I took the same trade with 99999 lots because it was 100.00% win for sure. easy money. the easiest.
Come on man...
Come on man...
- #29,764
- Feb 27, 2015 4:53pm Feb 27, 2015 4:53pm
{quote} If you and other deceivers stop acting like guru with all that misleading stuff then we can talk constructive about engulf till the next christmas. After the fact charts for explain dynamics and techniques is good, but then I want to see it applied on live charts before the fact and discuss winning trades aswell as losing one and not the same old bullshit showoff. This is how you discuss things properly and not like the other sneaky guru who claimed he can easily "read" the price and then one day you find he got like 50% losers or crappy...
What have you ever contributed? All i see is your bitter twisted view in your profile. Look me up and hundreds of charts on some other very well known forums, before the fact, during and after. Psychology thread that was hugely popular and hundreds of PM's. I have helped many people at different stages, many having the penny drop after lots of frustration. Been here for 8 years, contributed to other forums and here for the last 3 years.
I give because, i have been given. I will never "sell out" and create some complex course like so many others have. Why... because i am a trader and there is far too much money in trading than developing and baby sitting a course.
So i am bad for not posting before the fact, where every tom , dick and harry has taken this information from PIE thread, re packaged it and is ripping people off for thousands of pounds. When it is all here for FREE. RED would be sick to the stomach see people taking advantage by charging, i know he would!!
Still bad am i?
Most of my trading is done via mobile phone whilst i am around and about and getting on with enjoying life. Many times not possible to place before the fact trades. If people see a similar pattern play out hundreds of times on any TF , any pair it kind of sinks in. It is a visual thing , that is the way i have always helped and it has benefited many.
If you can not grasp the simple fact that the market is moved by set person or peoples and it is our job to see their intentions and then go with the money flow then you will never get it. I think you are a frustrated loser and can not except that it is eating away at you. frustrated that others can see it and you cant!! I am personally talking with a few people from this thread and they are doing rather quite well looking at the market in simple terms.
Last Friday's chart, woke up at 6am ish, opened platform on mobile, whilst bleary eyed and still in bed, see pullback after engulf...NAILED IT. caught all the drop from London open and half the rise from US open. Was going out got bored, Friday afternoon , close out all positions.
Want to challenge this??
Do you think i want or need to spend 18hrs a day on trading or FF so i can spoon feed children like you?? There are good people here and you are not one of them
I do not need to justify anymore that i can trade, enough people know !!!
Ton of people have learned from the way i present things and i am not going to change. So need to handle various pairs and post before, during and after marked up charts so you can learn. DO ONE!!
Good people are learning just fine, people like you are a parasite to this forum.
I do not think we have even seen one chart from you or any kind of participation.
If i ever hear from you again i will block you
Warren
I need to finish something i started
- #29,765
- Edited 8:11pm Feb 27, 2015 7:53pm | Edited 8:11pm
- Joined Feb 2009 | Status: Illegitimi non carborundum | 3,526 Posts
{quote} If you and other deceivers stop acting like guru with all that misleading stuff then we can talk constructive about engulf till the next christmas. After the fact charts for explain dynamics and techniques is good, but then I want to see it applied on live charts before the fact and discuss winning trades aswell as losing one and not the same old bullshit showoff. This is how you discuss things properly and not like the other sneaky guru who claimed he can easily "read" the price and then one day you find he got like 50% losers or crappy...
the usefulness of this post
Illegitimi non carborundum - Noli pati a scelestis opprimi.
- #29,766
- Feb 28, 2015 2:43am Feb 28, 2015 2:43am
- Joined Feb 2014 | Status: ember | 1,268 Posts
{quote} If people see a similar pattern play out hundreds of times on any TF , any pair it kind of sinks in. It is a visual thing , that is the way i have always helped and it has benefited many. (...) Ton of people have learned from the way i present things and i am not going to change. So need to handle various pairs and post before, during and after marked up charts so you can learn.
Just wanted to say thanks.
Cheers,
k
- #29,774
- Mar 1, 2015 4:19am Mar 1, 2015 4:19am
- Joined Mar 2009 | Status: Trader | 25,480 Posts
Two really good posts in my humble book.
Hey Naughty, A great set of questions and points presented in a very fair way. 
Hi Warren, An equally great set of responses in my humble book.
I have only just begun to follow this thread (from the end not beginning yet
) But it's enough to interest me into looking back from page 1 on now. I especially like and identify with the psychology aspects of your reply. As well as the learning curve I honestly feel every "serious" trader WILL go though no matter what "system" may be presented or what facts may back them up as profitable or not.
I've spent since 2008 learning to trade and I've worked very hard at it. As most here know, for me it's a matter of future survival. Also for me, as an individual, the "technical aspects" of how do so are far easier to learn than the ever encroaching psychological factors associated with trading. Not that the technical part is "easy"
, just easier. It took a few years to even hear about and begin looking at "market structure and how it works". I'm still involved in learning that to this day. But I've seen enough to know it's a huge part of the overall equation. Perhaps, if I dare say, THE part that must be known.
Having run my own business from age 16 until late 2007, I have no fear of money or amounts. That is to say, the number of zeros are of no concern to me as the risk relates "properly" as a % of the account. As I have a tiny irreplaceable account, with some rather unrealistic needs from it, my biggest psychological hurdle is risking more (far more) than I should as a % of it. I'm dealing with that now but it's a tough one as it defies all common sense and rational. (Hard for a very logical mind to deal with) LOL
Anyway thanks to "almost" everyone here for the posts and content. As the dust in my personal life settles over the next few months, I intend to read this thread from the beginning. I don't know what I will find but I can say this, if as you say "it's all here", I WILL see it in time.
Thanks again.
Chris
{quote} Hi Warren,
Naughtypip, You have not offended me and thank you for the questions you raise.
I have only just begun to follow this thread (from the end not beginning yet
) But it's enough to interest me into looking back from page 1 on now. I especially like and identify with the psychology aspects of your reply. As well as the learning curve I honestly feel every "serious" trader WILL go though no matter what "system" may be presented or what facts may back them up as profitable or not.I've spent since 2008 learning to trade and I've worked very hard at it. As most here know, for me it's a matter of future survival. Also for me, as an individual, the "technical aspects" of how do so are far easier to learn than the ever encroaching psychological factors associated with trading. Not that the technical part is "easy"
, just easier. It took a few years to even hear about and begin looking at "market structure and how it works". I'm still involved in learning that to this day. But I've seen enough to know it's a huge part of the overall equation. Perhaps, if I dare say, THE part that must be known.
Having run my own business from age 16 until late 2007, I have no fear of money or amounts. That is to say, the number of zeros are of no concern to me as the risk relates "properly" as a % of the account. As I have a tiny irreplaceable account, with some rather unrealistic needs from it, my biggest psychological hurdle is risking more (far more) than I should as a % of it. I'm dealing with that now but it's a tough one as it defies all common sense and rational. (Hard for a very logical mind to deal with) LOL
Anyway thanks to "almost" everyone here for the posts and content. As the dust in my personal life settles over the next few months, I intend to read this thread from the beginning. I don't know what I will find but I can say this, if as you say "it's all here", I WILL see it in time.
Thanks again.
Chris
Ghost Rider - WWTBMD?
- #29,775
- Edited 7:24am Mar 1, 2015 6:48am | Edited 7:24am
- Joined Aug 2010 | Status: Trader | 1,282 Posts
