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- WTB replied Nov 6, 2007
I am very curious as to what exactly has made you go long in such a stainless steel downtrend?
USDCAD trend reversal?
- WTB replied Nov 5, 2007
You reckon? what's bullish about the following chart?
USDCAD trend reversal?
- WTB replied Nov 5, 2007
I personally dont follow other people's analysis, so take my opinion with a grain of salt. However, I believe that analysts are there to give traders the major outlook of things, such as for example "As long as USDCAD remains below parity and Oil ...
Analysts? Poor Traders
- WTB replied Oct 25, 2007
LOL Ronald15, you're killing me
Everyone asks him to size down his charts and inmediately after his drops another chart-bomb right in the middle of the whole thing HAHAHAHA 
Daily Cable Analysis
- WTB replied Oct 24, 2007
One question Carllos: if one sustains a 90% win/loss ratio, why bother with martingale at all? why not going with multiple lots from the first go?
Linuxtroll Simple Scalping
- WTB replied Oct 22, 2007
I think he was probably talking about a perfect hedge (swap free second account) trading approach.
Now I know why 95% of traders are on losing side
- WTB replied Oct 21, 2007
How could anyone know that?
Will USD gaining strength for the next couple of weeks?
- WTB replied Oct 20, 2007
You certainly are fighting a losing battle trying to convince most of the readers that risking 20 pips for a 5 pip target will make money in the long run, but I'd be interested to hear the reasons you put forth to defend such position.
Now I know why 95% of traders are on losing side
- WTB replied Oct 20, 2007
Using a 20 pip stoploss for a 5 pip target would have me shitting down my pants!!!

Now I know why 95% of traders are on losing side
- WTB replied Oct 20, 2007
Dont worry about your accent or the "tediousness" of your videos. It's great to watch other people's views on the market. I too record my videos and while I know they are boring as shit to watch, I enjoy recording them very much

About support and resistance levels
- WTB replied Oct 19, 2007
I don't quite agree with this statement. Going for 5 pips is extremly inefficient spread+commission wise. Plus ATR is usually large enough to shoot for more than 5-to-10 pips per trade. I dont see how shooting for multiple mini trades is more ...
Now I know why 95% of traders are on losing side
- WTB replied Oct 19, 2007
Hmmm I went back to my charts and that AB=CD pattern played out perfectly... Interesting!
Harmonic trading-harmonic patterns
- WTB replied Oct 19, 2007
6.- Lack of discipline and patience to pass on non-optimum setups. They take too many low-probability trades for their own good. There's nothing wrong with not taking any trade for days if the right oportunity wouldnt come along.
Now I know why 95% of traders are on losing side
- WTB replied Oct 19, 2007
By no means The Jedi. I certainly respect that we all have different trading approaches. I was answering a comment made by Leugimp in which he equalled a profitable trade with a good trade, to which I disagreed, just as I disagree with a ...
Thoughts of a shorting
- WTB replied Oct 18, 2007
No one makes money on the long run with bad trades (we all heard the 95% thingy, haven't we?). You might get lucky and get away with it once, twice, three time... but in the long term there's only one way to achieve consistency, and that's taking ...
Thoughts of a shorting
- WTB replied Oct 18, 2007
One quick comment only: in my opinion, results do not grant validity to a trade. Good results based on a bad trade still makes it a bad trade. Bad results on a good trade still makes it a good trade. I am not saying that you were wrong entering ...
Thoughts of a shorting
- WTB replied Oct 18, 2007
I agree that it's more about "areas of decision taking" rather than "exact levels of reaction". Just like trendlines, horizontal level of S/R cannot be expected to work (if they are to work at all in the first place) right to the pip.
Support and resistance levels.