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natanas replied Apr 8, 2011Thanks. I hadn't noticed the small print.
5 Min TrendPipper - with Hull, Ema and Pivots
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natanas replied Apr 7, 2011Julie, Just wondering about the pivot indicator you're using in your template. I've compared a few different pivot indicators and several are in agreement with each other but not quite with the one you're using here (the THV4 TzPivotsD (Black).ex4.) ...
5 Min TrendPipper - with Hull, Ema and Pivots
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natanas replied Mar 16, 2011What is your basis for saying that you know everything there is to know about the pairs you trade? I'm not trying to be a smart aleck; just wondering if you have a news service you watch or some other means of observing relevant economic activity ...
EURUSD
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natanas replied Nov 13, 2010What do you mean by "1 lot 100% of the SL to the entry? Does that mean when the first lot hits the profit target you move the stop of the second lot to breakeven? And I assume the third lot keeps the original stoploss, right?
TEB 5ema & 12ema and 21 RSI (MTF)
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natanas replied Jun 21, 2010Here are the rules of ranging markets and trending markets: A range always remains a range until it doesn't. A trend is always trending until it isn't.

Trading 'The Turn'
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natanas replied Jun 14, 2010Thanks for the great and immensely helpful responses, everyone. Now what about the big sudden swings? 300 pips down on May 6. 585 pips up and down May 19 to 21. Who do you suppose were the biggest winners and losers in that mayhem and the drop that ...
The Bizarro EURCHF in April and May 2010
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The Bizarro EURCHF in April and May 2010
Started Jun 10, 2010|Trading Discussion|11 replies
{image} Anyone care to deconstruct the behavior of the EURCHF during April and May? In ...
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natanas replied Jan 15, 201010:1 = artificial stop loss = more opportunity for brokers to take your money. There's virtually no flexibility at this level of leverage unless you have a gigantic account balance. If there is any tightening of leverage, my thought is that 50:1 ...
Help To Stop 10:1 Leverage
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natanas replied Jan 15, 2010What exactly are the thread sharers loosing? A plague upon the people? A windfall of conversation? If it's the latter, let the loosing begin! Too much tightness is a bad thing.
Forum sharers are the losers??
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natanas replied Dec 17, 2009An inspiring response, Rabid. You've got me thinking a bit more about the finer points of mathematics.
Odds of winning are constant: Using market bias AND stop loss
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natanas replied Dec 17, 2009I should have qualified this assertion by stating that this movement is in the absence of a particular trading method or attention to market bias. I'm not going to assume that anyone observing the market has a particular strategy from which they are ...
Odds of winning are constant: Using market bias AND stop loss
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natanas replied Dec 16, 2009All trades are essentially 50/50.There is a 50/50 chance the market will go up or down. The only thing that determines which 50% prevails as a win or a loss is where you set a target for either a profit or a stop-out. The market movement is chaotic; ...
Odds of winning are constant: Using market bias AND stop loss
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natanas replied Dec 14, 2009A word of warning... Martingale will KILL your account. It's not a matter of if, just a matter of when. For more than two hundred years people have been trying this form of betting and losing. Don't become the latest statistic.
anybody using martingale system with success??
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natanas replied Nov 23, 2009To borrow a phrase from someone else... indicators are very good at predicting the past. Like indicators, chart patterns are lagging sources of information (Divergences also have the same weaknesses). Patterns only confirm themselves after the ...
Why a chart pattern fails?
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natanas replied Nov 23, 2009zero-sum, less than zero-sum, commissions versus spread--this discussion seems to be a quibble over semantics. For one, spread equals commission for a broker to facilitate trading. Call it what you want, but that's what it is. The game is zero-sum ...
Inescapable Truths
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natanas replied Nov 18, 2009You're right about this. In order for one to gain, another has to lose. The leakage to the brokers in the form of such things as spread, stop hunting, and deviations from true market price (if there is such a thing) constitutes what I call the house ...
Inescapable Truths