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Seneca pilot replied Nov 1, 2014Interesting that you mention the yen freight train. Price bounced off the US close during the Asian market and never looked back. This happens a lot and no it would be rather stupid to trade against a BOJ action.
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Seneca pilot replied Oct 11, 2014This is true of all trading. Nothing will work every day without some losses. It is the long term consistent application of a method that tells the story. There are some constants that never change though. There are very important prices printed ...
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Seneca pilot replied Sep 15, 2014I am curious. How many traders who learned the basics of the thread are still using the trade methods? Some things never change.
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Seneca pilot replied Sep 15, 2014The boys are doing great. Thank you for asking.
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Seneca pilot replied Jan 26, 2014I am aware of these correlations and understand the math behind them but I have never used them to trade so I am not really qualified to have a opinion one way or the other.
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Seneca pilot replied Jan 25, 2014OK, a few things about the daily open trades. This must be the first level hit for the day or I don't take the trade. I don't worry too much about the R/R if there is a trend. The idea is that the daily open will trigger and then the previous day ...
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Seneca pilot replied Jan 24, 2014You'll need to be a little more specific. Most of the trades I take are fading some level so I need more information to help you. Most of the time I think it is best for someone who works full time to pick a type of trade that works well with your ...
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Seneca pilot replied Jan 23, 2014The interesting thing about this entire discussion is that none of it really matters. I could post up a three year fxbook track record and it would only show that I can trade my own method. It would in no way prove that anyone else could match the ...
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Seneca pilot replied Jan 21, 2014You read but you don't comprehend. Get to work.
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Seneca pilot replied Jan 21, 2014Now we finally come to your real problem. You think someone owes you something. This thread is not in the systems forum. I didn't provide a complete strategy here. I did provide a framework from which motivated traders could build a strategy. I even ...
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Seneca pilot replied Jan 19, 2014Things are good Billy. Boys are growing very fast.
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Seneca pilot replied Jan 19, 2014I will answer this once. I won't get into a pissing match. If I was selling something I would feel a need to prove my performance. I have nothing to sell but based on your posts I would guess that maybe you do. I showed a month of live trades and it ...
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Seneca pilot replied Jan 19, 2014My news trades are taken fifteen minutes after the announcement. My stop is always in place. The trade is taken after the spreads normalize and the news has been digested.
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Seneca pilot replied Jan 16, 2014I lost money for years before I figured out that this easy living was hard and I needed to actually learn. I did reasonably well investing and trading in stocks. When I decided to try futures I got killed. If took several years to figure this out. ...
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Seneca pilot replied Jan 16, 2014A few thoughts on this. 1) I normally take the first level hit for the day. I 2) The biggest level is most important (monthly over daily) 3) When there is a major news event like employment numbers I generally ignore levels and trade the news method ...
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Seneca pilot replied Jan 13, 2014I somehow missed your post and the one before. The higher (weekly etc.) Work fine. You do have to have bigger stops, bigger targets, and lots of patience. That last one keeps me from moving up in timeframe. I cut my teeth on fifteen minute charts ...
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Seneca pilot replied Jan 13, 2014I really don't care whether you, or anyone else thinks I am profitable. What I do care about and show up to defend against is when people with an agenda or an obvious lack of testing of the method make assertions that the methods that I use to trade ...
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Seneca pilot replied Jan 13, 2014Unless your trading style is one where you chase large runners for a substantial portion of your profits, you will make more money by taking the entire trade all the way to the exit.
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Seneca pilot replied Jan 13, 2014Actually if you want to get it correct, I put it up once and made 37%. I then did start another one which I promptly messed up by taking some experimental trades in it. I made one more attempt at putting up a clean and still took trades that I did ...
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Seneca pilot replied Jan 11, 2014If you have a method that you devise on your own. If you COMPLETELY understand how your method works and the market conditions needed to make it successful. You will then be able to determine, in real time if the market conditions are correct for ...
Peter Crown's DIBS method revisited