Jan 15 at 16:12
DavidPolianski posted:Nice to know that you have a signal providing service that has tremendous accuracy. I personally never like using signals from others though. Neither I encourage others to use one. However, I am wishing you all the very best.
If anyone is looking for forex signals, commodities, indices, crypto. Please contact me. 75%-80% accuracy
Jan 16 at 09:18
And who generally where signals takes?
Jan 16 at 20:43
sharabela posted:DavidPolianski posted:Nice to know that you have a signal providing service that has tremendous accuracy. I personally never like using signals from others though. Neither I encourage others to use one. However, I am wishing you all the very best.
If anyone is looking for forex signals, commodities, indices, crypto. Please contact me. 75%-80% accuracy
What if the signal providers also provided education, market analysis, fundamental analysis, COT Data analysis and retail sentiment data? This is what I usually provide to all my members and I currently have over 95% profitability on over 400 trades. (Which can be seen on my profile too).
I would also not recommend blindly following signals but if those services provide the above analysis too, it an be definitely beneficial especially to those newer traders who struggle with fundamentals.
Oh it just hit my TP.
Jan 19 at 01:59
skihav posted:Occasionally signals are received from various broker experts. Again there are many international groups from where it is possible to get profitable signals. However, you have to manage and trade in psychology.
And who generally where signals takes?
Jan 31 at 07:50
Forex signals are trading recommendations or ideas on certain financial assets that are executed at a predetermined time and price. They are generated both automatically and manually and aid in trading decisions for all types of traders. These are very helpful to crack high probability opportunities across various assets.
Feb 06 at 01:58
Just forget about the poor signal provider and make your own signal.
Feb 06 at 11:31
It is important to choose a reliable source of signals, and even better - to understand the market yourself, without signals.
Feb 11 at 04:12
To be honest I have not seen any reliable forex signal in my years of trading career. I do not follow any forex signal providers and instead generate my own.
Feb 12 at 17:32
I think that it is now more important that the trader himself understands the market. You can always find signals, but knowledge is not so easy to get.
Feb 13 at 09:23
It should be understood that you won’t earn much on signals. Signals are not always accurate, and it is important to understand this.
Mar 09 at 08:04
Honestly, I am not a fan of forex signals since I have heard people getting scammed because of false signals. It’s better to learn by yourself. This will make you capable of taking lessons from your losses.
Mar 09 at 11:18
You need to be careful with the signals, because more often they may not be entirely accurate.
Mar 11 at 07:20
It’s hard to believe that signals can be this much accurate. I have always heard negative reviews about them. But if they are good, I hope that you reach traders who are interested in signals.
Mar 11 at 11:39
You need to understand that the signals are not always reliable and accurate. You need to understand that the result depends very much on the source of the signals.
Mar 13 at 10:55
Signals are a good option for possible earnings. The main thing is to understand that not all of them are accurate.
Mar 15 at 09:51
I don't think they are a good option. They create an emphasis on results rather than process as well as making creating the illusion that one size fits all.
If you can't spot the liquidity then you are the liquidity.
Mar 15 at 11:29
It is important to understand that it is not worth working with all signals, because sometimes not all of them are correct and accurate.
Mar 16 at 20:13
Even if signals are thorough enough to encompass all the necessary elements from entry to exit including risk, it still omits the most important: following someone’s signal is adopting her belief system, formalised in a trading system. Example: as a professional short seller, i am naturally risk adverse (prudent position sizing) but disciplined (take the trade, follow the system). This philosophical tenet transpires in my algorithms. This may not jive with someone who likes big high conviction bets. When You follow someone else’s system, remember that you half heartedly embrace someone else’s personality without fully understanding it.
Mar 17 at 08:09
You are guaranteeing too much! I never heard of a system with such high accuracy. Can you please share some examples of how these signals have worked in the past?
Mar 17 at 11:14
WimConrad posted:Sorry I never saw your reply. No I don't. I don't think signals offer anything positive to an aspiring trader. They create laziness and often push a trader towards a style of trading that they haven't arrived at naturally, again because they are focussed on making money rather than process at a crucial stage of their development. As you say, hopefully a good mentor gives you a number of ways to rad the markets and you can then go away and practice, testing to see which methods suit your eye and process, developing them further into your own defined strategy.
@sebking1986
Would you say that following signals can qualify as a trading system/ style?
Isn't the basis of a trading system your personal input and the development to fit your personality/ trading style?
I also agree that you cannot copy another person's trading system and expect it to suit you 100% - therefore even f you respect your mentor, do not try to follow everything he does blindly - develop all his good advice into your personal system.
If you can't spot the liquidity then you are the liquidity.
