I have read this thread many times, i know what i'm talking about, look at this post #7,325. Good entries are very important, they can reduce losses (more losses more stress), you cannot short on support or long on resistance for example and expect ...

Building an equity millipede

To find low risk entries is not so difficult, the difficult part of this strategy is not to close profitable positions when the market is against you. The entry is not a big problem, the question is when to exit. If I may summarize the strategy, low ...

Building an equity millipede

If somebody follow equity millipede strategy, it is spectacular on EURUSD these days.

Building an equity millipede

The concept of pipEASY is great in trending market and difficult in sideways market. The trader have to adapt to changing market conditions and change his trading behavior from trade to trade. It can be done but it is very difficult, that's why most ...

Building an equity millipede

Who can trade this. Just kidding

Building an equity millipede

Thank you very much, the concept of pipEASY is very reasonable, but still difficult to implement because of psychological factors, discipline, persistence and ability to read price action. To be a successful trader is very very very difficult !!!

Building an equity millipede

The leverage is not so important. The most important thing is to trade properly, this is a great thread and you can learn a lot about trading here. The charts that pipEASY posted are not available anymore but you can find the charts here on PDF. ...

Building an equity millipede

1:10 is a very low leverage. you gotta have a lot (more than 10,000$) in your account just to open a single trade on a standard lot. pipEASY says that he started with a large capital, 6 figure (not millions). pipEASY says: "From my stats, I ...

Building an equity millipede

Post #389 url pipEASY says: All my positions are 2 standard lots, $20usd per pip. Which means leverage 1:100.

Building an equity millipede

Graeme Posts Only. Complete With All Charts.

Building an equity millipede