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jen101 replied Apr 16, 2016Looking at your TE, you need to quit trading live right away and focus on getting it right in demo first, or else you will lose the lot. Edit: sorry, I didn't realise it was a cent account.
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jen101 replied Apr 16, 2016This just shows that you need more than an "edge" to win; you need a big edge! Which broker is that? Actually, I recently opened an account with Vipro Markets and use both the demo and live. I've watched the spreads and price and they are the same. ...
Live vs demo TE, what's the difference?
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jen101 replied Apr 16, 2016If you live in London and drink the tap water, it has the same effect. Good to see you around too, Chris!

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jen101 replied Apr 16, 2016Ha, that's exactly what I'm doing, mirroring to several live accounts. I have the proof that some brokers really screw you hard! You would never see it otherwise.
Live vs demo TE, what's the difference?
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jen101 replied Apr 16, 2016Wrong. You need a consistent edge. Money management is simply taking care of that edge. Wrong. You have to be at a point not to care about the money, whether demo or real. Focus on getting it right and the money will come, just like in any business. ...
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jen101 replied Apr 15, 2016
That's the way. That is the holy grail.Reasons for being a loser master
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jen101 replied Apr 15, 2016The cause of all your problems is too much testosterone
. Happens in life in general, not just trading.Reasons for being a loser master
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jen101 replied Apr 15, 2016With a thread title such as this it was inevitable that Mingary would show up to offer his pearls of wisdom................

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jen101 replied Apr 15, 2016I don't think it's any of your business "the feasibility" of my strategies! Your job as a broker is to provide me with what I am looking for, or not. It seems not. With all the negative posts on here concerning FXCM, I would rather play safe and ...
Need help finding the broker with lowest spread on EUR/NZD
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jen101 replied Apr 13, 2016Are you compounding your trades? If so, then 8 consecutive losses is far more than 56%. If you have lost 30% of your account and risking 7% per trade, that means if your next trade is a win, on a 1:1, you will only get back 7% of 70%. That's why it ...
a basic trading rule may be the cause of our trading losses
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jen101 replied Apr 11, 2016A buy limit is a buy order, which means it is opened on the ask price. A sell limit is a sell order, opened on the bid price.
I was fleeced by my broker and I have proof!
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jen101 replied Apr 9, 2016Yes, I know that, that is the logical, but you were talking about American tourists
.What happens if GBPUSD reaches 1.0000?
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jen101 replied Apr 8, 2016Probably not. Too near Brussels and Paris. I'm originally from London, but I try to avoid it nowadays. It's a different world. Donald Trump is right.
What happens if GBPUSD reaches 1.0000?
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jen101 replied Apr 8, 2016This means the market is expecting a BREXIT

Like bookies, rarely wrong.What happens if GBPUSD reaches 1.0000?
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jen101 replied Apr 7, 2016I'm not being funny, but if you can't exercise self control you really shouldn't be trading. There's a lot more self control required than setting a timer. How do you control yourself then, to not take every trade on a 1 min time frame over 28 ...
How to set daily trade limits?
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jen101 replied Apr 7, 2016You mean like locking away the alcohol? Try self control?
How to set daily trade limits?