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  1. #11
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote what's betting? If a pinbar forms at resistance and you also sell the rest place a stop at large and place a target make profit and figure that historically you win 50% with distance at 1:1.3 r:r and hope to make money on the long term but not really knowing the odds of the future... just how is that different than betting on a horse which has statistically wins 20% of time and averages a payout of 1:9? Its gambling as you dont understand the chances. By listening to the nonsense on these forums people are convinced that what they are doing isn't...
    let me gave you an illuion
    if you like to open a shop first you have to do your home work (research the market ) the requirement of the goods which you would love to sell and best areas that gaving the best selling opportunity and many many things more after that you open your shop you as per the statistics that the majority of the new shop are shutting within first year and should you pass 3 years without lossing the shop and you also make some profit so you are going from the write way

    all this is studying the near - nobody knows what will happen next 10 mint however, you may simply think and believe me if you think and do your house work 80% you will get it directly

    simply like all the people thay dont understand the future but they belive and watched (from other people life) that when he finish this large school and finish his master what ever he will have a good life and a good salary

    so just we will need to comprehend what happened before and analyse that information so we get any advice it will help us to comprehend the future better

    such as mr buffit said just buy a stock for a good business and keep it for your future just like when he purchased cocacola understand cocacolca control 70% of soda selles in the world

  2. #12
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    you are right because true trading isn't gambling. However, I guarantee you that the way most people on the forum do it... it is. Real trading is providing the market a reason to pay you... just like every business there is a reason why the market must pay you for your discussion... determine why you need to be compensated and youll be a true trader. Fantastic luck on your search

  3. #13
    ... It's funny how Folks Believe that trading is something Similar to a real business

  4. #14
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    ... It Is funny how people think that trading is a Thing like a real Firm
    Any how Danny Maina and fxmastersk did help me for my Q and I think it is enough replaying in this topic

  5. #15
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    HamedI suppose by now you already know what's wrong with you risk management egy. Aiming for lesser profits while risking too much. You need to invert that and have the (70 pips (USD/NZD)), as your risk and pips because your target profit... Alternative you may have a fixed percentage risk/reward system- Eg, 2% risk from 4 percent reward goals - (percentage on your funding )
    that one agreed.
    4 winning lt; 1 SL
    diminished profit, also risking, possibly if youre have a good method, you need to try your method when; your pair have a large effect
    eg, first friday of the month (NFP), and another large impact about your pair

  6. #16
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote that this 1 agreed. 4 winning lt; 1 SL lesser profit, also risking, possibly if youre have a good method, you should try your method when; your pair have a big effect eg, first friday of the month (NFP), and also another big effect about your pair
    will test this method

  7. #17
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Cease loss point completely depends upon your trading style. I prefer to put SL beneath 10-20 pips for bull and 5-10 for bearish trends.
    Well-known thanks

  8. #18
    Up to now, Domino was the sole person in this thread with any inkling of how things work. You need to understand the underlying mechanisms of the market; just after that can you make informed decisions of where to put a stop loss. Forget about risk/reward ratio - it is totally futile with no understanding. A lot of individuals say they have a fantastic r/r ratio and they won't require a winner unless it goes 2x their risk. . .what they do not seem to realize is that their odds never changed with their negative anticipation system. Assuming 50/50 coinflip odds on a 1:1 effort, your odds only change to 33 percent when you double the distance you need to go, so you lose twice before it is possible to anticipate a winner and break even - only by raw chance with no border. If you're using real money, withdraw it I promise you, if you continue it, you will come out a very unhappy loser. Unless you have a personality that's obsessive in solving problems, it isn't likely you will even come close to being a consistent winner even after years of trying. Successful trading isn't something stupid people are capable of till they come about some incredible luck.

  9. #19
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Up to now, Domino was the sole person in this thread using any inkling of how things work. You have to comprehend the underlying mechanics of the market; only after that can you make informed decisions of where to place a stop loss. Forget about risk/reward ratio - it is totally useless without comprehension. A lot of people say they have a great r/r ratio and that they won't take a winner unless it goes 2x their risk. . .what they don't appear to see is that their chances never changed using their negative expectancy system. Assuming 50/50 coinflip...
    many thanks bro for your adviceand be sure that I have real money in the market but I dont even use it till today as you ship need more practice

  10. #20
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    hello I have some difficulty on something only I make couple of egies that it is working fine but constantly I have exactly the exact same issue I lose all of the money I am making because I don't understand how to put a useful stop drop once my capital has been (on demo account) just 1000$ and I left within a month 7000$ as profit but lose 5000$ because I didn't put I good stop lose I commerce on usd/nzd most of time that it is go 150 pipe down and up daily ( I use one day time period ) so I do mainly 50 to 100 pipe daily but at the third day I lose (250) or even 150 so back to...
    You are missing a lot. Your risk management seems way off. As a general rule, stick with 1:1 risk/reward better or ratio. Preferably 1:2 higher time frames, but if you have a high likelihood win rate using a 1:1 risk/reward ratio then that's money from the bank. Right now it appears your risk/reward ratio is at 2.5:1-3:1 which is going to lead to more wins here and there, however, a sizable loss will wipe out your profits. Research risk management and money management concepts to have a better idea of how much to risk per trade. Additionally, you haven't given where you currently place your stop loss orders and why you put it there. A little more info will definitely help us determine what you are doing wrong and how to fix it.

    Wish you luck!

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