Likewise to you.

1:1 Risk Reward Ratio - Why it just makes sense

Yes. Which is fairly amazing since I consistently try to avoid being agreeable.

Fill the Gaps with Guts

Just agreeing that managing your trades around an even R:R is easier not better or worse then a different R:R.[/quote] Like most/many forex related discussions it could be an endless argument I suppose. Do what works for you. That's what I intend to ...

1:1 Risk Reward Ratio - Why it just makes sense

"Originally Posted by HiddenGap image For me, if the market gaps up on Sunday then the gap represents a change in the Supply/Demand Dynamics in the market. Some here have used the term "liquidity gap". That's fine. To me the key is that this gap ...

Fill the Gaps with Guts

[/quote] 100% correct 'ay? That's a bold statement. And about that image... ??

1:1 Risk Reward Ratio - Why it just makes sense

As difficult as it may be, I'll agree with pipmutt here. Further, some of the (other) replies are just too "scientifically advanced". Trading doesn't have to be rocket science. "Everything should be as simple as possible but no simpler" is a quote ...

1:1 Risk Reward Ratio - Why it just makes sense

Since it's illegal to melt down legal tender for scrap it might be a "no win". Even if you exchange your nickel for face value you've lost the time value. Why not just put your money in an insured savings account and earn your quarter percent. This ...

It is so easy, yet so hard

That seems like a fairly lame reply to an excellent post. Or maybe you just missed the whole point. Either way, have a great day.

Trade the Gaps... oh You Idiots

If you would be so kind as to explain what "they made contraindications means I would really appreciate that. In the meantime I beg you to read this post Thanks

Fill the Gaps with Guts

To move on or not is up to you. I found it funny that you didn't know. If you did know you did a damn good job of concealing your knowledge. As I said, now you're more educated. The rest is up to you.

What Is "Proper" Risk/Money/Trade Management?

Oh... I seem to be getting on your nerves. Excellent. Your train of thought was on the wrong track. So now you're going to try and silence me through mockery? Won't work . See what I mean ?

What Is "Proper" Risk/Money/Trade Management?

Hello... I'll say one thing, you seem to be very patient. That's a big plus. Simply, what I was trying to say is that you don't seem to know the difference between a "mini" and a "micro" account. A mini account allows you to trade $10,000 currency ...

What Is "Proper" Risk/Money/Trade Management?

Very well said. We just have to keep working on it. That's all we can do.

Exit is more important than the entry

You're JUST NOT GETTING IT !! It does not imply a range !! IF YOU HAVE A MINI ACCOUNT YOU CAN TRADE FOR AS LITTLE AS .10 CENTS PER PIP. YOU CANNOT TRADE ANYTHING LESS THAN THAT IF YOU HAVE A MICRO ACCOUNT YOU CAN TRADE FOR AS LITTLE AS ONE CENT PER ...

What Is "Proper" Risk/Money/Trade Management?

You could also waste time and pips by "testing the waters." If you lower your position size on the initial entry, would that suggest that you're not very confident in the trade? If so, why enter the trade at all? Just a thought.

What Is "Proper" Risk/Money/Trade Management?

The leverage will affect the margin requirement. Regardless of your leverage, if you risk 3% of your account, it's just that. Obviously, you can't take a trade if you have insufficient equity, according to your leverage.

What Is "Proper" Risk/Money/Trade Management?