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60minuteman replied May 17, 2014the conclusion of the research is that the market can be considered random sometimes, and sometimes not, so you are right. As for your edge, it is most likely an illusion if it is based purely on a chart pattern, if it is an edge at all then there ...
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60minuteman replied May 17, 2014it amazes me still that people think their approach is the only approach, it's incredibly naive.
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60minuteman replied May 17, 2014that research has already been done (a quite famous bit of research on random markets).. maybe you should google it url
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60minuteman replied May 17, 2014so just wait for your pattern, trade it everytime, you should get the same result? right? As for random numbers, it can only be +1 or -1 surely? isn't that how the charts are made anyway?
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60minuteman replied May 17, 2014Nobody has said you can not have an edge or that nobody can make money trading, thats obvious. As for chart patterns, I can get as good if not better results than all of them taking random entries.
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60minuteman replied May 17, 2014Human beings do not like to deal with uncertainty, especially when it comes to risk and money. Our brains do not want accept that the markets are random - you're just trading peoples future emotions. SR levels are ignored as often as they are ...
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60minuteman replied May 16, 2014I do use those techniques if I want to find a good exit, I have spent a lot of time developing trading strategies, I am at the stage now where I want to place trades and walk away, so that is why this is by far my preferred method. Screen time has ...
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60minuteman replied May 16, 2014you will be your biggest enemy in trading, I suggest looking up Denise Shull's videos too, they will be beneficial

Trading Without a StopLoss
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60minuteman replied May 16, 2014she say's it better than me video
Why are retail traders frequently trapped by the markets?
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60minuteman replied May 16, 2014Traders are never taught or learn how to turn their emotions into data and then make rational decisions. Trading is all about emotion and the best traders use their emotions to their advantage. When price surges in one direction (for example) their ...
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60minuteman replied May 15, 2014if everyone believes they can read the perfect order in the market then are they winning every trade? if not, why not?
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60minuteman replied May 15, 2014Hi pip, it's nonsense the broker triggering stops by moving price, banks may position themselves to find the liquidity to fill a clients order by using it's funds, but your broker is certainly not doing that. If on the other hand the broker is ...
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60minuteman replied May 15, 2014spot on....
the one place the big money can not disguise their moves is on the higher TF'swhy have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
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60minuteman replied May 15, 2014sure, just having some fun... looks to be going ok so far, well done
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
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60minuteman replied May 15, 2014139 trades
not significant (can you see what i did there!) and it's demo...why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
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60minuteman replied May 14, 2014you're clearly lucky as well as a know it all

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60minuteman replied May 14, 2014this might be along the lines of what you're looking for url
why have you accepted the price-predictability assumption?
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60minuteman replied May 14, 2014possibly, i'm not sure we we're discussing RR though? that's another discussion altogether and there are pro's and con's to low and high RR trading. I personally trade both, a long term trending strat that has a low win rate and high RR and a higher ...
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60minuteman replied May 14, 2014yes, we're on exactly the same page, the need to quantify everything in trading leads most traders to their downfall, its gambling, you need luck and to trade in a way that puts the odds and probabilities in your favour, there are a few options to ...
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