[quote=Turveyd;5558794] Yup, not to mention the broker's always get their cut. The brokers pay people to work for them. You could go on and on through the whole chain of events and all those involved. Trading is not a zero sum game as in a coin toss.

The life of a trading system on Forex Factory

Perhaps you could read/re-read this post "I traded this a couple of years ago. It'll run you crazy with all the pending orders to keep up with and keep updated. You won't be able to do it without an EA, which I would not use. " I think I may have ...

The Bat...a strategy by Team Aphid

[quote=pipmutt;5558566]lol, one of my favourite films, that and Rogue Trader! Drives my wife nuts!" "I It's a zero sum game, somebody wins, " I [/quote] By strict definition, trading never was, never will be, a zero sum game. And that's the ...

The life of a trading system on Forex Factory

I got one. How much time do you spend thinking of endless, argumentative rhetoric for every thread that comes along. How do you find time to trade ? oops, I did read one reply of yours that was somewhat humorous, so perhaps this post was in haste. ...

Poll: How much money have you made/lost in forex ?

they're on downers — Don't let 'em bring you down 60MM. Many believe what they believe because their mentor told them they could not achieve (that which the mentor could not). Eventually, servants become the masters and new realities become ...

The life of a trading system on Forex Factory

IMHO, the "intrinsic value" of a "whole economy" often has little to do with specifically investing in that currency or related (if any) stocks. Take as an example, Australia. Indeed, one could have invested in the Aussie $ and related industry. ...

Determining intrinsic value of economies

One of the benefits of the 10MA in the indi window may be this: In nearly every instance of a buy, the stoch is rising above the 10MA and falling below the 10MA for a sell. Just a little side note I guess. Happy trading.

System32

The "2% rule" all depends upon who's rules you're reading. If you establish the rules for your particular trading style, whether it be 1%, 2% 5%... whatever, then that's the rule you should stand by. If at some point you feel an adjustment is needed ...

When to break the 2% rule?

Nice work S32. Made some adjustments according to my own personal style and MM but your system is a winner for those who want to give it some attention.

System32