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eurotrash replied Nov 18, 2010If you could always make 10 pips a day, no sweat, then sure, 10 pips is enough to make anyone a multi millionaire... on paper, anyhow. However you should probably look at other similar x pips a day threads and see how they ended up. About calling it ...
I don't get how 10 pips a day can make you rich?
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eurotrash replied Nov 18, 2010Profit taking, "counter trend" traders, sometimes option-related defense, etc.
Dealer Trading ahead of support
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eurotrash replied Nov 16, 2010I don't know that and I would argue that that's not necessarily always the case. But then I guess it depends how you define S/R. I'd argue that some "resistances" are simply caused by thinning buyers, large buyers who bought at the beginning dumping ...
There are no secret patterns and there will never be one
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eurotrash replied Nov 15, 2010What, to you, constitutes "order" in a market?
There are no secret patterns and there will never be one
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eurotrash replied Nov 8, 2010FT's new 2.6 update allows you to import and use real tick data (can be obtained free from Oanda) so now you can replay the market as it really happened, not randomly generated ticks based on 1m OHLC.
Anyone using the program FOREX Tester??
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eurotrash replied Nov 6, 2010We may trade our belief systems, but that part about "there is no spoon" is bullshit. The market is what it is, it has rules and structure and operates in a certain way, and your perception of the market may be right or wrong - if there was only ...
Ridiculous Trading Myths
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eurotrash replied Nov 6, 2010I'm quite sure DS never said that (re: 100%), are you thinking of this? url
Ridiculous Trading Myths
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eurotrash replied Oct 27, 2010Are you still actively trying to "decipher" it? On another note I'm an idiot, as I see that Bleek had already provided a concise description of exhaustion way before. Although I read the paragraph several times, somehow I only actually ever read the ...
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Orders by a trading algorithm?
Started Oct 25, 2010|Trading Discussion|1 reply
About 20 minutes ago I was watching cable when all of a sudden a whole bunch of bids/offers ...
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eurotrash replied Oct 20, 2010Hi William, Not sure what you mean by me having the answer in the chart - the part I quoted from Bleek was from a different chart and I was just applying it to another chart. He says the "soaking up" of the big move in his chart is price ...
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eurotrash replied Oct 15, 2010You'd basically need to find an ECN where you can make the bids/offers, rather than just hitting them. Definitely can be done, though you'd be trying to compete manually with programs that do the same thing: probably not gonna work well. No way this ...
avoiding paying the spread
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eurotrash replied Oct 15, 2010Hi Bleek, I'm sure we appreciate the replies whenever you have time. (And here's a late reply as well, as I was on holiday.) I'm not quite getting this then - see the attached image. You did say "the first big move south ... has been soaked up in a ...
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eurotrash replied Oct 8, 2010Re: your first post, you should list your profit/loss in % not in pips as you can be negative pips but positive profit, and vice versa.
Trades Before Fact
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eurotrash replied Oct 5, 2010How does this relate to your trade here? url image After a big move up, price just sort of ranged in the "middle third" - i.e. it could have gone either way, right? But price had just gone up massively so a retrace could be expected. In my mind ...
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eurotrash replied Oct 5, 2010Hi Bleek, huge thanks for this post. When you say low or high volume, are you simply talking about the time of day (i.e. asian session = low volume, london = high), or are you using actual volume from your broker?
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eurotrash replied Oct 4, 2010First one looks like a glitch with the feed or app, stop hunts don't look like that.
Broker Stop Hunting
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eurotrash replied Oct 4, 2010This is my interpretation. Price was "rejected" down around 5750 early on: price discovery occurred to the downside and was rejected (or, it was considered "cheap" and bought up quickly). Price discovery to the upside had not yet occurred and I was ...
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eurotrash replied Oct 4, 2010Of course, I was just remarking on your attitude in general, i.e. that large percentage returns in a short amount of time are a fairy tale.
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eurotrash replied Oct 4, 2010Livermore said at one point he was making an average of 150% per week. Thanks to you I now know he was talking bullshit.

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