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  1. #11
    If you run a computer simulation on a random market (50/50 possibility of price rising or decreasing by one point every tick) you will find out very quickly that this really is a pipe dream.

  2. #12
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    If you operate a computer simulation on a random market (50/50 possibility of price rising or decreasing from one stage every tick) you will learn quite quickly that this is a pipe dream.
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  3. #13
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    This is kind of overflow from another thread but way too much emphasis on risk/reward and trying to fit transactions to static goals when sometimes it is not appropriate. It can be interpreted that you has to target for longer take profit amounts and what will be fine; but undoubtedly the main issue would be to be able to identify low risk reversal points.

  4. #14
    Two things you can count on (and make the most of)

    The price will proceed that:

    1) It will fill the best amount of orders
    2) It will cause the best financial damage to the best variety of rankings.

    Example to get a surprising spike:
    Price moves from A to B ==gt; price B gets the best amount of orders (attractor) AND the move incurs the best number of declines.

    The aforementioned could be invisibly and differentiated into various modes (not all price moves will be exactly the exact same but the driving force is 1) AND 2) ).

    Speaking of trends. . Therefore a tendency may form and will continue provided that traders are LOSING money. After the tendency is recognized and traders jump in and also the WINNING positions become larger than the LOSING rankings, the trend will reverse to induce the best financial damage to the best variety of WINNING places.

    The aforementioned -- 1) AND 2) -- along with its corollaries will provide you all the what, how, when and why that you will need for the magic edge.

  5. #15
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Two items you can count on (and take advantage of) The price will probably proceed that: 1) It'll fill the greatest number of orders 2) It'll cause the greatest financial damage to the greatest variety of rankings. Example for a sudden spike: Price moves from A to B ==gt; price B gets the greatest number of orders (attractor) AND the transfer incurs the greatest number of declines. The aforementioned could be invisibly and differentiated into different manners (not all price moves will be exactly the exact same but the driving force is 1) AND 2) ). Speaking of tendencies. . Therefore a trend...
    great one mingary,I came to believe even more in tendencies after tracking retail places. Their insistence on evaporating a trend is surreal. I honestly thought retail traders were late trendfollowers as anecdotal evidence suggested,I discovered that they were top and underside pickers.The same as the study commissioned by the SEC to find why so many traders dropped so much through the depression. They never change. Livermore stated that the sum of money lost trying to ch the very first and final #8539; was sufficient to build a concrete highway across the continent.
    I recall my experience when I started.When I watched a fad I thought -no one can't deceive me Mr.trend,I aint as daft as you believe,you see I'm a wise type of brother, you would like to fool me to enter so that you can reverse, I'll wait until I'm certain you're just about to reverse and leap in.
    But later after countless defeats, I understood -that the signs of a turnaround were often the ideal entrance place in the direction of the fashion.

  6. #16
    True, profits and losses will be the two faces of the coin in the Foreign Exchange trading business and the traders could either see profits or losses depending upon their account management skills.

  7. #17
    Meaningful advice... Most newbie prefer to look for the magical bullet system (Which does not exist).
    Like other newcomers, I jump from one system to another system till I realize it is not the system to be blame, but it is you yourself who are accountable for your success and failure!

  8. #18
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Two things you can depend on (and make the most of) The price will proceed to ensure: 1) It will fulfill the greatest number of orders 2) It'll cause the greatest financial damage to the greatest number of positions. Example for a surprising spike: Price moves from A to B ==gt; price B gets the greatest number of orders (attractor) AND the move incurs the greatest number of losses. The aforementioned could be invisibly and differentiated into different modes (not all price moves are exactly the exact same however, the driving force is 1) AND 2) ). Speaking of trends. . Therefore a trend...
    Agreed, and once you've figured out that the trend early on, you may set up staggered entrances and exits. .

  9. #19
    I agree with that undoubtedly the most important thing to keep in mind is to enter into low-risk reversal points in a trend. Not to have predetermined profit goals - which will not work - the market will give what the market will give. Sometimes there's nothing which you may trade confidently. Simply keep trading sensibly and you'll discover that as long as you are profitable, any profit for the week (and not attempting to overreach)can do for now! No rush.

  10. #20
    Defined risk and Monitoring stops....gotta ch those trends

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