DislikedEusd 1hr chart- looking good for shorts, but latest candle hasn't closed yet, but we have a hangman before itIgnored
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Why did you start trading and what do you expect from it? 19 replies
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DislikedEusd 1hr chart- looking good for shorts, but latest candle hasn't closed yet, but we have a hangman before itIgnored
Dislikedmother****er had my short order at 47might have just been a dick for a tick (or 2)
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DislikedTaken another 1/4 off at 59 (84 pips) as we are at the base of the previous rocket up on the left of the hourly chartIgnored
DislikedNice trading 131....
A nice 4hr close under all that crap above and a break of 1.3150 area could put us back to where we were last Thursday.
HOLLAIgnored
DislikedThanks, Turtle- you're up early or is that late!
Yes, I agree, and we also might get a retest of the h & s line to add to shortsIgnored
DislikedCheers, Trotty. Yes, it was a good one!
You know I nearly doubled my short order before going to breakfast, but thought "no, that's the road to ruin..", as I would have been overleveraging. But even though I could have made double, I 'm still happy with my choice.Ignored
DislikedVery glad you didn't too mate. I will often take trades at lower risk than usual because I like the setup but I don't like it THAT much but I will never put on a position greater than my maximum acceptable risk. You only need one of them to fail and you could easily spiral into loss chasing and even bigger positions to claw it all back etc.
I have seen some equity curves that have left me speechless. Gentle and consistent rises followed by a big jump and then a huge slide down back to where they started. You know exactly what happened, they got...Ignored
DislikedYes, spot on, Trotty. Risk before reward. Always. Period.
The danger comes as you say when either overconfidence or frustration or even desperation kicks in. It is easy to think "oh it's definately going to drop", but there are no absolutes in trading- anything can happen, which is why we must protect our risk and keep to our plan.
The club no longer trades, but it was called the fx500 club, but I think the founder, Dan Armitage still teaches and has opened another club. It was a very good introduction to trading for me- they had excellent...Ignored
DislikedLooks like pound is starting to catch up.
Let's see how this 1.5780 - 1.5800 holds up, lots of SMA's and fibo's sitting in this area.
HOLLAIgnored
DislikedAbsolutely mate. Only disciplined traders make it long-term, we all must be one.
Heard mixed things about these clubs, some say they helped them and others say that the contradicting calls people make leave them in a cloud of confusion. Glad it helped a little thoughIgnored
DislikedWell that's that gone straight after I posted! Great trade, Turtle!Ignored
DislikedI turned around to look at my charts after posting the last message as said What the F-----
It's a wild one today.
HOLLAIgnored