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90% are loser ..why ?

Muscat
Feb 15 2019 at 14:06
posts 11
togr posted:
vedranm posted:
What would you include in a trading plan?

that is actually pretty easy
1. When to open trade (usually when you see your trading pattern, whatever it is)
2. When to exit trade (end of bar, take profit, stop loss)
3. Risk mgmt - trade size, margin used, equity protection

That is a useful information but the problem I have is 'When you see your trading pattern, whatever it is' - I do not know what trading pattern to look for I have tried many but most ended up in loss and how to choose SL and TP
tjat
Feb 15 2019 at 14:10
posts 5
Yesterday I go long the EUR/CAD and I got +112pips profit. W on bottom retreace before news and jump up. I combine technical and economy works for me. Today I shorted EURUSD basic trend with lower high style. This is not rocket science.
tjat
Feb 15 2019 at 14:11
posts 5



Thats how I see that. Just basic things nothing else and I check always economy if there is some release coming. There is so many way to trade. Somatimes I trade after news also but not yesterday. Just wind your way to trade. All the answers can be found on the chart.
parish
Feb 17 2019 at 07:14
posts 60
the problem with retail trading is that you are connected to brokers .
en not a direct connection on the interbank like al the great institutes .
en they wil do evrything to make it difficult to make money with your ea
or without..
their weapons are slippage ,spread, swap,freesing platform screen,
counter trading en lowering speed refusing withdrawals etc
they have more info on the market than us.
every positions they know.
so actualy whe are the blind crowd .
or the dumb money.
en they are the smart money because they know
where to send the market .
en as client you have never no defense
it is always the client's fault
regulated or not thats how it works .
en the ea commercials will of course speak en defend ea 'S for their pockets
its that simple😎
i trade to make money not to be right
parish
Feb 17 2019 at 07:23
posts 60
these institutions en commercials also provide incorrect information
and strategiestraining etc
with teachers or salesmanagers who work on percent
paid by the trading industry
so knowing who your opponent is a step forward
😎
i trade to make money not to be right
Pacifico
Feb 18 2019 at 14:32
posts 10
tjat posted:



Thats how I see that. Just basic things nothing else and I check always economy if there is some release coming. There is so many way to trade. Somatimes I trade after news also but not yesterday. Just wind your way to trade. All the answers can be found on the chart.

Nice trades. Are you just using chart patterns for your entries or is their something more?
Mohammadi
Mar 05 2019 at 16:34
posts 886
traders fail always , because they trade with no analysis , most of the time traders trade with emotions , this is one of the top reason for losing in trade. 
parish
Mar 08 2019 at 08:09
posts 60
even with analyse its dificult to win against the institutes because they trade against you with algo ryrmes who have no fellings or regrets or stres etc ...
i trade to make money not to be right
Darisa (darisa)
Mar 14 2019 at 07:25
posts 22
First, you need to search a good strategy, learn to manage risk and waiting for good profits:)
mrBronder (Magelaus)
Mar 14 2019 at 11:31
posts 4
darisa posted:
First, you need to search a good strategy, learn to manage risk and waiting for good profits:)
I completely agree! Strategy is very important :)
CRPA9
Mar 15 2019 at 08:11
posts 21
People want to get rich quick and over expose there accounts.
Wildbill
Mar 15 2019 at 08:17
posts 40
Retail traders mostly fail because they attempt to trade FX, a market dominated by a few big banks with an agenda, without learning what that agenda probably is for the day and how to read the BBs price actions.

I bounced around for years with indifferent results and spent lots of money on EAs and programs that were supposed to do my thinking (trading) for me. I chased every new idea or program including scalping, moving crossovers, double bollinger bands, and my gut feelings.

Happily, I found a training site with a daily mentoring program that taught me the whys of the market and had the tools in unique charts that help me trade. I've been profitable with 86% winning trades for almost 4 years.

You need to find a similar training experience that you can believe in and then invest some money in your education with their mentoring. If you do this, you can pay for your education with profits from your trading.
Wildbill
Mar 15 2019 at 08:17
posts 40
Retail traders mostly fail because they attempt to trade FX, a market dominated by a few big banks with an agenda, without learning what that agenda probably is for the day and how to read the BBs price actions.

I bounced around for years with indifferent results and spent lots of money on EAs and programs that were supposed to do my thinking (trading) for me. I chased every new idea or program including scalping, moving crossovers, double bollinger bands, and my gut feelings.

Happily, I found a training site with a daily mentoring program that taught me the whys of the market and had the tools in unique charts that help me trade. I've been profitable with 86% winning trades for almost 4 years.

You need to find a similar training experience that you can believe in and then invest some money in your education with their mentoring. If you do this, you can pay for your education with profits from your trading.
vontogr (togr)
Mar 15 2019 at 08:18
posts 4862
Wildbill posted:
Retail traders mostly fail because they attempt to trade FX, a market dominated by a few big banks with an agenda, without learning what that agenda probably is for the day and how to read the BBs price actions.

I bounced around for years with indifferent results and spent lots of money on EAs and programs that were supposed to do my thinking (trading) for me. I chased every new idea or program including scalping, moving crossovers, double bollinger bands, and my gut feelings.

Happily, I found a training site with a daily mentoring program that taught me the whys of the market and had the tools in unique charts that help me trade. I've been profitable with 86% winning trades for almost 4 years.

You need to find a similar training experience that you can believe in and then invest some money in your education with their mentoring. If you do this, you can pay for your education with profits from your trading.

Dear WilliBilly,

if you are so successful why don't you publish your trading account here on MFB,
like me for example.
Geewizzy
Mar 17 2019 at 10:59
posts 1
Wildbill posted:
Retail traders mostly fail because they attempt to trade FX, a market dominated by a few big banks with an agenda, without learning what that agenda probably is for the day and how to read the BBs price actions.

I bounced around for years with indifferent results and spent lots of money on EAs and programs that were supposed to do my thinking (trading) for me. I chased every new idea or program including scalping, moving crossovers, double bollinger bands, and my gut feelings.

Happily, I found a training site with a daily mentoring program that taught me the whys of the market and had the tools in unique charts that help me trade. I've been profitable with 86% winning trades for almost 4 years.

You need to find a similar training experience that you can believe in and then invest some money in your education with their mentoring. If you do this, you can pay for your education with profits from your trading.


And what's dis site?
Kathy (KathyA)
Mar 17 2019 at 13:05
posts 1
Because they trade with excitement before they check to make sure the trade makes sense.
tracydavison
Apr 01 2019 at 10:23
posts 34
KathyA posted:
Because they trade with excitement before they check to make sure the trade makes sense.



totally agree and thats what I am trying to avoid doing being a newbie :)
Korich
Apr 02 2019 at 06:03
posts 10
it is nice to have some kind of excitement when trading otherwise it become very boring. But I suppose the excitment should come when closing a trade with profit rather than when opening it with the hope of profit
Amadi
Apr 02 2019 at 12:49
posts 11
Profits generated is inversely proportional to the level of excitement from the trader. Ideally traders should be totally emotionless and just trade based on the facts of the market
maexpertadvisor (FMovingAverage)
Apr 04 2019 at 12:09
posts 24
Korich posted:
it is nice to have some kind of excitement when trading otherwise it become very boring. But I suppose the excitment should come when closing a trade with profit rather than when opening it with the hope of profit

Excitement isn't necessarily a bad thing.. it's just important for you to have a control over it, not let the emotion gain control over you and your trading.
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