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- impostor replied May 6, 2018
I followed your teaching for years cj, from forexfactory to stevehopwood, i stacked my trades on m15 and all, not as daring as your way but it is good. Anyway, this is the best post ever from you. "More time for job and family. Both of which are ...
- impostor replied Apr 21, 2018
For years i have been trading manually and for some reason, i have created my own robot to trade the way i trade and runs it 12/5. If you have your own edge and be systematic with your trades, you can either, A. Teach it to someone and pay him to to ...
- impostor replied Nov 11, 2016
What do you want to do exactly?
- impostor replied Oct 5, 2016
Trading with the trend. It is quite simple actually. You can use all sort of indicators and oscillators or even naked chart. Me myself using naked chart. Use multiple timeframes. I use 4, weekly, daily, h4 and h1. Or you can only use two if you ...
- impostor replied Sep 4, 2016
hi, this is my story. i am a full-time trader. i trade equities, futures and forex. i started as a forex trader before venturing into equities and futures. blew 2 accounts before being consistent in my trading. (forex) having 50% drawdown twice in ...
- impostor replied Jun 4, 2016
What is your modus operandi when you trade fxnow? What is your strategy in managing your risk?
- impostor replied Apr 24, 2016
I have two strategies whenever i trade forex or futures. Which one would you prefer? 1. 90% winners but with 1:1.5 RR ratio 2. 45% winners but with 1:15 RR ratio. Personally i like number 1 better.
- impostor replied Apr 12, 2016
when do you want to go long on that pair and hold it untill 150.00?
- impostor replied Apr 11, 2016
mostly, i stake 3% to 5% risk on any trade i take. everytime i take my profit, it will be 10%-40% of my original equity. sometimes, i will risk 10% from my original equity and take my profit around 50%-100% from my original equity.
- impostor replied Apr 9, 2016
You never take more than 30pips sl how about your tp?
- impostor replied Apr 9, 2016
First, you put in 5% then when the price goes against you, you will add another 2%. Am i right. Would you enlighten me on now you scaling in your trade?
- impostor replied Apr 8, 2016
Do not increase your risk. But increase your exposure. 1 to 3 risk reward ratio wont help you because after you won, you will just suffer another 8 consecutive losses. Hence, you need a good money management.
- impostor replied Apr 8, 2016
One of the foremost important skill in the trading is, keep your losses small and pyramiding on winners.
- impostor replied Mar 26, 2016
Half useless. In demo, you can trade without fear. Youre a best, fearless mercenary who hunt and kill for money. You learn strategies, tactics, entry point, basic etc, etc. But once youre in the real game, you get slaughter. They trap you in ...
- impostor replied Mar 21, 2016
We are on the same page. What a surprise. But have a feeling that it would push up to 127.8-128.20 enticing people to go long before drive the price downward. Just a thought from newb...
- impostor replied Mar 20, 2016
I am learning too. Hope you can give me more knowledge in this naked chart trading. Cheers
- impostor replied Mar 20, 2016
Hi shemski. Your thread sure is nice. I trade naked chart myself. Eventhough not really a fan of bulkowski but his book did give me some insight. Anyway, back to the topic. What is your entry condition and you filter?
- impostor replied Mar 13, 2016
My minimum target is 25% per month, i am averaging 50%. But this month to date i am only up by 15%. Not much i can do for these past 2 weeks due to my lack of skill.
- impostor replied Mar 12, 2016
Lol. I used to have two bad habits, enter the trade too early without PA confirmation and averaging down my losses. Paid dearly for that combo though (blow 2 of my account). After that slowly and steadily i shaved them off but you know, it is darn ...
- impostor replied Mar 12, 2016
I think one should ask what habits make your trading not profitable. Or what habits make you lose your money. Since my opinion bad habits are hard to shave and bad habits tend to make you lose money faster than you earn money by having good habits.