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- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
Ignore the others, Scalpers / Intraday M1/M5 traders are the only 1's profiting around here, so ignore what the losers who's bought into H4's crappola say.
WTF is wrong with me?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
The challenge required SL's, you have no SL's so we have no way to establish win / losers or a R:R ratio, get it ?? Seriously, who trades without SL's ?? And I assumed I was on ignore you was having a hissy fit being the drama queen you are, and not ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
Quite a week day on EU compared to everything else though, so we'll see!!
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
So order to go long, 1.3720 not hit yet, you expect a dip to new lows and back upto the arrow, got it. Where is the SL for that sucker ?? 2mins before the market closes, so not today mate

why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
Could you not use, Red's, Green's and Yellow's mate
kinda Red Green Colour blind and well bolloxed if i can say which is which, with lines that small!!why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
Ofcourse you don't use SL's that's why you are avoiding that question! Your charts show no actual logic or trade sense, you might aswell flip a coin, but there is no SL so you'll get to 2 pips profit and bag it sooner or later, while taking huge ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
So you took 2 pips of all of them for risking 30 and class those are profits ?? and the EU didn't set ? so we'll just ignore that yeah got it. Define your SL and we'll work of 1:1 R:R, so with a 30SL you need to make 30TP before the SL hits for it ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
Wild and Crazy gets the job done I find!! Instinct is still to do the stupid second thing, it is taking a while to get that out of my brain, but yeah in general that's the plan atleast. Objectivity, doing it in a scientific non random, REAL kinda ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
Ofcourse not thats a prediction level you will never achieve. Just got to play the math, let the SL take care of the losers.
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
There are random events, which you'll never be able to predict, like someone flying a 747 into a building or other unscheduled news events, which ofcourse effects the market and makes it seem random, but there is a reason for it's move.
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
It's complicated, not random I assure you
It's order based, so nobody can predict the next 10seconds or 5mins, which makes it random to most, zoom out look at the bigger picture, there are repeatable ranges, there are directions and there is ...why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
M1 so no long term data, been able to go back 9months on 2 pairs, still looks promising, only done random samples though, prefer live tests can't cheat then. Ranges, might need tweaking depending on market volatility, it should be long term useable ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
I prefer Should, ie you pretty sure, but never going to be 100% ofcourse as stuff changes we can't see. There all abit, market might go up, or it might go down, but what ever happens I'll claim I got it right for my likings. Magix got a +5 pips on ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
Yep, vaguely insulting someones method in jest ( Magix ) despite the fact it's a method he originally learned from well me, turned into a hate crime, which is interesting. I don't know exactly when the market will turn, so in order not to miss I ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
Don't worry GDR's 1 of my mates, and about the only person I trust isn't a BSing scammer. Seriously newbies out there, if your trying to work out who's real and who's a BSer, listen to GDR32 he's strangely the real deal ( completely MAD also )
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
Your a Brit, feels slightly worried and starts only walking sideways in case your a giver and/or a receiver LOL Planning to take a year off woman ( this will fail, always does ), wasn't planning on switching teams but it's good to know the option is ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
You've got some weird mojo going on and your predictions work way more often than not, and pretty accurately to.
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
So Proximus who believes the market to be random, is talking about predicting the market, then predicting the spread like it has meaning, only scalpers care about the spread, so he's a scalper. Then to top it off, claiming that unless you use spread ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
Lol Magix's been posting some, 100% rookie trades, epic fail at attracting new investors lol, he ribbed my method, whenhe hasn't even got 1 lol Good to have the master back dude, feel free to post them in my journal.
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 31, 2013
Wrong time of day sadly, direction held for a while, but didn't really move, then news sent e verything crazy. Add yourself to my M15 journal, I post most of my trades live in there, 6 wins in row sdo far
Just checked the chart, 2 more pips on ...why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?