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  1. #11
    irenedsimli
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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Frankly I hope others will join and perhaps we'll learn something.
    What would you must learn from bad traders apart from what not to do? They are. Enhancing oneself is something which only fantastic traders do.

  2. #12
    pamlodokzalvwzpalomero
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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote What would you need to learn from bad traders apart from what not to do? They are that way because they choose to be like that. Enhancing oneself is something that only fantastic traders do.
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quoteThis whole thread is a little bit of tongue in cheek, possibly trading has much less to do with entries/stop losses/take profits and more on the way the trader copes with reduction.
    That's exactly what I hope to understand, like actually learn it and think it. Not say I learned it but my activities are that I am still pursuing the white rabbit that's market analysis.

    Other bad traders don't have anything to do with my learning. The terrible traders is the tongue in check, I am admitting to myself that I am a terrible trader and that I will never be a trading ace and also to stop pursuing the fantasy of trading as full time employment.

    Also I do not need specialists telling me why each commerce failed and that I left a completely horrible trade for some strange reason.

  3. #13
    pamlodokzalvwzpalomero
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    Need more screen shots.

    I'm investing in a very too simplified form of volume analysis. I started out trading Sonic while studying as far as I could from among those vsa threads, which had been just really complied with folks justifying why they would be the very best trader since sliced bread.

    That is all demo and I absolutely couldn't care less whether this transaction gets stopped out at 20 minutes or 20 days.

  4. #14
    irenedsimli
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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    This whole thread is a bit of tongue in cheek, possibly trading has less to do with entries/stop losses/take profits and more on how a trader deals with reduction.
    I'd say that its on how a trader deals with Risk.
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I am admitting to myself that I am a terrible trader and that I will never be a trading guru and also to stop chasing the dream of trading as full time job.
    Successful trading doesn't have anything to do with being a'guru' and quite often self-proclaimed gurus who market trading courses are never great traders .

    Great trading is tailoring risk and reward to satisfy your objectives. Whether it really is trading a traditional portfolio to function as a long-term investment or running an competitive system on some spare money to aim for higher benefits while undertaking more warmth.

  5. #15
    smr9653lorex
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    See, now you want to be stopped out that's not going to happen. Probably.

    Is that actually probable? probably not.

    I like the idea.

    However, If things begin trending away from your stop loss, you may be stuck in a profitable trade for several years.

  6. #16
    Tina83
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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    First of all I am not expecting everyone to join in on this. If individuals decide to this would be awesome. The reason I am creating this really is to be a reminder for myself. And that is that I am a terrible trader, after 2 years of study and I've tried tested two methods in depth both with the same outcomes. The outcome is that I will have 1 or 2 very profitable months followed by three or four months to where I literally feel as though I can just do wrong. My dream of being a complete time trader, I am letting that go, letting go of the home traders office that I designed...
    2 years of study is not sufficient. You are considering at least 4 years of unremitting study and contemplation in the hope you will have this eureka moment. Trading will basically need to be in the centre of your universe. If you are lucky, the world is yours.

  7. #17
    pamlodokzalvwzpalomero
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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Good trading is tailoring risk and reward to satisfy your objectives. Whether it be trading a portfolio to serve as a long-term investment or operating an aggressive system to aim for higher rewards while undertaking warmth.
    Something I will presume quite a little on.

    Thanks.

  8. #18
    pamlodokzalvwzpalomero
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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    If things start trending away from your stop loss, you may be stuck in a profitable trade for ages.


    You are trying to burst my bubble aren't you?

  9. #19
    pamlodokzalvwzpalomero
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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Come on pound, I understand you can return to stop me outside. image
    I knew you would return to me!

  10. #20
    Yaoxkita
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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote I knew yohttp://www.forum.com/showthread.php?p=8475574u would come back to me! picture
    Well you had plenty of time to take profit....or at least lock some at....when you find the momentum fading....smaller candles. . .dojis etc.....the flattening out of the price. . .meaning not going down or up....its time. Sure you understand that....and if its only demo....there is no care variable...I'm a fighting trader....not embarrassed to acknowledge that it....its a long road guy....but a man put me onto a book that I think is pretty great....thanks to him. Its in a commercials thread....so expect this connection does not stuff your threadhttp://www.forum.com/showthread.php?p=8475574Look for the PDF....trading at the zone.

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