Time Cell Trading

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Review
Silver
Actual Price: 26.75

EURUSD, H4, 2011 January 25
EURUSD, Daily, 2011 January 25
EURUSD, Monthly, 2011 January 25
Time-Zone: GMT +1

Has been published in the early morning today at:
http://fxbookies.com/viewtopic.php?f...63626&start=60

Daily & H4 are showing a divergence.

H4 has give final shape to shooting star and to two spinning tops signal indecision.

It's time for me to take the risk over with some enter shorts ~1.3650

Weekly resistance 1.3980/1.4248. Enter short at any risk here again.

I prefere to trade the TCT without any Stop Loss (most of the time, whereas with Hedging here and there) and then with a Reward-to-Risk-Ratio from 1:10

See the Example below, please.

"Advanced Trading Style"
If you make 5'000.-$ a Day (with a 250'000.- $ Account) you have to capitalize your Negativ-Saldo (neg. RRR) after 10 Trading Days.


"To put the card before the horse"
I have do then only the job to make exclusively the "1" before the "10" every Day and this ten times, but only once.

May be it sounds like to rock sb.'s world. I don't know!

Kindest regards
FXcube

The most trades had been short term trades today.


Profit: 15'074.02$

Thats a great trading for you FXcube, I wish I will able to do something half as good someday. I m still a big fan of your CCI divergence, still practicing it everyday on my demo.

keep up with the great post

nek

Forex Trading Psychology Articles

http://www.aboutcurrency.com/article...ychology.shtml

Trade Example
Ger30Mar11, M1, 2011 January 27

Enter Short at DR1 7178.5 & Exit at EMA200

Profit: 7'186.24$
(within a few minutes)

If you have a clever discipline and you can clever wait so here is an example how to make much money at the precise moment.
It's not necessary to trade the whole day and I wouldn't dream of it that a M1-Divergence could tell much. No it isn't!
The Pivotal Point has given me the most powerful argument in this trading situation at this moment.

Closed Trades, Today
2011 January 27

Profit: 26'168.78 $ $

to break one's chains - be chainless

Learn about forex trading psychology and how it can help you improve your currency trading performance.

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Mind Games – The Psychology of Forex Market Trading

When it comes to trading on the Forex market, winning is a matter of the mind rather than mind over matter. Any trader who’s been in the game for any length of time will tell you that psychology has a lot to do with both your own performance on the trading floor and with the way that the market is moving. Playing a winning hand depends on knowing your own mind – and understanding the way that psychology moves the market.

Studying the psychology of the market is nothing new. It doesn’t take a genius to understand that any arena that rides and falls on decisions made by people is going to be heavily influenced by the minds of people. Few people take into account all the various levels of mind games that motivate the market, though. If you keep your eye on the way that psychology influences others – including the mass psychology of the people that use the currency on a daily basis – but neglect to know what moves you, you’re going to end up hurting your own position. The best Forex coaches will tell you that before you can really become a successful trader, you have to know yourself and the triggers that influence you. Knowing those will help you overcome them or use them. Are you saying ‘Huh?” about now? Believe me, I understand. I felt the same way the first time that someone tried to explain how the mind games we play with ourselves influence the trades and decisions that we make. Let me break it down into more manageable pieces for you.

Anything involving winning or losing large sums of money becomes emotionally charged.

All right. You’ve heard that playing the market is a mathematical game. Plug in the right numbers, make the right calculations and you’ll come out ahead. So why is it that so many traders end up on the losing end of the market? After all, everyone has access to the same numbers, the same data, the same info – if it’s math, there’s only one right answer, right?
The answer lies in interpretation. The numbers don’t lie, but your mind does. Your hopes and fears can make you see things that just aren’t there. When you invest in a currency, you’re investing more than just money – you make an emotional investment. Being ‘right’ becomes important. Being ‘wrong’ doesn’t just cost you money when you let yourself be ruled by your emotions – it costs you pride. Why else would you let a loser ride in the hope that it will bounce back? It’s that little thing inside your head that says, “I KNOW I’m right on this, dammit!”

