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hedge forex positions with no loss
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Nov 17, 2016 at 12:10
Thanks for your clarification.I understand conceptually the nature of such a trade model where the risk modelling is using offsetting inverse relationship to limit the risk band. In risk modelling there are two primary risk i.e. risk (which is quantifiable) and uncertainty (not quantifiable). Whilst such a model might limit direct risk it invariably in my view increases uncertainty (thru more moving parts) and may by design potentially increases overall risk. The logic is that such a model assumes risk is limited to certain elastic band because of an established correlated relationship between...
hedge forex positions with no loss
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Nov 16, 2016 at 22:05
Regardless of the reasoning it is a delusional strategy if the aim is to trade with no risk. There is always risk - just that you don't know what the outliers are given that the strategy is so convoluted. You are attempting to triangulate the inefficiency of volatility spread between supposedly correlated pairs. Just note the conditional "if" in your statement. Conceptually isn't it easier to trade just one pair (any pair) and trade the trend? If you can't make money trading one pair what is the logic that you can make money trying to trade multiple basket pairs in some f...
Classic books about forex
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Nov 16, 2016 at 02:20
Van Tharp once wrote, trading success is 60 % psychology, 30 % money management and 10 % trading system. It is therefore imperative that our development mirrors such core requirements and not concentrate on those pesky indicators and TA ideas sold by scammers and educators. As such I would recommend the following :1)Phantom of the pitsThis is written by a trader who wish to remain anonymous. In my view, this is the best trading book ever written. The book only concentrate on three key concepts : cutting losses; pressing winners; and trade psychology. It is very instructive in taking these key ...
Selling of profitable EA make sense!?
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Nov 15, 2016 at 21:07
Trading outcome is not linear and hence it is not a mathematical problem but one of probability. In other words, the outcome is a random distribution of events and why you have bad days known as draw downs. Selling EA's (if they can generate positive expectancy) is no different from those that offer signal or training services They bridge income gaps during draw down periods.
Conflict of interests in this forum
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Nov 14, 2016 at 22:21
Psychologically that is what we are tempted to do. Unfortunately that goes against the golden rule "cut your losses but press your winners". Trading is hard for this simple reason.Every few years I have to go back reading "Phantom of the pits" as a reminder.
Market Manipulation?
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Nov 14, 2016 at 07:29
Your statements highlight your ignorance and arrogance. You think your opinion is right and the market should conform to your views. If not, then there must be something wrong with the market.If the USD is going up what is wrong with that? Trade what you see. In my view the market sees Trump's policy as pro growth and that is positive on the USD. Trump plans to repatriate the trillions out there but current tax policy is preventing US companies from bringing it home. What do you think will happen when the market has to buy trillions of USD to repatriate?
Market Manipulation?
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Nov 13, 2016 at 08:25
There are at least three things I noticed from your charts that suggest to me in your trading approach that you need to seriously consider changing if you want to fundamentally improve as a technical trader.(1) You need to declutter your charts. There are too many lines running across your charts. You obviously is a strong believer in lines but the problem is you don't know how to use them (both in drawing and application). If you know how to use them there would not be that many. Imagine a house with dozen of clocks and they are all telling you a different time. Do you think you will be a...
Market Manipulation?
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Nov 11, 2016 at 09:21
Firstly, the market is not interested in your demo account positions. The notion that the market is out to game your positions is unfortunately blame shifting. The golden rule is that the market is always right and so our job as trader is to understand how to position ourselves for the trade. Frankly the market doesn't care about your many lines and Fibonacci levels. The market will do what it wants to do. Your comments of confusion would suggest to me that you have no idea what just happened. If you don't understand how the market works, how are you going to be consistently successful...
How to build a good trading strategy?
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Nov 10, 2016 at 08:17
Based on your postings, I have some comments (meant to be constructive) on where you are in your development as a technical trader and areas of further effort(1)Whilst you talked of some technical setups e.g. Parabolic Cross et al, they are in themselves merely potential trade opportunities as a trade setup rather than trade strategies. You are at a stage in your development where you are unable to differentiate the difference. This is evident where you continue to trade on feelings and hope rather than on technical. Many traders can spent a long time in this wilderness. There are many reasons...
How to build a good trading strategy?
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Nov 08, 2016 at 07:48
For someone who has expounded on different TA ideas but then resort to trading on feeling and hope is not demonstrating that you can put together a technical trade plan and go with it. Rather than being highly opinionated on a subject that you have no understanding and then denigrating it, you should instead spend your effort in applying what you at least think you know.
MIND THE GAP!!!
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Nov 04, 2016 at 09:09
@GreggyWhat was your entry set up on the GBPJPY trade? What is your trade management and exit plan given now that you have an open position?
TWICE IN AS MANY WEEKS SMALL TRADERS ARE MOCKED BY THE BANKS
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Oct 30, 2016 at 07:46
I don't understand the nature of your gripe. We as retail traders don't move the market. Our job is to understand the flow and position our trades that go with the flow. What we think the market should do is irrelevant. We trade what we see. This is the most basic principle in trading that I can offer you. I actually traded that CPI news event. I was bearish but prices spiked up on the news and stalled at major resistance. That price spike most likely took out all the protective stops of those that were short on the cable. Such price spike into major resistance can often be a trap espe...
TWICE IN AS MANY WEEKS SMALL TRADERS ARE MOCKED BY THE BANKS
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Oct 28, 2016 at 13:11
In trading, you trade what you see and not what you know. If you loose money on a trade it is because you were on the wrong side of the market. Don't confuse TA with trading, they are not the same.
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