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- Edited 2:09pm Feb 18, 2013 1:59pm | Edited 2:09pm
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- Edited 3:22pm Feb 18, 2013 3:12pm | Edited 3:22pm
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DislikedYeah I will post it up when it's done. Still waiting for stock of a new desk so there will eventually be 4 monitors in a row.
Here's the old setup at the old place a few months ago with 2 x 27's and a 22" taken off my iphone.Ignored
DislikedYeah I will post it up when it's done. Still waiting for stock of a new desk so there will eventually be 4 monitors in a row.
Here's the old setup at the old place a few months ago with 2 x 27's and a 22" taken off my iphone.Ignored
Dislikedwow , great setup... so many pairs in small windows...seems like a fast way to execute trades and see potentials
was this your M1 scalping setup or do you still have so many pairs across to react fast?Ignored
DislikedNot traded today and it has been a US bank holiday but there were some nice opportunities to be had on the M1.
I watched a few Sam Seiden's recent webinars earlier and he just takes 1 of these per day and that's his work done and dusted.
For some reason the mind rejects that as being a decent day's work, so the urge to keep trading more is very hard to resist.Ignored
DislikedYes, for some reason, this keeps spinning around my head all the time.
I mean , having a nice swing trade going on is nice, but wouldnt it be enough to scalp like one or two entries a day with very good odds. Then maybe go in with a higher position and go out after 15-30pips.
I know that for being a good scalper I first have to be a very good swing trader, who knows if we are trending, ranging and where the key HTF levels are, so that we do not run into the institutional orders by just focusing on M1/M5 daily levels.Ignored
DislikedIt's extremely easy to pick 20 pips per day trading off the M1, in fact it almost feels like theft. The problem that I've always run into is I cannot just stop trading, bank my profits and walk away. It's that old lack of discipline problem and quitting while ahead.
I'm going to test it this week and limit myself to 2 trades per day on the M1, then shut MT4 down and jump back onto demo and start picking off my longer term swings and intra day swings.
The ultimate goal is to trade larger time frames, read the market and catch every twist and turn....Ignored
DislikedYeah I will post it up when it's done. Still waiting for stock of a new desk so there will eventually be 4 monitors in a row.
Here's the old setup at the old place a few months ago with 2 x 27's and a 22" taken off my iphone.Ignored
DislikedNot traded today and it has been a US bank holiday but there were some nice opportunities to be had on the M1.
I watched a few Sam Seiden's recent webinars earlier and he just takes 1 of these per day and that's his work done and dusted.
For some reason the mind rejects that as being a decent day's work, so the urge to keep trading more is very hard to resist.Ignored
Dislikedmrhb30jr you aware of monetary meeting minutes... starts now - can cause a lot of volume at yenIgnored