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- RogueTrader replied Oct 17, 2006
Breaking even is a win? Does breaking even pay the bills? No. Does it increase your account? No. Breaking even is nothing, neither win nor loss.....nothing. Certainly nothing to be happy about. As to the original posters query, have a target before ...
- RogueTrader replied Oct 17, 2006
Breaking even is a win? Does breaking even pay the bills? No. Does it increase your account? No. Breaking even is nothing, neither win nor loss.....nothing. As to the original posters query, have a target before you place your trade and manage your ...
- RogueTrader replied Oct 17, 2006
LOL. NO! But I will tell you this, an earlier mentor once told me trading is about who flinches first. FXopportunist is correct in saying not everyone can stand in the face of what most would call a freight train, absorb it, and cause it to be ...
- RogueTrader replied Oct 17, 2006
Mr Trend, Considering that the traders sitting at the desk poised to take your money at brokers such as fxcm, cms, and many bank traders, if technically oriented, use a four or an eight hour chart, you are wise to move to a daily. Drawdown, stops, ...
- RogueTrader replied Oct 17, 2006
Favorite indicator... call it an indicator if you like, but time squaring price. a rogue trader
- RogueTrader replied Oct 17, 2006
Philmcgrew, Pretenous is traders on this forum thinking they know everything about how these markets work when they have only been trading for 3 months and have 3 grand in their trading account. smjones, And just how much does it take to move a ...
- RogueTrader replied Oct 17, 2006
No. All you have to do is look at the average pip movement per day.
- RogueTrader replied Oct 17, 2006
LOL, I always trade against the masses. In fact, using forums such as this one is a good way to get a feel for the masses and what they are thinking and doing the opposite. While most of you are trying to find "trend," traders like myself are ...
- RogueTrader replied Jul 4, 2006
Delta offers some very interesting insights into the timing of market moves. Is it worth the money that Wilder paid for it? I would not be inclined to have given as much when other timing measures are more accurate. But, this is just my humble ...
- RogueTrader replied Jun 28, 2006
Bemac, Glad you think it is just a bunch of lines. I have looked at this and am reasonable confident it is not just random lines placed on a chart. But, if you would like to make judgements on something you know nothing about, it is your right.
- RogueTrader replied Jun 28, 2006
soso-beton, I would think that is what was anticipated, swings at the marked times.
- RogueTrader replied Jun 27, 2006
sos_beton, The only thing I know is what was posted. This is a daily euro chart that has carried time points forward through mid-December 2006 by way of vertical lines. For those curious, they begin in December 2004. I am afraid I can tell you ...
- RogueTrader replied Jun 27, 2006
As per your request, a different color background. The quality is tainted because of the resizing needed to upload.
- RogueTrader replied Jun 27, 2006
Gann insisted that time was more important than price. If you have ever thought price was going to reach a particular s/r level, fib number, or any host of other price points only to change direction before it got there or after your stop was hit as ...
- RogueTrader replied Jun 14, 2006
While the pursuit of a strategy that you can use to be consistenly profitable is a worthy undertaking, one must keep in mind the information garnered from the likes of posters here or even from some books in print may or may not be true. The ...
- RogueTrader replied Mar 8, 2006
Glad you think you have this figured out. If you want to trade for 20 points and risk 50, by all means go ahead. But in twenty years of trading I have never met anyone that could sustain the hit rate you claim nor trade that risk profile.
- RogueTrader replied Mar 8, 2006
Could not have said it better. No indicators here. Why use something that gives you information after the fact? It is like using a map only after you have reached your destination.
- RogueTrader replied Mar 8, 2006
Trading without a stop loss is like jumping from a plane without a parachute. With that said, stop loss placement can vary depending on the strategy or method being used. I will sometimes have a ten pip stop, sometimes a 50, or even a 100 pip stop. ...
- RogueTrader replied Feb 23, 2006
I recommend to my students that they begin with the EURO. It is by far the most liquid of the currencies. As a second choice, I would recommend the CHF. Might I suggust you stay clear of the YEN until you have a little more experience under you. It ...
- RogueTrader replied Feb 22, 2006
cici, Terms like prudent, suicidal, etc, are definable only within the context of your own risk management. What I consider prudent, you may not and vise versa. I have been trading for a little while now and have yet to see anyone maintain the type ...