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- Turveyd replied Jan 5, 2014
Account to 20K area, then make 30% so $6000 per month is my goal for end of this year that's approx £3700 GBP per month, so over twice what I make currently, if I can do it in 20hours per week, that'd be great to, 4 hours per day!! So save £2000 per ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Jan 5, 2014
Last time I traded Options, I had $6000 USD's in the account, stupidly went SHORT 100% being greedy, market gapped up so bad I was down 5K from the open eccksss, then ran against me almost wiping me out, I worked out the values if I'd of went 100% ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Jan 5, 2014
Well, yes but, I have a method which supports 2 positions tops, so yes I go long on a pull back in an uptrend, if it then pulls back lower, I'll take a 2nd position on a pause if the uptrend is still valid, but you need a line in the sand, where ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Jan 5, 2014
Do yourself a favour and don't bother about them EVER, there rubbish, a bunch of numbers by a whacko possibly hundreds of years ago has zero real meaning in the markets. Yes they look good after the fact, if you ignore all of the fails, predictive ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Jan 5, 2014
You don't trade the loss, you take the loss, there part of the business there always going to happen, accept this and move on, just try to make them less than your profits.
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Jan 5, 2014
Well 15% without adjusting size down between trades, if he loses all 5 trades in a row, it's an acceptable risk if you think you could make 30% some days. I have likely 20 per day of such opportunity's, still a WIP but I expect to be able to get ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Jan 5, 2014
How about if pro trader trades at 3% and makes 5 trades per day, with 80% win rate. YES guessing at 2 years. then factor in a 1:2 r:r . sadlly lot sizes become unmanageable way before the 1mil so sadly still NO. Genesis thread was Mikko, he's ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Jan 4, 2014
You didn't try it on a low enough risk rating then I guess, ofcourse if your not already rich then the returns really don't make it worth it with that low a risk, maybe if you want 10% per year, but not nothing to wage. Choppy ranged markets it's ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Jan 4, 2014
And you have to drag me back in!! You forgot :- " IF you trade small enough and don't get to a margin call before you get to profit "

why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Jan 4, 2014
I could say the E/U will go up, and i could have a 100% win rate because its certain that it will go up at some point, the question is when? Without "when" associated with the prediction, the prediction is pretty much invalid because i still have to ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Jan 4, 2014
Many Many years ago, it was $2000 USD, I used to trade the DOW symbol YM $12 per point SCAREY, which is the smallest area futures go. $500 margin requirement to trade 1 contract.
I trade my own account for a living. Tell your story
- Turveyd replied Jan 3, 2014
Hello, Haven't read past this, but if your still trading this way, then very similar to mine. Random entry, near the ranges works for me to, always take a 2nd position, don't really know when it'll turn back to the other side. Look into Envelopes, ...
Hard Way, Easy Way
- Turveyd replied Jan 3, 2014
Spoiler alert... that's her new method, in 600years time when she is 3% down and decides its because she's risking too much. Its intersting there is no focus on how to trade profitable, just on the easy part MM. I'd normally make some comment based ...
Is it possible to earn 30% per month consistently for 4 years?
- Turveyd replied Jan 2, 2014
The news, just made buyers more weary and and sellers more confident, so it caused an inbalance and down she went. Ofcourse if you look at a W1 chart. its up from 0.5000 area in 2001 and still technically in a uptrend, although 20% off it's highs, ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Jan 2, 2014
Presuming EU failed ?? Holding over a holiday and into new year, accounts wise is never good though, so I'll let you off this once, but never lose a trade again!!

why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Jan 2, 2014
Correct, without you are just gambling plain as!! But at the same time, don't do a Proximus and get confused in the math's

why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Jan 2, 2014
OFF Woman, not ODD woman, although ODD woman is actually quite accurate. It is, but strangely addictive. Method yes, energy seriously lacking LOL
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Jan 2, 2014
Prefer rough, angry, revenge sex, but it'll do!! Don't see my 2014 year odd woman, going so well LOL
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Jan 2, 2014
Too many big words for me to

why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Jan 2, 2014
Got to hate guru's, Averaging down, with the trend is okay, if you have a plan and a way to define the trend accurately enough and an exit plan ofcourse, without it's suicide! Never hold a position against the trend!! I'm a M1 guy who hates BS, so ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?