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- grin replied Nov 8, 2013
All is perfect, life is great, just a few flash crash style 140 pip spikes out of blue.
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- grin replied Nov 4, 2013
If it is your style then good for you. I only hope the fruits and vegetables on your market stall have not got all rotten while you were insisting on your terms and refusing to discount in order to move the merchandise. You must have gotten some of ...
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- grin replied Nov 4, 2013
It is argument about nothing. Take profit is a stop loss. Otherwise, you should hold a positive trade either to 0 or infinity.
Trading Without a StopLoss
- grin replied Nov 1, 2013
It must be your crazy broker widening spreads before market closes. Find new one. No spike on other charts/feeds. While you might get around the problem with the broker by removing stops around certain times, it is not ideal and very risky if the ...
Trading Without a StopLoss
- grin replied Oct 23, 2013
Call it half full or half empty, it is still going to be the same amount of water. When properly placed stop is hit one would expect more losses to come, so it is up to trader to decide whether to sit through more of red ink, or close losing ...
Trading Without a StopLoss
- grin replied Oct 16, 2013
Then many students have to be thankful those losers exist. Otherwise, how would the students learned and succeeded if all traders were so successful and having no need to write and teach?
After years in trading, do you still believe in get-rich-fast BS?
- grin replied Oct 15, 2013
It is somewhat vague. What is the correct direction? Position going net positive by 1 pip? 5? 20? 100?
After years in trading, do you still believe in get-rich-fast BS?
- grin replied Oct 15, 2013
True. Proper tools are important. Discipline can help with consistency, but the system must be at least net positive in perfect execution conditions. It is all about pursuing the perfection.
After years in trading, do you still believe in get-rich-fast BS?
- grin replied Oct 15, 2013
May be he has no ability to execute his own strategies. I see your point of concern if this is the case. He tried and failed, but that still does not invalidate the approaches he teaches. Other people apparently succeeded. The following he enjoys ...
After years in trading, do you still believe in get-rich-fast BS?
- grin commented Oct 15, 2013
Hot news! China and Japan jointly agreed to write off the U.S. debts maturing in October 2013.
Obama says if GOP can't resolve debt standoff, "we stand a good chance of default"
- grin replied Oct 15, 2013
You do not feel that the professor who taught you a business course is somehow not qualified just because he has no conglomerate of his own. You do not feel that the professor who taught you a chemistry course is not qualified or puts you on the ...
After years in trading, do you still believe in get-rich-fast BS?
- grin replied Oct 15, 2013
Not every entrepreneur founds Google, Oracle, Walmart, Samsung becoming official billionaires overnight followings IPOs. Many who try just reach a fraction of success of these behemoths, but still able to make comfortable living. They come there at ...
After years in trading, do you still believe in get-rich-fast BS?
- grin replied Oct 12, 2013
I guess they are never wrong so they do not need to worry.
Real Fx traders do not use stoploss
- grin replied Oct 12, 2013
The original entry was at very good support/resistance given it bounced there twice, but what happened in between is a nightmare.
The clarity thread
- grin replied Sep 3, 2013
It is the same as saying that to be beneficial to society or economy bank or other businesses must be losing. Will you ever say this? Rates will change no matter what in order to balance existing money flows or anticipation of the effects the ...
Profitable traders: Would you quit trading for your career?
- grin replied Sep 3, 2013
Tell that to bureaucrats. In a sense any business is trading. One hopes that their skill set will result in a gain. By trading you facilitate trade. You are a money changer ( url ). There are often intermediaries and agents in any trade or ...
Profitable traders: Would you quit trading for your career?
- grin replied Aug 25, 2013
what is a random chart? how does it differ from a normal chart?
Prediction of random charts w/poll
- grin replied Aug 21, 2013
Vlady, What is the definition of black hole? I looked at earlier messages about the system, but unable to figure it out?
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