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FXVM अंदरवी पी एस की सेवाएं Dec 20, 2016 at 13:19

I am and it works perfectly!

Traders Give Birth to a New Idea, premier announcement अंदरनए ट्रेडरों Apr 29, 2014 at 16:55

Lol

Why 90% of retail traders fail... अंदरनए ट्रेडरों Nov 26, 2013 at 17:30

Hey great point stevetrade!I completely agree with what you're saying.The article however is merely from the perspective of an average retail trader and their bizarre mentality RIGHT at the beginning. Learning to quantify strategies through vigorous trial and error comes next. Much the same as professional traders, it's about working hard to experiment with what works and what doesn't. A lot of these bits of nuggets to play with are laying around online... Evolving and revolutionizing the approach is down to the user.Thanks the post :)

Why 90% of retail traders fail... अंदरनए ट्रेडरों Nov 20, 2013 at 17:17

Hey Ruben :)You've hit some interesting topics with regards to the ethics of fx brokers.I intend on writing a blog about the misconceptions of "stop hunting", slippage and "trading against you" etc.FX is as lucrative as any free market. Retail traders believe what they want to believe though.

Why 90% of retail traders fail... अंदरनए ट्रेडरों Nov 20, 2013 at 16:39

That couldn't be further from the truth. There are 100's of active fx funds on Deutsche Bank Select program. Many of which have been around for 15-20 years... That's just one program too.The information on these funds are not always made public, but are for the use of capital allocators. I have previously worked for a hedge fund (fund of funds). It was paramount that we allocated to fx managers to diversify our structured products. Not to get into a debate about it. None the less, you will believe what you like :)Thanks for your post :)

Why 90% of retail traders fail... अंदरनए ट्रेडरों Nov 20, 2013 at 12:32

Thanks for the link dgaf :)That's a great article that simply illustrates: Problem > Solution as if it's some quick fix solution. The article is 100% correct, however, the application of that advice is simply ignored, meaning, it ignores to explain WHY retail traders behave the way they do. Lets face it, that is nothing profound. In fact, it's fairly obvious stuff. When it comes to actually implementing that advice, most of the time, retail traders fall short. It's all because of this underlying factor of = money. It will catch you in the circle of doom. Find a strategy ...

Why 90% of retail traders fail... अंदरनए ट्रेडरों Nov 19, 2013 at 11:32

Great post - thanks FxMasterGuru :)

Why 90% of retail traders fail... अंदरनए ट्रेडरों Nov 19, 2013 at 10:55

Hey, thanks Yohana - Hope it could help in some way?I think the position of PSYCHOLOGY was just to re-emphasize the entire article. I put it in capitals because, essentially, that's what makes up the foundations of a good trader; being able to properly focus on all the other areas, other than money.You are right though. Psychology is number one. But it's also 2,3,4,5,6,7... It's through-out the entire process :)Thanks for your post.

Why 90% of retail traders fail... अंदरनए ट्रेडरों Nov 17, 2013 at 10:44

Let's not get silly now. I think it's important to try and remember that trading is not about being competitive with everyone all the time...If he says or think's he's apart of the 5%, then good for him? Just focus on what your goals are :).

Why 90% of retail traders fail... अंदरनए ट्रेडरों Nov 16, 2013 at 00:02

No. It is EXACTLY the same. The market is irrelevant. Glad you liked it none the less. Hopefully it can help "you" (generally speaking), realise what elements of trading are important.Have a good weekend all! :)

Why 90% of retail traders fail... अंदरनए ट्रेडरों Nov 15, 2013 at 18:28

Lol, ok.

Why 90% of retail traders fail... अंदरनए ट्रेडरों Nov 15, 2013 at 17:41

If you've read the blog already, I think you're missing the point. The number is not only irrelevant, but it's not an indication of the competition. The article explains this. It's more about why this number is as high as it is (irrespective of facts) and what it means to you.At the end of the day, it is impossible to prove. What's more important is this misconception of this number and why so many view it as a benchmark. If you understand why so many retail traders are failing, then "you" can do something about it...

Why 90% of retail traders fail... अंदरनए ट्रेडरों Nov 15, 2013 at 16:44

Check out the blog - you might like it :)http://fx-parity.tumblr.com/

Can you consistently make a profit of USD2000 on a USD5000 account? अंदरसामान्य Sep 02, 2013 at 17:22

You won't make any money long-term with that martingale system you bought. It's not up for discussion either.

Can you consistently make a profit of USD2000 on a USD5000 account? अंदरसामान्य Aug 29, 2013 at 06:54

Another great example of what I am talking about. (facepalm)

Can you consistently make a profit of USD2000 on a USD5000 account? अंदरसामान्य Aug 28, 2013 at 11:35

Sooooo much crap spoken on this thread it's incredible. Anyone who is posting up their results in an attempt to lead by example, either has an insufficient track record to be speaking at all, or is using a fucking martingale EA, which despite performing "okish" over the past couple of years, has a disgusting equity curve and WILL blow up the entire account.You will not find professional traders on here publicising their accounts for the world to see. They would not want anyone to emulate their results.So please, people, put your artificial and temporary ego's to one side. Thi...

Do u need $$$ for trading? अंदरअनुभवी ट्रेडर्स Aug 21, 2013 at 13:49

I would fund the account as much as you can afford (less money in the bank for rainy days etc.) and raise capital from family and friends...If you manage to sustain a sufficient track record whilst managing DD to return ratio, equity to margin ratio (big thing for private and serious investors), then you'll have some bigger interests as soon as 12-24 months.For now, I would focus on not making a profit every month, but instead, start smaller ($20k ish), produce a 12 month return, go to friends and invite opportunity for them to invest. After 24 months you'll have serious weight behind ...

High Water Mark for manager's fees अंदरसामान्य May 15, 2013 at 16:16

Guys... high water mark is simple.Your "fund manager" or "money manager" simply charges a fixed percentage (agreed at the beginning of the investment) of what ever your investment sum is in the green, either month on month (typically) or annually...Manager' typically charge 20% high water mark, month on month...To give you an example:£10,000 invested.January: +4% = £400.00 = Manager's high water mark of 20% = £80.00 = Investment £10,320.00February: -2% = -£206.40 = Manager gets nothing... = £10,113.60March: +2% = £202.27 = M...

Inner Circle Trader अंदरट्रेडींग सिस्टम Feb 12, 2013 at 11:39

Yea - Nice one Michael. Its unbelievable whats being written on here? How old are we all? Some sort of big swinging dick competition on who knows more about trading - bla bla bla.If you lot spent the same amount of time learning how to trade you'd probably all be making money. Everyone just take a break from this - It's really ridiculous.

Inner Circle Trader अंदरट्रेडींग सिस्टम Feb 09, 2013 at 15:17

I'm just curious now; seeing as it's been mentioned a few times, but why would he take the opposite to his trading style?

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