Posts by seravitae
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bullish entry when open below center band line and bid/ask/ or close crosses center line, vice versa for bearish entry. SL/TP you may have to play with.
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Agree with what most of SCM says - though, I would point out that distance may or may not be a deciding factor - one of my managers lives on the other side of the world, and I trust him more than I trust some local managers here. And he's pulled through. The main thing is to make sure you have accessible contact in a variety of manners. Phone, email, business address, etc.
Unfortunately these days I believe the creation of PAMM style accounts actually means that people can LPOA without necessarily requiring registration - and so every man and his dog are opening PAMMs. This has had no impac......
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You all need to see FXCM's statistical video. The main reason why forex traders fail has NOTHING to do with their strategies - all of FXCM's customer base, for the major pairs - successfully take profitable trades over 50% of the time. However they lose overall because they have poor SL/TP ratios.
The ACTUAL number one reason forex traders fail is because they use very poor or nonexistent money/risk management.
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Talk to the trader. Get them on the phone. Ask about their previous history, and evidence that they can back it up. Ask for an investor password to one of their managed accounts or a client's PAMM account for proof. Use only safe(r) methods of money transfer like bank wires that can be traced.
Traits i expect are a level of professionality and a sense of integrity. The most successful traders are not just nice people to their clients, they are nice people to everyone. Get to know them personally, but not too close, as you are still a client. If their personality or ethics seems to be incon......
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I think it would be better, instead of having just a fixed response, perhaps we can have some variables we can utilize to generate custom strings ourselves?
For instance, I might want to write something like:
"Seravitae's trading: I just bought %L of %S, and my stop loss is at %SL"
(%L = lots, %S = symbol, %SL = stop loss)
or something like that.
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