idk i really want to jus make 20$ so im officially profitable but recently have been very hesitant with trading
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Disliked{quote} Why are retail traders always on the losing side of the trade? This isn't a dig or sarcasm. I really want to know why? Did you know that retail traders are so consistently on the wrong side of the trade that profitable trading strategies have been built around simply trading in the opposite direction of retail traders?Ignored
Disliked{quote} true i guess but its jus really annoying how imma loose alot of money and my brother thinking about how day trading is not profitableIgnored
Disliked{quote} It hit the most recent daily low, so in my books it has the right to go up. No change on the hourly yet. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} It's true.. look at NZD/CHF for example. Staggering 99% of clients are net long. Everyone is buying the "dip". Eventually, they will be right, because a currency cannot lose it's complete value against the other, but... Big Banks: look at all this free money...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Why are retail traders always on the losing side of the trade? This isn't a dig or sarcasm. I really want to know why? Did you know that retail traders are so consistently on the wrong side of the trade that profitable trading strategies have been built around simply trading in the opposite direction of retail traders?Ignored
Disliked{quote} I just know what I'm doing and don't have a political bias involved in my trading. I could be from Timbuctoo, and I would still see the same thing. It's OK to have a political agenda but it's not OK to lose money.People in here love to lose money and lie about their trading results by only closing their winning trades and hiding their open floating losing positions.
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Disliked{quote} We're at the same level as we started the descent this morning. If the red line gets broken, looking for shorts on the 5 min chart is valid again. {image} Just to be clear - I'm learning - this is not a signal. I'm dumb - don't follow me.Ignored
Disliked{quote} One of the main reasons is because they see a trend as a reversal when it is in-fact a correction , a lot of market structure has been taught incorrectly because we have to take into account at least two degrees of swings on our charts in order to make the right decisions. Nothing wrong with trading a correction but you have to look for a trend against which is a correction itself and this confuses traders because of the belief systems that have been put in place by false information regarding trends.Ignored
Disliked{quote} It's true.. look at NZD/CHF for example. Staggering 99% of clients are net long. Everyone is buying the "dip". Eventually, they will be right, because a currency cannot lose it's complete value against the other, but... Big Banks: look at all this free money...Ignored
Disliked{quote} you need to know when to open a position so that ALGO does not blow up the account.Ignored
Disliked{quote} GU Final Correction of 2C before the actual Waveskie 3 kicks in.{image}
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Disliked{quote} yeah i guess trends are different things in different asset classes too?Ignored
Disliked{quote} true i guess but its jus really annoying how imma loose alot of money and my brother thinking about how day trading is not profitableIgnored
Disliked{quote} Off setting trades. Hedge sell trades vs buy trades. Closed 7 buy trades vs 2 sell trades = 42 pips profit today. One buy trade locked at break even and some. I have many trades up yonder and down under to offset stuff ups, which fortunately I have not touched yet. Caution to the wind. I am a short, medium to long term trader and it is nothing to have a trade in 75 to 100 pips draw down. Please do not compare me to a day trader as I have nothing in common. Range conditions is a long term traders nemesis but there is a work around, as I have...Ignored