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- cyguy replied Feb 10, 2019
got a couple of questions for those who follow this method, 1.how many setups do you find with this method a month? 2. Is it more effective on higher time frames or better for 1,5, 15min time frames? thanks
- cyguy replied Jan 23, 2019
is there a point where you end the martingale, or do you just keep doubling by say 500 pips or something? or maybe (avg trend length/4) ?
- cyguy replied Jan 22, 2019
oh ok, see you didn't really say anything about using martingale, that makes more sense. cool model, I was contemplating that model but didn't think about using martingale with it.
- cyguy replied Jan 21, 2019
Ok, so let me get this straight. you open a buy and sell at say 1.05 with a lot size of 0.05. The market moves up to 1.06, and you close your buy order and get $5 units. so option a.) then you open another buy order at 1.06. Now you have a buy order ...
- cyguy replied Jan 18, 2019
this would just leave you with an gap that is never filled, unless im doing my math wrong? Are there always just 2 trades open a sell and a buy? or do you add additional orders? from my perspective, correct me if i'm wrong, you open a buy and a sell ...
- cyguy replied Jan 4, 2019
Well, I ended up not going with the martingale method I was thinking about just because of the fact that I could reach trade 7 or 8 with $1280 bet on 50 pips.. Instead I stumbled upon a method of accumulating ideas. As I noticed, most pairs trend, ...
- cyguy replied Nov 14, 2018
well then, guess I stumbled on something that might work? thanks for helping me think none the less. Hope your method stays as profitable as it is!
- cyguy replied Nov 13, 2018
looking at your orders, I see that you possibly use a grid-like system, I think I understand how it works.. if its what I'm thinking of, its simple yet surprisingly effective, Thanks for the ideas! May green pips be with you
- cyguy replied Nov 13, 2018
when you place a pending order, are you just putting pending orders where you think you can predict the price action, or do you place pending orders more in a grid-like system, i.e. 0.10 buy every 50 pips or something of that nature?
- cyguy replied Nov 8, 2018
So upon further study of my 'eureka' moment, had some math issues and in the end it wouldn't work out. Now im going to dive into the martingale method. I've studied this method and determined the main reason it destroys most accounts, are because ...
- cyguy replied Oct 10, 2018
do you close your trades on the next h4, or leave it open until you hit your TP?
- cyguy replied Oct 7, 2018
didn't mean to upset you, all the information I read on futures just says what it is, i.e. soy bean farmer joe wants to stablize prices of his soy beans through buying soy bean future contracts. Guess I'll buy a book. Thanks for the info though
- cyguy replied Oct 5, 2018
would a march contract be the same price as the june contract, or would their be a difference due to time?
- cyguy replied Oct 5, 2018
hey man I had a question about the futures market. Can you hedge orders in a sense that you have a buy and a sell at the same time? thanks
- cyguy replied Oct 5, 2018
hey man I had a question about the futures market. Can you hedge orders in a sense that you have a buy and a sell at the same time? thanks
- cyguy replied Oct 1, 2018
try opening and closing a trade real quick, that should start it?
- cyguy replied Sep 30, 2018
This match sounds fun. May you both have plentiful profits.
- cyguy replied Sep 30, 2018
I had a eureka moment. I am more of a proponent of swing trades because I dont like to loose sleep over a trade that will make or break my account. If tried trend following trades, and reverse trend trades but each method has their own flaws. I ...
- cyguy replied Sep 19, 2018
Id say you find success by trading the opposite of how the majority are trading.
- cyguy replied Sep 16, 2018
After much analysis, I found that smaller lot size trades are the way to go. My new style will be easy to see what Im doing, but Ill never fully explain it. My only suggestion, is never risk more than 5% of your balance per trade, and trade often. ...