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- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
10k, you ask for evidence from others so only fair you provide the same. Maybe I'm nearing the 1mil and just keep it secret

why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
If he posted evidence you'd only ignore it anyway, or find a reason to not trust it, who's got time / energy for that. At your age I too thought the world would end, but people have an impressive way of forgetting, adapting and over coming. ...
There is no Holy Grail
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
A) I'm not a newbie, you are. B) yes and more, I've ran objective stat's on pretty much everything, very little of conventional teachings work, there taught by losers to take our money. I'm seeing why Majix has it in for you.
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
Won't mind sharing the EA code then, which should have most of your how to use it logic. I agree with and see your logic, so I think your real, which is rare around here.
I trade my own account for a living. Tell your story
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
Noise BS to you, is required detail to me, give it time you'll stop seeing it as noise and BS.
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
After the event its easy to see the price reveral ofcourse, but Live your just gambling that its came to and end. I can and do make 50+ pip moves off M1 you haven't got to scalp out first pause,you can go slower direction is up so hol all day. Check ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
Mikko may be hitting my troll list lol I didn't say that, you did, just because a candle closes at high or near plus 100 pips, doesn't mean it has to retrace, it could move another 100 pips up. M1 you havent got to try to reverse the after result, ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
Mikko, just because you disagree with someone doesn't mean there talking about stuff they have no idea about. Always consider that you don't have a clue what your talking about. So either counter it with an arguement or go play russian roullette.
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
Just checked, literally just the last post, I put an explaination there last night.
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
Seriously, click on my name, threads,M15 journal, last page or 2 give that a read. On tablet not at home, so can't easily post a link.
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
Sorry but yes they are, its about groups of candles, especially on M1 or M5. Okay look at a support area, say gu 1.6000 markets got buyers so the candles are generally have long wicks as there not closing at the bottom, but some will close at the ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
And the circles continue. Candles are randomly formed, the market is far from random thankfully, there are better ways to trade than candles or indicators, but they require detail, which you can't see, because your against M1. Look at the chart last ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
Don't bother answering for us, as we have no way to tell if your lying or not but....... Are you profitable ? If so enough ? How long have you been trying to use this method ? Do you really think it will make the big money your after ? Would you be ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
2sma's and 2 envelopes on mine, all indicators test badly to, better than tea leaves i mean candle sticks.
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
What are you talking about, how does M1 barely move, if D1 moves 50pips guess what M1 moves 50 pips to. Stop using candlestick logic, its BS. Seriously check the end of my thread out, current method, noise and sub trends are exploitable.
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
No there random, so you went through all that proving there 99% rasndom and still trying to use the remaining 1%. The time they start or end be it H4 H1 or M1 could be part of the way through a move therefore random. Go over to my strangely M15 ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
Thasts the line I was on about he quoted there 100% BS, if you try using H4 candle ofcourse the SL will be to close. Ever consider, it's your method that's flawed. P.s. my account is at new highs, from trading M1.
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
No sorry 100% definately, reading candle sticks patterns is a trap to take your money, they only work by oure coincidence some times, like 50% might aswell flip a coin.
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
No you've proved candle stick patterns are random you or Pips me proved M1 and H4 are both equally random. I don't use candle stick BS I never have or will for this reason. But then you talk about trading M1 like you would H4 if you where trying to ...
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
- Turveyd replied Dec 21, 2013
Careful you'll get Trixy complaining again, and then proving your point by being random Lol Woman, you do a 1000nd nice things for then, then they think you've done 1 thing wrong, the 1000nd count for nothing and it's all over.
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?