Alexander74645 posted:
Hi Robert
I want to draw your attention to the cryptocurrency market. There has been a lot of demand for this trading instrument recently. Why aren't you trading cryptocurrency now? Do you consider trading cryptocurrency on your account in the future? I think many people would be interested to see this trade. It seems to me that you will show good results in this direction.
Have a good trade

Yes, this is a very interesting trading option. And, undoubtedly, a lot of people make very good money on it. One acquaintance of mine recently raised a little more than 19 thousand in two weeks trading crypto. However, as I mentioned earlier, I see crypto-currencies as a promising but highly speculative market. Which is very difficult, if not impossible, to calculate using mathematical and analytical models. Changes in the exchange rate are unstable and, very often, baseless. Sometimes it is impossible to understand what caused them. For instance, confirmed security breach of a large crypto-currency exchange can either plummet the exchange rate or not affect it at all. Thus the risk profile is way past the level I am used to.

Robert647373 posted:

Alexander74645 posted:
Hi Robert
I want to draw your attention to the cryptocurrency market. There has been a lot of demand for this trading instrument recently. Why aren't you trading cryptocurrency now? Do you consider trading cryptocurrency on your account in the future? I think many people would be interested to see this trade. It seems to me that you will show good results in this direction.
Have a good trade

Yes, this is a very interesting trading option. And, undoubtedly, a lot of people make very good money on it. One acquaintance of mine recently raised a little more than 19 thousand in two weeks trading crypto. However, as I mentioned earlier, I see crypto-currencies as a promising but highly speculative market. Which is very difficult, if not impossible, to calculate using mathematical and analytical models. Changes in the exchange rate are unstable and, very often, baseless. Sometimes it is impossible to understand what caused them. For instance, confirmed security breach of a large crypto-currency exchange can either plummet the exchange rate or not affect it at all. Thus the risk profile is way past the level I am used to.

You are right about cryptocurrencies. It is very problematic to calculate the direction of the price movement of this trading instrument. I also have friends who made good money on this. And I am also actively studying this market at this time.

I think it is not easy to switch from trading currency pairs to trading cryptocurrencies. Indeed, in fact, this is a different trade, which is very different from each other. In Forex, traders, in fact, do not trade currency. All the time they make bets among themselves - who is the best to predict the future exchange rate. Forex is a kind of gambling club. The trader opens a deposit denominated in some currency, usually in US dollars. Whatever positions he opens, he still only owns dollars. For example, if a trader buys eurusd, it does not mean that he becomes the owner of the euro, it only means that he made a bet with other participants in the game that he expects the euro to rise. If the eurusd rate rises, the trader's position in dollars increases, if it falls, it decreases. Physically, a trader does not own a single euro, even if he buys eurusd for his entire deposit.
The world of cryptocurrencies is completely different. Cryptocurrencies are traded on exchanges, in contrast to forex, in the very coins that are used. Each trader has the coins that are in his portfolio, and not their equivalent expressed in the currency of the deposit. He does not make a bet, he actually exchanges some coins for others and at any time can take them to his wallet. Trading does not go through imitation, but through real exchange operations. This is the main difference between the forex world and the cryptocurrency world.
Therefore, it can be difficult for traders to switch themselves from one trade to another.

That looks like a very good system and even the results are good. I hope you try to sell this some time.

Not a bad trade. This month alone, you should be careful about opening trade positions. I have analyzed your trade. In general, very good. On what result do you plan or want to close this trading year?

GabrielO posted:
Not a bad trade. This month alone, you should be careful about opening trade positions. I have analyzed your trade. In general, very good. On what result do you plan or want to close this trading year?

Thank you. I'll heed your hints. In this area, I don't think I can comfortably 'expect' anything. Expectations can lead to 'hope,' and hope can lead to bad decisions.
I plan to stabilize the system up to 15% + monthly and reduce the level of drawdown acceptability.

I want to withdraw some of my funds. And with the remaining amount I will continue trading and correcting the system. So far, I can't answer you for the exact numbers.

Taeusz1342354 posted:
I think it is not easy to switch from trading currency pairs to trading cryptocurrencies. Indeed, in fact, this is a different trade, which is very different from each other. In Forex, traders, in fact, do not trade currency. All the time they make bets among themselves - who is the best to predict the future exchange rate. Forex is a kind of gambling club. The trader opens a deposit denominated in some currency, usually in US dollars. Whatever positions he opens, he still only owns dollars. For example, if a trader buys eurusd, it does not mean that he becomes the owner of the euro, it only means that he made a bet with other participants in the game that he expects the euro to rise. If the eurusd rate rises, the trader's position in dollars increases, if it falls, it decreases. Physically, a trader does not own a single euro, even if he buys eurusd for his entire deposit.
The world of cryptocurrencies is completely different. Cryptocurrencies are traded on exchanges, in contrast to forex, in the very coins that are used. Each trader has the coins that are in his portfolio, and not their equivalent expressed in the currency of the deposit. He does not make a bet, he actually exchanges some coins for others and at any time can take them to his wallet. Trading does not go through imitation, but through real exchange operations. This is the main difference between the forex world and the cryptocurrency world.
Therefore, it can be difficult for traders to switch themselves from one trade to another.

You described everything quite accurately and in detail. But on the last point, I disagree with you. Since for a good trader, trading and continuous improvement are constant and daily pursuits. Therefore, it is not a problem or difficulty to understand how to trade a new trading instrument. If there is a need to rebuild and start trading cryptocurrency. You just take it and do it.

Your system is performing well. I would like to create something similar to your trading system. These yield results are fine with me.

Hello Robert. You have withdrawn funds from your account. As I understand it, you have withdrawn the initial deposit with a profit. Congratulations. You are on the right track. I would like to start cooperation with you in the future. I think it will be beneficial for everyone. Have a good trade and happy holidays.

Congratulations on your successful withdrawal. I noticed that most traders often withdraw part of their funds before the holidays.

Good trade.

Good trading results.

Looks like a good system to me but if you’re looking for some discussion, you should share more details about the strategy and indicators used.

I like your stable trading. But it's really interesting to learn about its features. Share with me if you want?

I like your stable trading. But it's really interesting to learn about its features. Share with me if you want?

I beg your pardon, apparently I put on the Internet, and I duplicated my messages.

Good continuation of good trading.

We all hope to be trading that size someday! Keep it up!

how can i copy this system?