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Hmsr replied Jan 4, 2018Hello Hanover, thankyou for the indicator. Also Congrats on your "38 out of 38 profitable months". It's a great feat.
Daily high/low histogram indicator
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Hmsr replied Jan 3, 2018Hello Hanover, that's a really nice sessions indicator you have on the bottom window. Would it possible for you to share that indicator?
Daily high/low histogram indicator
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Hmsr replied Dec 28, 2017Hi there , are you able to make a list for people looking to go into coding with the end goal of creating automated systems? Like through Python or whichever?
I made a list of resources for beginners and experienced traders
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Hmsr replied Dec 18, 2017So I applied talking about my experience, and how I created many strategies that got better with time and all the problems I had to address in the process of making the strategies. I told them I'm willing to take a break from university for a few ...
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Hmsr replied Dec 18, 2017Hello Hanover & Co. What is your opinion of forex traders applying for positions at proprietary trading firms, to learn about other trading methods, with the end goal of trading forex? I applied for trainee trader to 3 proprietary firms in Sydney, ...
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Hmsr replied Dec 13, 2017Side note, what do you think the next big event will be that will cause large volatility in some pairs, such as Brexit? (or perhaps the unpegging of CHF to the franc, not sure if that caused volatility though.) Just to let you know a little bit ...
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Hmsr replied Dec 13, 2017Hello Hanover, I have come a cross a strategy that has been tested to achieve somewhere between 60-74% winrate with 1:1 RR, from the 4 years of 2014 to 2017 (during the brexit periods it was breakeven in the short term, however overall in the year ...
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Hmsr replied Dec 12, 2017The universal problem with martingales is that there are virtually never any currencies or markets that are exclusively fit for normal martingale, or anti-martingale. It's just chaos out there. Perhaps there are specific times of day when one kind ...
List of Martingale Trading Systems
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Hmsr replied Nov 29, 2017Such a stupid thread. It's like saying, Get rich young. Or win WW1. Or you know just goto Mars by building a spacecraft, sounds easy when you say it.
The Oldest Rule In Trading Still Works
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Hmsr replied Nov 25, 2017Hi, I looks to me like you're just trading, and just want to talk about the whole process of trading, cos its your hobby. Quickly, I don't get one thing, your winrate is 60% of trades are profitable, yet your tag line thing says 90% o the time you ...
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Hmsr replied Nov 21, 2017^ I think I read an article in from an Asia that said 96% of traders fail month to month. That leaves 4% of traders that are either breaking even or profiting. If anyone knows what Article I'm talking about, please link it, I want to read it again. ...
8 Years Later - Still Not Winning
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Hmsr replied Nov 17, 2017Hello Hanover, suppose a there is a strategy that depends on price behavior repeating itself. In my case, suppose at most there can be one trade per day, in a year in general there would be about 180/250 tradable days. How many years worth of data ...
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Hmsr replied Nov 15, 2017Yes, what I should have mentioned int he question was 'with respect to trading behavior and volatility' Here it is clear to me that the US session should shift it's starting time with respect to GMT in general. Thanks for letting me know. Imagine ...
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Hmsr replied Nov 15, 2017Hello Hanover, How does Daylight Savings affect Trading Sessions? Eg, Asian, GBP, USD
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Hmsr replied Oct 2, 2017I am starting to see legitimacy in this where the lowest volumes create local Support/Ressistance kind of zones, thankyou for your responses, I appreciate the time. I'm being wishful here, but is there a way to predict how much volume a currency may ...
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Hmsr replied Oct 1, 2017Hello Hanover, Another small question, is there anyway through looking at price charts to spot 'uncertainty in the market', eg, Doji Candlesticks. Also are there any other ways to spot real time uncertainty through external sources?
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Hmsr replied Sep 28, 2017Thanks for the response, I will indulge myself into this information and links you provided, & hopefully put in the work into myself, rather then statistical edges or linear strategies, or by chance create a strategy that considers market context ...
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Hmsr replied Sep 28, 2017No, cos 60% isn't that great for a short period of time, and it's hard to test this, also the spread becomes a huger factor when dealing with these smaller ranges.
GBP/USD simple breakout system
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Hmsr replied Sep 28, 2017I understand what you are saying, makes sense and I will try it, perhaps the numbers will be favorable. And after that I might even try testing the results for 0.25:1 R:R and hope for a probability above 80% which is good territory to consider ...
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Hmsr replied Sep 28, 2017Hello Hanover, I have been working on a strategy which involves straddling specific candles if their ranges are within a certain size. I've noticed for a specific currency that for the last year it's given me a 70% win rate with 1:1 risk. It was on ...
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