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- loa1452 replied Mar 17, 2009
Who cares? Why do you feel the need to tell people on a random forum that you are done? So you are saying you gambled and won money. Wow. Didn't know that was possible. Or maybe you have some need for random people on the internet to congratulate ...
- loa1452 replied Mar 14, 2009
This link is probably the best source of online info about moving averages: url
- loa1452 replied Mar 6, 2009
I contribute my good looks. I think most would agree that I'm the best looking one that is a member of FF. When I walk around town, my good looks spur others to look better themselves, in which they join gyms and buy better food. I also give people ...
- loa1452 replied Mar 6, 2009
Pip obedience. Haha, love the title. Definitely been there. Especially in a position type trade, the U/Chf over about 3 weeks, it seemed like every time I looked at the chart I wanted to get out. These days I'm not as stupid and I plan when I'm ...
- loa1452 replied Mar 1, 2009
Its too bad people are searching far and wide for "wisdom" these days. It seems no one appreciates hard work anymore. Here is some wisdom: Put in the hours. Simple.
- loa1452 replied Mar 1, 2009
Whoops. I think you meant to say "as always to each his own, unless I don't agree with it, then its probably wrong". That is very true but this book takes it to a new level. Like I said, a solid message, but the book is littered with psycho fluff ...
- loa1452 replied Mar 1, 2009
Did you even read what I said? So if I never come to like the style of writing, I probably won't be trading? Looks like you lack some logic skills. You should probably work on that for a couple of years.
- loa1452 replied Mar 1, 2009
Am I the only one that doesn't like this book? 1)Obviously 2)When do I ever know what is going to happen next? 3)Doesn't actually make sense. 4)Ok.. 5)Wow, thanks for that golden information. Whats the point? It has a solid message, but why write ...
- loa1452 replied Feb 24, 2009
Oops. Your right. Sorry. I retract my whole statement then. Lol... That statement just took priority on my list of the dumbest things I've ever heard, with your other statement in 2nd place. Hey LongToBeFree, do this guy a favor and simply point him ...
- loa1452 replied Feb 24, 2009
LongToBeFree, this is the dumbest thing I have ever heard. I would start by not asking for advice on a forum, you will always get either retarted views like the above, or people will start arguing. I just come here when I'm bored. As for ...
- loa1452 replied Feb 23, 2009
I simply put in the hours. Like anything that you want to get good at, you must work at it. Plain and simple.
- loa1452 replied Feb 22, 2009
Neither has reading a web page.
- loa1452 replied Feb 20, 2009
FOREXFlash, I don't think he cares what you think "he needs to do". This thread is about those charts and a discussion on what caused the movements. I think that move was probably the reason of many factors. How did the US news look at that time? ...
- loa1452 replied Feb 20, 2009
Well I guess its just his style of writing. I have been reading reviews of the book and I don't think I could ever get anything out of it. "Winning is a by-product of your beliefs. Experts don't have to try to be consistent; they are consistent. ...
- loa1452 replied Feb 20, 2009
Not too sure what you are trying to say by those examples.. but I agree. Find what works for you. That is obvious. And I'm guessing that is your take of the statement “There is a random distribution between wins and losses for any given set of ...
- loa1452 replied Feb 19, 2009
“There is a random distribution between wins and losses for any given set of variables that define an edge.” Since you obviously understand this, care to give any proof that your set of variables is randomly distributed? I don't see how this is ...
- loa1452 replied Feb 19, 2009
Is this an ad?
- loa1452 replied Feb 15, 2009
Your view of independent can't be compared to a coin toss. For a coin toss to be independent, it has to be flipped under the same conditions, i.e in a room with no wind. Buying 'randomly' or what not is like flipping a coin in a hurricane for a few ...
- loa1452 replied Feb 15, 2009
If you exclude a pair it isn't random anymore. When all closing positions what? In what time frame? Give details. You are giving the vaguest of arguments. I bet "God" could buy when weekly close keeps getting lower and lower and still make money.