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aicccia replied Dec 3, 2006whats a solution then besides off-shore? Become a perpetual traveller?
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aicccia replied Dec 3, 2006To a certain extent, yes the game is rigged. But not necessarily consciously. Put yourself in the position of the top CEO's of mega corporations, heads of major banks and governments. In today's world, a 30%+ return on accounts of 500 million and up ...
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aicccia replied Dec 3, 2006but you realize that even if you could do that theoretically with your system, there would be factors out of your control such as brokers, banks, and governments that would keep you from doing it. Well maybe you could, if you start out with a very ...
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aicccia replied Dec 2, 2006is perfect success possible in a flawed world?
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aicccia replied Dec 2, 2006Make that next week. I've had more success this weekend working on my EA than I anticipated. I'm expecting a sell signal for eur/usd in the first half of next week. I mentioned in the first post that I was on version 36 of my EA, now it's version 43 ...
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aicccia replied Dec 1, 2006well I stopped trading the other currencies because I'd rather know one currency really well rather then 4 only a little bit. And I was out of town for thanksgiving so I missed the huge move last week, a and since I don't jump in the middle of a ...
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aicccia replied Dec 1, 2006if you think it sucks to be tired of making money, wait till you're tired of losing it. Thats the feeling that really kills. It can drive people to some pretty desperate actions.
Tired of making money!!!
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aicccia replied Nov 30, 2006depends on your system's risk tolerance, how much can you risk per trade while keeping your drawdowns managable?
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aicccia replied Nov 29, 2006no no, jacko is not right, you're headed in the right direction, I just think you're overwhelming yourself by taking on the constant analysis of many different currencies. Why don't you just pick a few or even just one? And don't forget that there's ...
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aicccia replied Nov 29, 2006make sure you have accurate 1 m data
Unhappy Weird results in backtest build 200.. need help!
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aicccia replied Nov 29, 2006Dear Itme, by any chance does the "Q" in your Q-E theory stand for quadratic?
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aicccia replied Nov 21, 2006could it possibly be that more people are getting into forex trading, so the market as a whole is not as volatile, and then the range decreases?
Why the decrease in range?
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aicccia replied Nov 21, 2006trading on the m1 and m5 timeframes isn't trading, it's scalping and it's just as different from trading as trading is from investing, which is what you're doing on timeframes from one day and up
All the BEST for M1-M5 timeframe
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aicccia replied Nov 21, 2006So why are some of the big players buying then? Do they know something we don't or are they just as confused as we are?
35 pip spike on majors?
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aicccia replied Nov 21, 2006I agree that stoplosses are very detremental. Stoplosses should be put where if the price goes, then your prediction about the future is not correct, however most people just choose an arbitrary number like 20 or 40 pips depending on the amount of ...
2006 Automated Trading Championship
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aicccia replied Nov 21, 2006Here you go, Automated Championships
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