Thanks I will try one of them before the month runs out 
C-12's Supply, Demand and PA thread
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- Sep 4, 2013 11:53pm Sep 4, 2013 11:53pm
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Risk was 13 pips final close about 162 pips. {image}
Well Done
TSD
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- Sep 4, 2013 11:57pm Sep 4, 2013 11:57pm
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Went short a 2 lot. Risk 15 ...TP 60
Good Trading to all
TSD
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- Sep 9, 2013 6:06pm Sep 9, 2013 6:06pm
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- #2,733
- Sep 9, 2013 10:44pm Sep 9, 2013 10:44pm
Putting real account info out there may create real problems for the account holder. With all the ways that people can get into your account / personal information these days ..Once it goes onto the web.. I believe you can become a target " There is real risk by giving out this info ? "
@4Xfactor
There is no benefit for account holder to show his/her live account. On other notes, if let say some of them show their live account. Do you actually believe? More question will come, how do I know that the account was not temper? So easy to fake the statement. Off course you can ask like investor password and such but then again whats the benefit for account holder other than just to show off?
I know all member who achieve the next rank at AG as I'm part of it. There we learn and support each other, some of us are doing both live and demo. Off course move from demo to live not an easy task. We need to find the comfort level when doing live. Start with micro and eventually to standard account and become professional trader, there is no rush here. The main point is there is nothing to prove as we are not going to give signal service or any kind. We just do it for our self to make us better and consistency trader.
Just my opinion though
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- Sep 10, 2013 6:09am Sep 10, 2013 6:09am
@ydaudw
Just a brief reply, do not wish to string this out too long. In C-12's case, I have been following from the start, so if he showed an account with all sensitive data blacked out, and only trades showing, I would believe it. In other words, I trust his sincerity.
@srt
Ok, thanks for the feedback. Who knows, perhaps he will one day provide you with such a service.
The real dilemma for me, and many others actually, is that many people, from the PIE school especially, seem to present a distorted image of their trading. C12 is not the first one to suddenly disappear after months, and months and months of showing fantastic results, many live, with multiple lots. I may be wrong, but perhaps their loyalty to the 'school'/AG or whatever, makes them less inclined to show the rough side of trading, in public at least. This does create a hype of sorts and people get sucked into these other sites, believing that it is all real easy, and that anyone, given the right kind of support, can do it. Which we know is certainly not true.
I am all for positive stories, but there is no shame in saying that trading is a lot tougher than I thought it would be and perhaps it is not for me after all.
Incidentally, to repeat, I have nothing against AG, I am sure many there, including the admin, are very sincere in what they are trying to achive.
Just a brief reply, do not wish to string this out too long. In C-12's case, I have been following from the start, so if he showed an account with all sensitive data blacked out, and only trades showing, I would believe it. In other words, I trust his sincerity.
@srt
Ok, thanks for the feedback. Who knows, perhaps he will one day provide you with such a service
.The real dilemma for me, and many others actually, is that many people, from the PIE school especially, seem to present a distorted image of their trading. C12 is not the first one to suddenly disappear after months, and months and months of showing fantastic results, many live, with multiple lots. I may be wrong, but perhaps their loyalty to the 'school'/AG or whatever, makes them less inclined to show the rough side of trading, in public at least. This does create a hype of sorts and people get sucked into these other sites, believing that it is all real easy, and that anyone, given the right kind of support, can do it. Which we know is certainly not true.
I am all for positive stories, but there is no shame in saying that trading is a lot tougher than I thought it would be and perhaps it is not for me after all.
Incidentally, to repeat, I have nothing against AG, I am sure many there, including the admin, are very sincere in what they are trying to achive.
@ydaudw Just a brief reply, do not wish to string this out too long. In C-12's case, I have been following from the start, so if he showed an account with all sensitive data blacked out, and only trades showing, I would believe it. In other words, I trust his sincerity. @srt Ok, thanks for the feedback. Who knows, perhaps he will one day provide you with such a service
Anyone can be a trader, but most won't be successful at trading because they either can't accept to lose or cannot learn from their mistakes. At worst, they quit because they still believe "get rich in 90 days without doing anything..." - this in fact, is what I've experienced the most. Many hear from this ads or scam sites how easy it is to make money on forex, but also on some shiny indicator and when it comes to actual work, they just quit. Because they hope that forex might be a profession that can make one rich without working. But of course, that's not the case. It's a profession as every other business. Every trade you take, you compete in real-time against the best (and worst) traders in the world. It's up to you to find a way and strategy that works risking a bit of money for a return of estimated profit. But again, whole point is many just even fail to stick to one thing and work at that amount of time before giving up. There's a good saying about that... "Losers say what theyll do; winners do without saying."
You cannot expect to be a good trader by just trading a couple hundreds of trades. There are many type of situations that need to learned and one thing certainly is also the aspect of live trading. But again, if trading on demo isn't profitable overall, live trading will make it most likely even worse, because the psychological plays a bigger role there.
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- Sep 10, 2013 11:05am Sep 10, 2013 11:05am
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