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- ToxicChili replied Jun 11, 2010
If you look at a lot of these contests, one week a trader makes silly gains, next week they make silly losses. You will rarely see the same trader making those gains week in week out. It just isn't going to happen. I have had good runs of winning ...
- ToxicChili replied Jun 10, 2010
Er, yeah this is a wiggly line that actually proves nothing. The difficulty I think anyone has in taking you seriously anymore is the massive losing trades you had, which you then went on to claim were fake trades. You are yet to provide clear, ...
- ToxicChili replied Jun 10, 2010
You haven't really proved that yet though have you?
- ToxicChili replied Jun 9, 2010
When all the doubters leave the thread.
- ToxicChili replied Jun 8, 2010
Yes but he already explained that his losing trades are fake trades and you shouldnt also be suspcious by the fact the next statement showed a new account with another deposit, because this can also be explained by the fact he has multiple accounts ...
- ToxicChili replied Jun 8, 2010
He means will you give information on your strategy, money management or risk management.
- ToxicChili replied Jun 8, 2010
I guess if you have gone through a divorce you should be able to seperate money and your emotions which will put you in a good position for dealing with losing trades in forex NB: I hope that you are not offended by the above comment and no ...
- ToxicChili replied Jun 8, 2010
If it goes against him he just waits until the trade is in profit again. He 'had' two trades open where he was long EUR/USD + GBP/USD. He since claimed that these were fake trades designed to get interest in the thread (@ trade2win forum). His ...
- ToxicChili replied Jun 6, 2010
I had a situation where I cancelled a limit order, got an email confirming and the broker still executed the order. I have in the past seen orders/positions appear and disappear on my account when trading with ig index, when I questioned this, they ...
- ToxicChili replied Jun 2, 2010
The losing trades are fake trades, he only makes those so we read his thread. I will have to try that on my broker when I have losing trades telling them that those didn't in fact count and they need to credit my account with the money they took ...
- ToxicChili replied Jun 2, 2010
What happened to the trades before the 17th May? 2 weeks of trades does not prove a 100% winning strategy, 2 months may not even prove that. Especially based on the fact you went back on something you said claiming some of the trades were fake ...
- ToxicChili replied Jun 1, 2010
or edit the post quickly before anyone quotes you Lots of us have done it lol.
- ToxicChili replied Jun 1, 2010
Did you use a calculator to get that answer? If so, buy a new one Hanover makes a lot of great points, excellent post
- ToxicChili replied Jun 1, 2010
From the point of view of learning Forex/trading, it is best to do it yourself anyway. No degree will really teach you how to trade anyway.
- ToxicChili replied Jun 1, 2010
Well it would include that, but I was more meaning that if you do economics as a degree, a science degree is better than an arts degree for it. i.e. BSc Econ is > than BA Econ.
- ToxicChili replied Jun 1, 2010
Or a maths based Economics degree. Which is what I have lol.
- ToxicChili replied May 31, 2010
I didn't see you had closed this position as you hadn't posted here.
- ToxicChili replied May 31, 2010
Lol, thanks Not sure how many people are actually taking him seriously.
- ToxicChili replied May 31, 2010
I know, but you opened more than 3 trades on Friday.
- ToxicChili replied May 31, 2010
Oh so by never closing losing positions you maintain your 100% record of all closed trades being winners, regardless of how far against you a losing position goes.