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  1. #11
    The Most Peculiar egy is reflected by an ineffiecient risk management Strategy

  2. #12
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I have spent over 2 years trying to rid myself of the demons that negative thinking has done to me and be optimistic, and here's a ribbon dedied to negative thinking. Yes I take profit too soon and nearly all of my losing trades could have functioned with additional time ( like 30 min). Interesting that anyone would want to spend any time in the event that you believe that it's interesting, on anything negative.
    I am a positive guy, and generally I am up in this game.

    Last week I entered two'solid trades', I lost on both. It just got me thinking about doing the reverse.

    Consequently this post.

  3. #13
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I am a positive guy, and generally I am up in this match.

    Last week I entered two'solid trades', I dropped on both. It got me thinking about doing precisely the opposite.

    Hence this post.
    I believe if you put limitations on the orders then you can truly try and locate the worst egy.

    So... let's rephrase is...

    What is the worst egy considering you're never allowed to risk greater than 2% of your account balance and you're confined to no more than 1 trade each hour.

    (This should eliminate the suggestions of over-leveraging your self and performing a million transactions until the spread kills you)

  4. #14
    I thinkthe egy is YOUR OWN SELF. So do opposite on anything you want to do. When you see the chart say. . you SHORT. When you see the chart state SHORT, you proceed LONG.

  5. #15
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    i thinkthe worst egy is YOUR OWN SELF. Do reverse on anything you want to do. When you find the chart say. . you SHORT. When you find the chart say SHORT, you go LONG.
    1 to that, an Excellent trader using a so so egy can still make money

    A very bad trader can still loose money with an Excellent egy

  6. #16

  7. #17
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I am a positive man, and generally I am up in this match.

    Last week I entered 2'solid transactions', I dropped on both. It got me thinking about doing exactly the reverse.

    Consequently this post.
    I'm convinced a lot people have had that thought. I have thought of investing in a demo with my intentions, then trading my account the reverse. Sort of a roundabout method of tricking myself.

    Either way, I figured that would short-circuit my learning process.

    Once a trading friend and I were talking on the telephone and found that we had reverse positions on precisely the exact same pair. The following day we spoke and discovered that we both had both lost on the trade.

    The only way that can occur, irrespective of our entry prices, was that my stop was much nearer to price compared to his t/p, along with his stop was nearer than my t/p target. That should tell us something.

  8. #18
    What happens longer, retracements or breakouts?

    I think on 1:1, TP-spread==SL disperse

  9. #19
    I am surprised it was not hit on by any one .

    It's straightforward,and practiced by many -

    First, take a commerce - any commerce, it does not matter what system gets you there.

    Secondly, make sure you do not practice proper position sizing or cash management.

    Ultimately, as a suggestion, trade one full lot per 10K in your account.

    Behold!

  10. #20
    This should be submitted in another section. . .this isn't a trading platform.

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