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- Mr J replied Dec 8, 2009
For some traders there are far less than 255 trading days, and for others there are 365 (well, almost). Pips alone don't mean much. This is really just the common "why do so many traders lose?". There are many, many reasons, and that also answers ...
"Only" 16pips / 27pips a day...
- Mr J replied Dec 4, 2009
The market won't reverse a trend simply because of a weekly close below a moving average
.EURUSD
- Mr J replied Dec 4, 2009
Out of interest, why do you have "going to make it by 21" as your signature?
EURUSD
- Mr J replied Dec 4, 2009
I don't know why people believe in a Grail. It sounds like loser talk to me - hoping that one thing will fix everything and bring riches. This may be true for some (such as an otherwise great trader having poor money management), but most lack a ...
Do you still believe in the perfect trading system?
- Mr J replied Dec 4, 2009
So basically, if price were to drop 70-80 pips, you're tipping it do drop an additional 40? Sorry mate, but that sounds like me suggesting that if it's hot in the morning, hot at midday, it will probably be hot in the early afternoon. Yes, but until ...
EURUSD
- Mr J replied Dec 2, 2009
Some awesome stuff, guys, quite a few being saved for future use!
Trading Posters
- Mr J replied Nov 26, 2009
There are plenty of lines around this point - fib, s2, S&R, pitchforks and a trendline.
AUD/USD
- Mr J replied Nov 25, 2009
Depends. I can use either, depending on the surrounding price action. I think those who pick one or the other will often identify levels incorrectly.
[POLL] How do you draw S&R and trend lines?
- Mr J replied Nov 22, 2009
I didn't say it doesn't, I said it doesn't if the monitor has decent resolution. After a point, resolution only matters if you have a lot of charts open. I only have 4 per monitor, so there's no difference between 1680x1050, 1920x1080, or 2560x1600 ...
Trading Station with Multiple-Monitors
- Mr J replied Nov 19, 2009
Depends on how you view the waves of a chart, and how you define a trend. I look at the largest movement of a timeframe, but others may look at smaller movement. Group A of traders says the trend is up. Group B says it is sideways. They can't ...
EURUSD
- Mr J replied Nov 18, 2009
That's your preference. Mine is 2-3 monitors. I also trade medium to longer timeframes, but I like having all my potential markets open and being able to see anything I want to at a glance. Resolution matters depending on how many charts you want to ...
Trading Station with Multiple-Monitors
- Mr J replied Nov 17, 2009
Gator, that link of yours is a good laugh. Looks like he got him in the end - don't mess with a randy ass!
EURUSD
- Mr J replied Nov 17, 2009
I know what you're getting at, but on the weekly for example, the trend is still up (under every definition), so someone looking at it from that perspective is correct when they say that. If someone wants to take that statement and apply without ...
EURUSD
- Mr J replied Nov 17, 2009
quote=TraderT;3239437]Hi Jacko, i wish i knew all these theories don't work, when i first entered the markets. [/quote] These theories do "work", they're just not understood. They aren't theories anyway, they're facts. Expectancy is the mathematical ...
Risk Reward Ratio is not used for making money
- Mr J replied Nov 17, 2009
The trend is many different things, depending on the timeframe. Did you come to the same conclusionfrom June until August? We've only had a few weeks without a higher high, and earlier in this uptrend there was a 2 month stretch without a higher ...
EURUSD
- Mr J replied Nov 17, 2009
I'm obviously not Jacko, but maybe I can shine some light here. I trade the 4h and slower, and would only average a few trades a week. It's actually very relaxing, and suits me far more than when I was trading fast charts. Some traders prefer ...
Risk Reward Ratio is not used for making money
- Mr J replied Nov 16, 2009
And with good reason. Still, I think anyone who properly trades support and resistance, or pays attention to it, will have a decent idea. I did some analysis of reactions to points of interest, and all it achieved was confirmation of what I already ...
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