Bottom line: You can’t keep emotions out of the picture, but you can learn not to let them control your decisions.
To most people, being right is more important than making money.
Here’s the deal. The way to make real money in the forex market is to cut your losses short and let your winners ride. In order to do that, you have GOT to accept that some of your trades are going to lose, cut them loose and move on to another trade. You’ve got to accept that picking a loser is NOT an indication of your self-worth, it’s not a reflection on who you are. It’s simply a loss, and the best way to deal with it is to stop losing money by moving on – and really move on. Moving on means you don’t keep a running total of how many losses you’ve had – that’s the way to paralyze yourself. This brings us to the next point:

Losing traders see loss as failure. Winning traders see loss as learning.

Not too long ago, my twelve year old son told me that before Thomas Edison invented a working light bulb, he invented 100 light bulbs that didn’t work. But he didn’t give up – because he knew that creating a source of light from electricity was possible. He believed in his overall theory – so when one design didn’t work, he simply knew that he’d eliminated one possibility. Keep eliminating possibilities long enough, and you’ll eventually find the possibility that works.

Winning traders see loss in the same way. They haven’t failed – they’ve learned something new about the way that they and the market work.

Winning traders can look at the big picture while playing in the small arena.

Suppose I told you that last year, I made 75 trades that lost money, and 25 that made money. In the eyes of most people, that would make me a pretty poor trader. I’m wrong 75% of the time. But what if I told you that my average loss was $1000, but my average profit on a winning trade was $10,000? That means that I lost $75,000 on trades – but I made $250,000, making my overall profit $175,000. It’s a pretty clear numbers game – but how do you keep on trading when you’re losing in trade after trade? Simple – just remember that one trade does not make or break a trader. Focus on the trade at hand, follow the triggers that you’ve set up – but define yourself by what really matters – the overall record.

http://www.forexmarketexplained.com/...t_Trading.html

Mind Games

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Hello forexcube
After making another step towards the realization of trailers with Time Cell Trading
decided to ask you a few questions.
1.C what broker you work (preferably a link)?
2. some time to work do you recommend?
of good news for me, I was again profitable
http://xmages.net/storage/10/1/0/7/d...d/2d8265f7.png
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Сделав очередной шаг к осознанию прицепов работы с Time Cell Trading
решил задать вам пару вопросов.
1.С каким брокером вы работаете (желательно ссылку) ?
2. какое время для работы вы рекомендуете ?
из приятных новостей для меня я снова прибыльный

Closed Trades Today, 2011 January 28

Profit: 40'518.87 $

to break one's chains - be chainless

Demo Account
250'000.-$, Beginning Date: 2011 January 13
Target: 1'000.-$ a Day (0.4% a Day)

2011 January 28:
Equity: 350'494.39$

Profit: 100'494.39$ http://cdn.forexfactory.com/images/s...m/thumbsup.gif

See the History File at the attachment, please.

http://www.myfxbook.com/members/Fore...000--day/77119
http://www.myfxbook.com/members/Forexcube
http://twitter.com/forexcube

Hi Gregory-1991

I apologize that I don't make the name of my brokers public.
What I would recommend is EURUSD down long term around 1.37/1.40, Target: 1.25 this year & a Long Term Carry Trade GBPTRY Sell ~2.565, Target: 2.345. Temporary trades? "Ger30mar11" are given a great desin at H1/H4 Level with CCI(14) Tops & Bottoms and supplementary with divergence trading here. Last one you can find at the Broker Activtrades http://www.activtrades.co.uk/index.aspx.

Be aware that I don't trade without any stop loss, so it's absolutely equal for me if the price would run in the counterpart direction for a time. My trading concept allows me the waiting pending acceptance.

Kindest regards
FXcube

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thanks

USDCAD, H4, 2011 January 30

GBPTRY, H4, 2011 January 30
GBPTRY, Weekly, 2011 January 30

Sell and earn twice with the Long Term Carry Trades

Target: ~2.330 / 2.250