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  • #181
  • Feb 1, 2015 6:38am Feb 1, 2015 6:38am
I will try and ignore the posts not related to this thread. I will only answer questions related to trading.
A lot of people asked me to show some charts. I will post some charts with my own trades.

Others asked if I keep a journal of my trades. I do and so should you. It will improve your trading.
There is a thread about how to keep a journal. In my opinion, the most simple and effective way I have found is to have pictures of your trades. Come back to the pictures at the end of the trading day or week and see what you have done wrong and more important why and what you have done right!
  • #182
  • Feb 1, 2015 6:40am Feb 1, 2015 6:40am
Quoting Ken A
Looks like another delicate secret in the making - the stick and carrot strategy Contact me thru PM but let's talk outside of FF thru emails/skype and send me your money then get slaughtered To all newbies you have been warned Guess what, next, I will be in the ignore list - guaranteed
Like I said there is no secret. You could trade profitable and find out what I have without my help. Nobody helped me. Just read a lot of books and done a lot of thinking, that's it!

I will not ignore you at this time just because of your post (as well as I haven't ignored anybody that posted here) and you are welcome to post useful info or questions here. Not garbage.
  • #183
  • Feb 1, 2015 6:44am Feb 1, 2015 6:44am
Quoting kinspk
{quote} Hi Bro, sorry to hear that. If you had been trading profitably for a long time, you shouldn't have give a damn of how others think or say about you, what really matter is money to be make. There is a button named "Trash", and that will avoid anymore unnecessary debate, while there is another button named "Cleanup" if you need to cry to someone, and the Admin might help. I used to receive a lot irritating emails asking for help, saving his 200k accounts, or trading for some unknown entities, etc, but I never receive rude message. I...
I understand your point of view and you should understand mine. Let me know if you want me to forward you the rude Pm I got. I will of course ignore everything rude from now on, but it gives me something to think about as would to any normal person: sharing my trading style and those rude or ignorant people taking it for granted. I got over it for now so let's move on.
  • #184
  • Feb 1, 2015 6:45am Feb 1, 2015 6:45am
pinktrade i noticed you are repeating your post again and again but you are not sharing anything
  • #185
  • Feb 1, 2015 6:45am Feb 1, 2015 6:45am
Quoting FxCba
{quote} I've been reading this thread with curiosity and patienly waiting for what has Pink to show, but reading this post I can say I'll keep waiting to see what's on sale Cheers
Nothing on sale. Look for a scammer elsewhere.
  • #186
  • Edited 6:54am Feb 1, 2015 6:49am | Edited 6:54am
Quoting pinktrade
If a trader understands the equilibrium of a market, how is it achieved and determined, it almost immediately knows how to benefit from it. The image below will show you (a random picked example) of what equilibrium is in the market. This balanced moves are on the charts at all times. And for those that will eventually come to understand this, will be very clear how the markets are not random and can be traded very profitable. {image}
If you want to stop the critics, start answering what everyone were waiting. You indeed keep beating around the bush. Use your energy and time on something more useful. Let's start below.

So kindly explain the chart about equilibrium?
The only winner is the one who survive the longest...
  • #187
  • Feb 1, 2015 6:49am Feb 1, 2015 6:49am
Quoting mario777
pinktrade i noticed you are repeating your post again and again but you are not sharing anything
I see that you and garyye already have been scammed by the same person. Garrye took his time to focus on that and not on this thread.
Yes, repeating and wasting my time with it, more than I would spend in a forum on a Sunday afternoon.
  • #188
  • Feb 1, 2015 6:50am Feb 1, 2015 6:50am
Quoting pinktrade
{quote} Hello Jake, I am not a big fan of fundamental trading as it is not reliable in my opinion, unless you hear the news before everyone else. I am aware of certain systems that are trading only during news and try to 'hunt' pips but that is not my idea of a trader. If you manage to trade for a living based on fundamental very good for you, I for one am glad to hear it. As for the supply and demand zones... this here is quite something that S/D S/R traders probably will hate me for it. Do you know why certain S/D zones fail to hold the price?...
So why certain S/D zones hold the price? We need your insight badly, as none of the traders here got it right.
The only winner is the one who survive the longest...
  • #189
  • Feb 1, 2015 6:54am Feb 1, 2015 6:54am
Quoting kinspk
{quote} If you want to stop the critics, start answering what everyone were waiting. You indeed keep beating around the bush. Use your energy and time on sometime more useful. Let's start below. So kindly explain the chart about equilibrium?
Bigwal was right. "Equilibrium is balance or flat line on the chart. We can trade because there is imbalance."

But we cannot trade just but finding the equilibrium in one instrument or chart.
Let's say you do know how to find equilibrium. What are you going to do next? Buy or Sell? How do you know who is in control Bulls or Bears?
First chart I posted showed equilibrium occurring (yellow line) in the middle of a small trend or upward move. The second chart I posted, showed equilibrium at the very start of a trend.
  • #190
  • Feb 1, 2015 6:56am Feb 1, 2015 6:56am
10 pages gone and no follow through. Unsubscribed.
  • #191
  • Feb 1, 2015 6:57am Feb 1, 2015 6:57am
Ok, unbelievable lets keep the discussion to the method. Please do not originate or reply to any post that does not have exact pertinence to the method for the next 200 posts cheers.
  • #192
  • Feb 1, 2015 6:58am Feb 1, 2015 6:58am
Quoting pinktrade
{quote} Bigwal was right. "Equilibrium is balance or flat line on the chart. We can trade because there is imbalance." But we cannot trade just but finding the equilibrium in one instrument or chart. Let's say you do know how to find equilibrium. What are you going to do next? Buy or Sell? How do you know who is in control Bulls or Bears? First chart I posted showed equilibrium occurring (yellow line) in the middle of a small trend or upward move. The second chart I posted, showed equilibrium at the very start of a trend.
You are weird, you keep asking back questions.

