DislikedYes sir. Thatīs why low leverage and small percentage positions are key. They not only keep you out of trouble, they also allow you to profit from days like October 27th, 2011.Ignored
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DislikedYes sir. Thatīs why low leverage and small percentage positions are key. They not only keep you out of trouble, they also allow you to profit from days like October 27th, 2011.Ignored
DislikedThat's right. It was directed at anyone who is bearish the Euro... hence the bear trap and the US Dollar as bait.Ignored
DislikedThat's right. It was directed at anyone who is bearish the Euro... hence the bear trap.Ignored
Dislikedi continue to disagree w/ the tiny leverage argument. leverage is a proportional tool: no risk, no reward. you just have to be VERY careful about entry and not put on positions simply to have a trade on. wait for a setup and take it. if youre wrong, you typically will know it very quickly and you get out. re-enter as appropriate.Ignored
Dislikedi continue to disagree w/ the tiny leverage argument. leverage is a proportional tool: no risk, no reward. you just have to be VERY careful about entry and not put on positions simply to have a trade on. wait for a setup and take it. if youre wrong, you typically will know it very quickly and you get out. re-enter as appropriate.Ignored
DislikedC'mon PT you know better than that. I wasn't flashing anything in regards of number of pips from those longs well aware I was the only one who took the longs even being mocked by others the day Draghi made his speechIgnored
DislikedC'mon PT you know better than that. I wasn't flashing anything in regards of number of pips from those longs well aware I was the only one who took the longs even being mocked by others the day Draghi made his speechIgnored
DislikedWow, nice observation. I think he even didn't notice how fit the image is to the situationIgnored
DislikedWell honestly I don't see any pigs in this thread. Difference in sentiment, time frame, and the resulting trade direction is all it is. It;'s been a very very long time since I've seen anyone post in this thread saying that they are over-leveraged and about to get a margin call.Ignored
Dislikedi continue to disagree w/ the tiny leverage argument. leverage is a proportional tool: no risk, no reward. you just have to be VERY careful about entry and not put on positions simply to have a trade on. that (simply having something on for the sake of it) is speculation. if you want to trade.. wait for a setup and take it. if youre wrong, you typically will know it very quickly and you get out. re-enter as appropriate.Ignored
DislikedHere's a question for you. Looking at the charts now and seeing how PA is right up against very significant and tough resistance, would you be looking to buy or would you be looking to sell, taking into account that you are looking for the best risk/reward ratio?Ignored
DislikedHere's a question for you. Looking at the charts now and seeing how PA is right up against very significant and tough resistance, would you be looking to buy or would you be looking to sell, taking into account that you are looking for the best risk/reward ratio?Ignored
DislikedEven metals are weak...its all fubar'd.
http://www.thestreet.com/story/11793...go-silent.html
If you are sitting there and expected this today, you clearly are much wiser than me and I have no business pretending to know what I'm doing.
I may as well play some of this...and drinks served to me to help wash it downIgnored
DislikedMy apology it's not appropriate for me to joke around this sensitive moment. I will delete that post with 'pigs get slaughtered, don't be one' following your post.Ignored
DislikedWell, Iīm heavily short, so I guess that means I would sell here. Iīm not adding, though. I want to see how it acts when it breaks the Sept. high. Will there be follow through? Thatīs the question...Ignored
Dislikedyeah. short definitely appears the smart money play in terms of R:R. but i've thinking that for the last 2 cents. nothing is more frustrating than a 2-3 weeks of shorts stopped at BE, minimal gain or for a small loss due to less than perfect entry. in the end, i am a bear no matter how much i try not maintain a bias. i love chaos and red barsIgnored
DislikedMy whole week is pretty much as you've summed it up (long usd/cad @ 0.9865) currently BEIgnored
DislikedSame here, but I am short from many levels starting from as high as 1.4647 to as low at 1.2213. I have already taken partial profits many times over the course of the last 18 months from almost all the levels (some of them multiple times).
Anyway, my break even on the remaining floating trades is at around 1.3275 area (depending on swap and spread) and I will stop out all my trades if we hit that level. So for me there is no money at risk, but it would be a real b**ch of a waste of 5 months of my time if I have to capitulate now. Therefore I...Ignored