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Rabid replied Oct 15, 2009I suspect a consistently losing strategy will be as hard to find as a consistent winner. As for good MM, good MM won't turn a losing strategy into a winner but bad MM can turn a winning strategy into a loser. There are a lot of systems out there ...
Change a losing system into a Winning system
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Rabid replied Oct 14, 2009Search for the unholy grail?
Change a losing system into a Winning system
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Rabid replied Oct 14, 2009I understand what you're saying, it's been tried... doesn't work. Mostly because price doesn't move in a straight line. But also because a lot market movement is purely random. Take an EA sometime and try it. Doesn't have to be a total loser, just ...
Change a losing system into a Winning system
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Rabid replied Oct 13, 2009Laff. Markets aren't straight up and down, they wiggle. You can't just reverse and expect 1-1/N results.
Change a losing system into a Winning system
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Rabid replied Oct 12, 2009No idea, and I'm sure it'd be wrong anyway. But this particular move has been anticipated for over a year, and in the works for several more. As currency prices effect commodity prices more and more (bad dollar policy, sadly) we should expect ...
NFA has it's wish
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Rabid replied Oct 11, 2009Yeh, but in all fairness you don't really need to know what's happening at the macroeconomic level. What's been happening will tend to happen, so if the dollar has been getting weaker it'll tend to do so until it finally stops. You don't have to ...
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Rabid replied Oct 10, 2009Hahaha... if only. Don't forget the exclusion principle
. I wonder if you managed to entangle every bit of yourself if you'd survive the process, or whether what came out would be more blob than human. The problem with superpositioning is that the ...Simple question! NobuyersNosellers!!
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Rabid replied Oct 8, 2009You can't prove a double negative. Scientifically, we require repeatable evidence in order to support a claim. I have never seen repeatable evidence that says you can predict tomorrow's direction by looking at today. I have, however, seen a large ...
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Rabid replied Oct 8, 2009Repeat after me: I do not need to predict tomorrow in order to make money today. There is no way to reliably predict action in the market outside of the immediate scope. A trend is just a trend until it isn't, all that really matters is what the ...
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Rabid replied Oct 8, 2009I find that magic works pretty well. A little voodoo here and there.
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Rabid replied Oct 7, 2009Here in the US is it's not quite as simple as profit/loss, but a lot of it can be boiled down that far. Forex is handled either 1256 or 988 at the federal level. You have to opt for 988 treatment, so be careful if you do. It's usually not ...
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Rabid replied Oct 7, 2009Depends on whether you mean effective leverage or actual account leverage. It also depends on whether you're funding your account fully or just up to what you trade. Actual account leverage doesn't matter at all, IBFX gives me some ungodly amount of ...
NFA has it's wish
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Rabid replied Oct 4, 2009These are people that don't trust that you're smart enough to do anything, and don't think it's worth the risk to let you try. If you're worried about it then you'll need to setup a company off-shore and trade thru that. I've already got my plan ...
NFA has it's wish
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Rabid replied Oct 3, 2009It's been coming a long time now. They'll start at 100:1, then they'll tighten it down by degrees.
NFA has it's wish
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Rabid replied Oct 2, 2009Oh yeh, you aren't kidding. It's so easy to feel strongly about something, and have it come crashing down... Nod. Which is why I think even the best fundie traders use TA to time their entries to the degree they can. But hey, to each their own, ...
trading with fundamentals is the only way to go
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Rabid replied Oct 2, 2009Uhm, no. Crude is based on supply and demand. As the price goes too high, alternates become more feasible. There's all sorts of crude that becomes viable at $100/bl, and if gasoline gets to $5/gal we're going to see all sorts of new technologies ...
trading with fundamentals is the only way to go
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Rabid replied Oct 2, 2009For starters you want to put the datetime init outside of start(). Put it right below the externs.
Multiple Trades Per Bar?
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Rabid replied Oct 2, 2009Well there's not much to it... // Define this at the top int TF = 60; // Outside at the top someplace datetime last_bar; // Before the main routine... if ((iTime(Symbol(), TF, 1) == last_bar) { return(0); } else { last_bar = iTime(Symbol(), TF, 1); ...
Multiple Trades Per Bar?
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Rabid replied Oct 2, 2009Just set a last bar timestamp, and only check for trades if the current timestamp is greater than the last bar timestamp.
Multiple Trades Per Bar?