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- SedonaPipper commented Dec 22, 2012
The World is anxious because we might have a nuclear war? Naw the premise is not valid so the rest of the article is pure propaganda or better known as fear mongering. The fiscal cliff is a change in policy - higher taxes and lower spending. Hmmm ...
Why the world economy needs America to avoid the fiscal cliff
- SedonaPipper replied Dec 21, 2012
I just did a quick look at one of my charts using a 200 day MA. Win some lose some - overall - not enough of a difference to warrant keeping it my chart. So I looked at your last statement - risk appetite- what does that mean? I like to eat risk for ...
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- SedonaPipper replied Dec 21, 2012
My Week I didn’t change my settings for the week. I did take one pair I was following off the table. I started with a lot of pairs for two reasons. One to get practice evaluating CZ’s and two because I was afraid I wouldn’t get enough CZ’s in a week ...
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- SedonaPipper replied Dec 20, 2012
What is your answer to your question and what is the basis for your answer? Are you more confident or less because you are basing your set-ups with a monthly component that changes at least 12 times a year if you are using the current calender. I am ...
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- SedonaPipper replied Dec 19, 2012
I pretty sure I don't use the same broker and yet I was able to duplicate the chart - In truth, I could care less about someone else's settings because I am finding my own way to trade using SSBO. The only thing I do with settings posted on this ...
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- SedonaPipper replied Dec 14, 2012
My experience this week I did not change any of my settings. I entered and exited trades in a very robotic way only entering and exiting based on my settings. I spent more time entering trade stops and profits than I spent looking at price action. ...
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- SedonaPipper replied Dec 9, 2012
I go for the highest winning percentage because I get a higher take profit goal and I can always re-trade a CZ as your higher percentage chart shows. It may have 2 less trades but clearly one would be able to easily re-trade one of the cz's based on ...
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- SedonaPipper replied Dec 7, 2012
I used to live in Sedona and still have a property there. Some of my favorite memories are snowy days and thunderheads above the red rocks. I now live on the beach in San Diego. So walking on the beach is part of my lifestyle. Walk on the beach or ...
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- SedonaPipper replied Dec 7, 2012
I started the week off with a commitment to not change my settings. I was doing well until I read FH’s post on risking more than I was gaining on a trade. Now I had taken that into account on my daily trade set-ups what changed for me was what would ...
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- SedonaPipper replied Nov 29, 2012
It's a classic Catch-22: Which part of the equation is the one I should pay the most attention to: The fact that I can reach TP faster than normal, or the fact that I can be stopped out easier than normal?[/quote] The question wasn't specifically ...
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- SedonaPipper replied Nov 26, 2012
I think that happens when you have the sunday candle before the Toyko open invoved in the box beginning.
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- SedonaPipper replied Nov 25, 2012
Many of my posts are rhetorical in nature. I generally only reply to posts or questions that have mass appeal. What more can I say - The journal is something I am still working on - do I hand write it so that the kinesthetic aspects of muscle ...
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- SedonaPipper replied Nov 25, 2012
No, the real focus of the excercise is your trading diary, and how detailed you care to make it. Thank you for the feedback. I have been working on my trading journal and spread sheet since I began with your thread. It is asked of me on page one. I ...
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- SedonaPipper replied Nov 25, 2012
Why 15 – 21 weeks of not changing my settings has to be done for me to meet my goals. Mark Douglas – Trading in the Zone. I need to learn to adjust my attitudes and beliefs about trading in such a way that I can trade without the slightest bit of ...
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- SedonaPipper replied Nov 23, 2012
But no matter what, do not touch these settings until the 15 weeks is over. If you keep changing your parameters every time it drops below 74%, then you will never have anything except untrustworthy curve-fit results.[/quote] 15 weeks!!! I am ...
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- SedonaPipper replied Nov 22, 2012
I committed myself to post a chart this week. Only had one trade that met my criteria. Because it is a holiday for the US I closed out at the quick profit and will come back next week. image
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- SedonaPipper replied Nov 18, 2012
My experience so far This is a long post by FF standards: Take heart there is a gem or two in it. Truth; I had a tough week last week, no confidence in what I was doing – I got lost in the minutia of settings. Then I put in alarms and found myself ...
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- SedonaPipper replied Nov 14, 2012
quick question, I looked at your settings which are very similar to mine - so I had that feel good sense of getting it right until I saw that you had a stop loss of 2.4 pips - now how did you do that - and if that was your stop loss how did you not ...
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- SedonaPipper replied Nov 13, 2012
Totally off base, I have several accounts for the very reason you described - and I take money out of my account as well to preserve my capital, I just became a better trader when I took the mind set "its my money and I earned it." I just expressed ...
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- SedonaPipper replied Nov 13, 2012
Altos, though I have just finished the thread and am working on doing 40 trades to evaluate my performance, I read your post with misgivings. Basically, in my world, there is no free money or house money, I worked hard to gain every dollar in my ...
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