Very true, however where I am coming from is that on the lower time frames usually a trader will be looking at smaller price moves/patterns with smaller stop losses and targets. It's all about relativity. If you have a tighter stop loss but are ...

StopLoss and Role of Liquidity Providers

This is an interesting concept - obviously more suited to those trading with charts higher than the daily time frame. I wonder how successful it would be when applied to lower time frames such as 8hr or 4hr charts using the same rules at the close ...

StopLoss and Role of Liquidity Providers

That Szymon is the million dollar question. Supply and demand in foreign exchange is fleeting and can change on a whim depending on thousands of market participants' perception of what will happen to price. This is affected by fundamentals such as ...

A theory of trading

I have to disagree with you that this is a misconception. At any given point in time the market is made up of a number of active and inactive participants. Active participants are currently in the trade (for the split second that it takes for the ...

A theory of trading

Using money management in conjunction with an edge is how that edge is capitalised. An edge by itself yields nothing.

Martingaling - Looks so good until the inevitable

I'm not sure what your intention is with regard to the last two paragraphs, however I'm sure most people understand the flaws in the martingale probability theory. If others can stomach the high risk that they'll blow up their accounts by employing ...

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