Never Lose in Forex - Guaranteed

thanks Chicky.
Now how does one determines the lowest value to buy?

In four ways:

1. Use a corresponding pair. For Eur/Usd one may like to use USD/CHF. If you think USD/CHF is touching its peak AND you can sustain even if eur/usd touches 0, buy eur/usd with appropriate leverage taking risk of blocking your funds that you can block for weeks or months. You can also use USD index etc.

2. When a pair touches its historical major bottom level AND you can sustain even if the pair touches 0, buy the pair with appropriate leverage taking risk of blocking your funds that you can block for weeks or months.

3. Any major level that has been significant enough to expect a reasonable bounce when pa touches it AND you can sustain even if the pair touches 0, buy the pair with appropriate leverage taking risk of blocking your funds that you can block for weeks or months

4. Major economic / fundamental development favoring a pair AND you can sustain even if the pair touches 0, buy the pair with appropriate leverage taking risk of blocking your funds that you can block for weeks or months

Cool
I will be trying this using really small sizes.

I always use very small sizes............ I ain't no woman

I'll see if I can keep your system on the tiniest size.
Thanks for the tip
just a trader

I am actually going to get an account for your method and post it on the journals section.

Congratulations, Great Selling.

I would like to see the method.

Everyone wants to see the method. But once looking at the method on first page of this thread, they go in a state of denial only because it asks for patience and returns are not crazy. There are plenty of methods with low risk low reward, moderate risk moderate reward and high risk high reward, but not a single method with low risk crazy reward....................... you know why?

Because we live in a dynamic world where things keep on changing every minute.

Hi Chicky,

I'm intrigued by your strategy, can I please have a look?

Low return + patience = long term profit.

Simple logic. I like it.

i dont wana be left out, can i check it out ?

You said this method delivers reasonable returns. what is reasonable return for you?

looks like to me page 1 describes the method.

thats it, i think

cool... lol

Buy gold, with margin call at $800 and tp at $1,900

BTFG

I strongly differ from the thread title as you will face loss in forex and it is good to lose because it will show you the areas for improvement. The more you improve, the more are the chances of making money. You can get a system working 90% of the time but you will still face loss those 10% of your trading positions. No guarantee mates that you will win 100%

The title sounds interesting.
I wrote somewhere else too: for why use forex if you gain 20% / year only?
There not needed any leverage, just simple exchange in 1:1.

Same question here, why to limit gains until so low the risk as very probably I will not loose in 100 trades, but for the 100 trades I need 20 years?
Why not 100 trades / month, with 20 loosing ones and monthly gain over 20%? -just to not loose any trade from 100 or 200? Doesn't sound smart for me.

It was a trader at a big institution who has TP 10 pip and 90 pip SL and in this style traded over years, the article doesn't told anything about leverage used.

Some people trade mega trends only. They have their own logic. It is easier for them to achieve high success ratio. With little bit of calculation, such traders can multiply their postions. Pyramiding is one such technique. People like Jesse Livermore also developed some other techniques, not exactly pyramiding, but something little different. Few also rely on reapeted attempts to catch a mega trend, they look for very high r:r. There is one thread on FF that has yet another technique http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=245149. However, some people also do believe in physical possession of currencies and commodities for capital gain without leverage. Some commodity retail traders combine both trading and capital gain element to their income, same is true for currency brokerage companies dealing in currency notes. They vary their inventory based on speculation. Many manufacturers also stock up raw material inventories beyond operating need for capital gain. Some commodity traders who physically move commoditities across the globe do also buy/sell options beyond their physical operating needs.

In contrast to the above, some traders go for short-term gains with risk times more than intended gain. They rely on high success ratio.

In short, there are many approaches. The bottom line is the compounding effect of "risk", "reward","cost of trade" (spread/swap) and "success ratio". This effect needs to be positive and should produce reasonable return.

if you only buy at very low price/cheap and hold it until the price going up and then sell it. Your strategy might be right for commodities such as metals, oils, commodities (coffee, wheat, etc).

for example the price of gold currently @1580/troy ounce. if you buy @ this price, and the price moving downward, your loss limited to 1580/troy ounce + swap cost, your opinion 100% correct. and i believe that someday in the future, the price may hit 2000/troy ounce or even doubled or tripled or so on. This also work on oils since oil prices have a strong tendency to go up in the future. I think most of you agree that the price of oil will go beyond $140 in the future but how long does it take to reach that price?

however it would not work for currencies. if you long for GBP/USD that means you buy GBP using USD. if you short GBP/USD that means you Buy USD using GBP. there is no tendency that the price of GBP will be strong somewhere in the future nor the USD will be strong in the future. Coz in curriencies there will be no scarcity factor which will put the price higher like we found in commodities such as oil and gold.

Anyway, if you are using that kind of strategies on commodities you will never lose in commodities, but you lose your opportunities to buy another asset which have a stronger price increase.