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  1. #41
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Basically, to become a successful trader the equation is really quite simple: Knowledge Experience Hard work = Success Best Regards
    I really do agree with your view, success is not any automatic process! Knowledge is the essential point here! If you create analkysis on unsuccessful Forex traders then you'll get almost all of winners are non skilled trader! They do not know good entry points of market.

  2. #42
    95% of traders lose because 95% of traders do the Exact Same thing,eg S/L,TP,T/F ,Fibs Risk v Presence set in stone,its like shooting fish in a barrel for good traders

  3. #43
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    95% of traders lose since 95 percent of traders do exactly the exact same thing,eg S/L,TP,T/F ,Fibs Risk v Reward set in stone,its like shooting fish in a barrel for great traders
    Partly true... Sure big players know about these amounts, and they make it effortless to bank some profits from losing traders.
    Nevertheless everything you mentioned are just tools. They are not making everyone to win or lose. If they were, it would be simple to turn things around and begin winning. Be conscious of stop/liquidity hunting and market players and you'll probably utilize s/r fibs etc to your prefer.
    RR ratio is anyhow one quite weird thing which pops out frequently.
    You may read frequently stuff like with 1:2 rr ratio that you may just win 40% of your trades and be profitable. That´s correct, but in addition it will be unlikely that you are going to win those 40% of trades... Only thing that matters is rr*hitrate. That means you may utilize rr 2:1 or anything in the event that you merely have big enough hitrate.

  4. #44
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    I'd have included another choice if were creating you survey why 95% traders neglect. Not learning how to discipline yourself in trading and life. To paraphrase on old adage - To squander* is a terrible thing to a disciplined mind. (*to waste time, effort, sleep, money and skill on unprofitable habits, and disctractions)
    You guys often discuss the discipline as the mediion to most of problems when trading.
    Discipline must be rather form of a tool, like a hammer to get a employee.
    Discipline could be equally profitable in long term in addition to may be ruinous if a system in long term is bringing negative return.

    Possibly the most important thing that I've discovered on forex market is that there are no dogmas. Hence the announcement that discipline is always Your friend is also very dangerous and false dogma.

    For instance: When I assessed what is a consistent return of a very simple egy:
    EURUSD, h1, MA[20],
    when price closes above MA buy [1] till closure under MA,
    when price closes under MA sell [1] until closure above MA.

    So I wrote an indior which computes this accumulatively from beggining of wealthy chart.
    Do You understand how seemed the result less or more?
    Such as this:

    Almost All the time. If somebody would hold a discipline he/she would spend all of cash and would not see any positive outcome.

    Regards

  5. #45
    I believe many traders fail because they do not use appropriate risk management and therefore are unwilling to cut their losses. Losses are a part of trading and ought to be accepted.

    https://www.forexsoutheast.asia/cryp...ag-indior.html

  6. #46
    The reason 95% shed is that no one that's earning money will tell you how they perform it.
    So the rest is the blind leading the blind.

  7. #47
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    95% of traders lose since 95% of traders do the same thing,eg S/L,TP,T/F ,Fibs Risk v Reward set in stone,its like shooting fish in a barrel for good traders
    nice post. totally agree

  8. #48
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    Losing traders are too stupid to know whether they have a winning egy. Their false expectation is that a winning egy wins most of the time with a couple of losses here and there. They have no concept of variance. An outstanding winning egy may easily have 12 to 20 losses in a row. Losers quit after 8 losses in a row and are off to another system. They've no idea that they held a diamond in their hands and hauled it off. They bet and gamble at 20% of their account at a time. Their account cannot endure the normal anticipated losses...
    12 to 20 loser in a row do you confront ever. ...

  9. #49
    This might be a basic question, I am unable to obtain an answer.
    1. What makes a pip to proceed?
    Correct me if I am wrong. My understanding is the pips move towards top (long) up to buyers able to find sellers. If there are no sellers over a price point then the ”long” movement is stopped. In lower (brief) management, the vendor can sell as far as buyers are ready to buy. If there are no buyers under a price point the ”brief” movement is stopped. For pips movement buyer and seller should place order against every other.
    2. Who's trading against who through news time and interest rate announcements? How would be the pips movement happening so quickly?
    3. When central banks analyze country's market and various facets and adjusting the currency price. Is it possible for retailers to modify the management against the banks?
    4. If retail banks are trading contrary to the retail traders, how is it possible for retailers to win? The banks have lot of money to trade without stop loss and they will triumph.
    If we know the answers then we might see why 95% retail traders are losing.

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