 risk to reward ratio and then I just realized that I should limit my losses and just let profit run as much as it can, since then, I've changed my r/r to something like minimum 1:4 to even 1:18 (lol on a pair which was a success recently). now my rule is that no trade below at least 1:4 r/r while maintaining a high winrate.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I have been trading a very long time and my trading works very well. I dont try to re-invent the wheel there is no need to. Trading has not changed in the last 3 decades and it wont anytime soon. The major difference today is there are more players, more retail, but the Game doesnt change. I trade for a living and wouldnt change a thing. This dont mean i get every trade right (i dont) but i just keep doing what i do and more importantly i try to help anyone trying to learn or find a system that they can work with. The more basic the better....Ignored
Disliked{quote} its laudatory what you do but ultimately fruitless. when i first started out trading in 2000 retail forex trading was in its infancy. the way to go was futures or the new discount stock brokers...anyone american over 35 should remember this fella LOL https://youtu.be/WOKDK0g1Gno well anyways a guy with the name oldman in a now defunct html type chat like FF used to say you can hand out the holy grail a of trading system, one thats guaranteed to make money but people will still screw shit up and only one out of a thousand will...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Definitely feels that way. I have yet to see the proof of a lot of members here that they are really trading on live account and not using photoshoped images. It's annoying how untransparent members here are. I wanted to make and did make a new thread on FF here for real traders trading with real money and sharing real trading ideas and strategy, but yeah... there ain't too many real traders that are trading with real money here.Ignored