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- lastingwell replied Jan 27, 2015
Simple rules I know and no jargon, other indicators or anything else you would like to slap on a chart, but will keep you out of trouble more than anything else.
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- lastingwell replied Jan 20, 2015
Personally I wouldn't go against the Daily tdi you have on your chart, I would wait until it starts to turn back down but thats just me, the weekly is in your favour though and the news might be :fingers crossed for you.
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- lastingwell replied Jan 19, 2015
I however don't like the pac or the newer tdi, I don't find them helpful to my trading so I haven't changed from the original tdi so not all of us are using them

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- lastingwell replied Jan 19, 2015
Didn't want to get greedy so instead of 100 tp I changed to the trendline after I'd moved it somewhere more sensible as I had to go out, also put a 50 pip trail on it and left it.
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- lastingwell replied Jan 19, 2015
This is where they are regulated: The Financial Services Authority (FSA) in St Vincent and the Grenadines I don't know their rules are as strict as elsewhere. Protection of your funds should come first, you don't trade with very high leverage so I ...
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- lastingwell replied Jan 19, 2015
When you load it on the chart, if it doesn't work click on the experts or journal tab and it will usually tell you wants wrong with it.
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- lastingwell replied Jan 16, 2015
Thank you everyone for you very kind words in posts, emails and private messages it has brought a lot of comfort so thank you!! I've done all I can do here for the moment until the funeral which unfortunately is still going to be a couple of weeks ...
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- lastingwell replied Jan 12, 2015
Look at the angle of the red line of the TDI and you will have your answer.
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- lastingwell replied Jan 12, 2015
I thought I was going to be back on the forum more for a while, but my Dad became very poorly last week and sadly passed away this weekend, so although I will probably look in from time to time, I will not be here to post for a couple of weeks or so.
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- lastingwell replied Jan 4, 2015
Thanks MrAussie, I should be able to post more again now. And you explained it really well

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- lastingwell replied Jan 4, 2015
Thats very kind of you, to let me make my point
, but my intention was to point out the maths is wrong which I'll carry on doing whether its you or anyone else that is doing it. And that "kind" would be those people that point out where you're ...Trading Made Simple
- lastingwell replied Jan 4, 2015
I read the post in its entirety and haven't made assumptions, I have seen this type of chart before but not commented on them, but the maths remain the same. On the image you have "when price close below TP1 exit 1 position at +1R" and its not. If ...
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- lastingwell replied Jan 4, 2015
Lets be clear on what I was referring to, there is nothing confusing or misleading about a 1% risk and a 5% gain being 1:5, the type of post I class as misleading, url and is what I'm referring to. The image I have attached again below is the one ...
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- lastingwell replied Jan 4, 2015
I was just going to answer the post you did when I noticed I think he deleted it. In his original post he said: After the first trade moved 25+, I moved this to BE and opened one more standard lot with 25 pip SL but same TP But in the post you've ...
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- lastingwell replied Jan 3, 2015
Counting R multiples in pips is also very misleading. If I put 2 full lots at the outset of a trade with a 25 pip stop loss then my initial risk is $500. If I then take one of those trades out at 25 pips in profit and move to breakeven I have then ...
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