You claimed red move equal to yellow move, and till now you have not explain why? And now you claim Bigwal is right, when you don't have answers to your claims. LOL... Pls re-read what you post.
The only winner is the one who survive the longest...
  • #193
  • Feb 1, 2015 7:00am Feb 1, 2015 7:00am
Quoting kinspk
{quote} So why certain S/D zones hold the price? We need your insight badly, as none of the traders here got it right.
Like I said to you before this all bickering and trolling, my answer to that question will make you say at first that I'm crazy, if you are a trader that learned clasic S/D zones and base your trades on it. Specially if you are in profit a little bit.
Not saying S/D zones do not work for trading, I know they do, but I did not find them useful for consistent trading. They fail and quite often just as MA's do.
Of course, some tamed MA' s better than others and some tamed S/D zones.

S/D zones (in my opinion) are just coincidences of something larger and harder to grasp which will describe a little later in this thread after everyone will have all the info needed to understand that.
S/D zones can be actually calculated without looking at past S/D zones, just knowing the price. Do you find that hard to believe or understand?
Let's ask some of the members here maybe they know: CP or even Alexx90 might have some idea.
  • #194
  • Feb 1, 2015 7:02am Feb 1, 2015 7:02am
Quoting kinspk
{quote} You are weird, you keep asking back questions. You claimed red move equal to yellow move, and till now you have not explain why? And now you claim Bigwal is right, when you don't have answers to your claims. LOL... Pls re-read what you post.
I am asking questions (rhetorical ones, don't worry) because it's the way I think and work. I don;t know other way.
Bigwal is right by saying that we do not trade the equilibrium itself but the imbalance. I don't know if he understands or was just a presumption.
  • #195
  • Feb 1, 2015 7:06am Feb 1, 2015 7:06am
Quoting pinktrade
{quote} Bigwal was right. "Equilibrium is balance or flat line on the chart. We can trade because there is imbalance." But we cannot trade just but finding the equilibrium in one instrument or chart. Let's say you do know how to find equilibrium. What are you going to do next? Buy or Sell? How do you know who is in control Bulls or Bears? First chart I posted showed equilibrium occurring (yellow line) in the middle of a small trend or upward move. The second chart I posted, showed equilibrium at the very start of a trend.
that is the real question pink, once price reach a new equilibrium point.
By definition, at that point, neither bulls or bears are in control, there is an equilibrium.

This means also that, the equilibrium is going to break apart again soon, and a new move will begin.
  • #196
  • Feb 1, 2015 7:07am Feb 1, 2015 7:07am
Still nothing new, come on man Nobody cares about your PM or Mails .
  • #197
  • Feb 1, 2015 7:11am Feb 1, 2015 7:11am
When I first said equilibrium, I didn't use or refer to a term used in some definition, as there are a lot of equilibrium theories on the internet and books on different approaches, but Spaceduck, you are right.
An equilibrium represents a point where bulls and bears brought the market to a balanced state, where no one is in control and a move develops. This move it is not always the start of a large trend as most of you might think.
I see trends everywhere on the chart, small or big, but majority of traders look JUST for the ones very obvious.
  • #198
  • Feb 1, 2015 7:13am Feb 1, 2015 7:13am
Supply and Demand

I've said already the reason why Supply and Demand levels DON'T hold.

The markets move because of fundamentals. If an interest rate is higher, and the economy is still strong, the currency will appreciate in value as it is in MORE DEMAND than a currency which has a low interest rate and the economy is weak.

If we look at a market like this, the country has a low interest rate, inflation is still low and the economy is weak, like the Euro currently, then it isn't attractive for investors. So if we are coming down into a demand zone, but let's say the inflation report has just been released showing another decrease, then the price will move right through that demand zone as there simply ISN'T ANY DEMAND for that currency at that time.

This IS the reason why supply and demand zones don't hold. Price will try and reach equilibrium yes and people are talking a lot about it, but the point of equilibrium moves. Constantly.
  • #199
  • Feb 1, 2015 7:13am Feb 1, 2015 7:13am
@Pinktrade

Hi. I have just spent a couple of hours researching "Equilibrium" and I can not reconcile your chart with what I have found out, it does not make any sense to me. Equilibrium is when supply matches demand or vice versa, in other words in terms of what happens in trading, price action goes into a Range, there are 2 ways that I know of determining when Balance has been reached. How do you identify Equilibrium from the chart you posted?

1. Access to Order Book.
2. Identify Range on the chart, simplest method for the average Joe.
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  • #200
  • Feb 1, 2015 7:15am Feb 1, 2015 7:15am
Equilibrium points are all over the chart, more than anyone thinks and they are breaking as soon as they are formed to let a new move or trend begin.
The problem would be that in order to enter a trade that will be profitable (for 5 or 100 pips), the trader must know which way the move will head to (up or DOwn - there are no sideway moves - get it into your head) and very important to know is a minium of profit that move will be giving, in order to decide (at least for me) if it is profitable to trade that particular move or not.
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