{quote} @maximinus: I close out 1 YARD and leave the others running then I re-enter at entry price and close again at support etc etc etc If you are a part of a football team and you all went to a bar to celebrate winning the championship cup and someone at the bar pics a fight with one of your team mates - isn't the whole team going to stand behind that team mate and isn't the team mate going to say to the person who picked the fight, "GO ON PUNK, MAKE MY DAY" Same thing happening here in the forex. I am the man who the bulls picked the fight...
@HDA
I should have specified why I asked this question. It was not to see anything about your trade, but simply because whenever I have several lots (5 is a maximum for me, lol) and I close all my positions when the price reaches resistance (long) or support (short), it's at this time that the support or resistance breaks and the price drops or fly dizzily. To avoid this, I got used to close my positions only partially, and of course in this case, the price is definitely flying in the other direction after touching my support/resistance and I lose a good portion of my profits hoping that the price return, and of course it never comes back.
Thank you for your answer, if I understood correctly, partial profits. I'll keep in mind.
Good luck on your trade because for me the euro is bullish. An old analysis confirmed by the market, until today.Post# 806,033
In all honesty I'll tell you what I think, not of you (I feel rather good), but rather that your posts can cause good or bad about others especially those who do not have the market experience.
You've given here, and as you did earlier in the forum EuroCad a treasure for everyone to improve, grow and succeed in the forex. The importance of being in harmony with oneself focusing on personal development. But I'm sure 99% of people will give no importance to this point and then they will actually make no effort to improve on this field. If your posts opens this door for only few members, then your involvement in this forum will not have been in vain. So I say thank you on their behalf.
I can only testify here, the importance of personal development to succeed. The day I realized this, I made a giant step. And the day I began to put into practice what I learned, the way I approach my trades has completly changed my results improved. Unfortunately, few people focus on personal well-being and the need for kindness to others. But of course, when a crook tries to scam others (not you but others well identified), it is of course our duty to down the ring and forget his personal well-being and give a good fight.
On the negative side of your posts, I just raise it one. More you are educated (in a field), the greater your responsibility to others. All forum members (less you) will never trade 1 yards, but many say if someone trading 1 yard has such an analysis/position, he must surely be right and thus they will follow you and eventually have a margin call. I think if you gave your analysis and your informations on the options without disclosing the number of lots you trades, you would have render a better service to the members in this forum. It's just a personal opinion, my way of thinking about democracy, each one has a responsibility over all.
I do not practice any sport and certainly not a team sport. So no collective fight. The only sport I play is Yoga
But of course like everyone else I like from time to time a good little fight for a good cause, even here.
All in all, thanks for the inputs you gave.
@every one
If you are interested in associating trading with well being (I don't know how to name it), zen etc.. or want to work on yourself, there is an excellent thread here in FF. Just search, you'll find a treasure.
Don't be smart. Be rich.
(or i am reading it incorrectly 
) , 10M unit / 100 std lot is one yard @ his broker (not 1000 Million/ 1 Billion as investpedia saying )
