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Noloqy replied Nov 11, 2010Whether you scale up, down, in, out, or don't scale at all, it doesn't matter. The good thing about trading is that you can do nothing wrong, except for trading at all! Unless you have an edge, the market is random to you anyway, and consequently ...
Ridiculous Trading Myths
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Noloqy replied Nov 7, 2010Don't worry mate, I don't think you annoyed anyone. By stating something that apparently is quite controversial, you started a fairly constructive discussion in my opinion. So instead of apologizing, as far as I'm concerned you may even be thanked!
Ridiculous Trading Myths
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Noloqy replied Nov 7, 2010Whether there are non-speculative participants or not does not change the zero-sum nature. There are multiple scopes for analyzing the market. You're right that on a microlevel, costs and settlement can make the market non-zero-sum. However, from a ...
Ridiculous Trading Myths
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Noloqy replied Nov 7, 2010Haha, please argue why it is NOT a zero sum game.
Ridiculous Trading Myths
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Noloqy replied Nov 7, 2010I'm really happy for you that you're able to beat the market, but finding an edge cannot be "easy" for the very simple reason that Forex is a zero sum game, and that you have to pay to participate. On that note, I'm curious how your apprentice is ...
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Noloqy replied Nov 6, 2010IIRC, the 10000 hour rule followed from a study on the characteristics of high performing and other students at a conservatory. The author found that the "experts" studied harder than their counterparts, and that there was roughly a 10k hour ...
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Noloqy replied Nov 6, 2010There are many low risk market neutral hedge funds that don't have such a track record. It depends a bit on the trading style, but I'd say you're probably in the 95th percentile if you manage to have that track record.
Ridiculous Trading Myths
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Noloqy replied Nov 6, 2010I guess an IQ of 145 isn't enough for that... Probably more in the regions of 170. edit: Or a monkey that wrote Iliad and the Odyssey
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Noloqy replied Nov 5, 2010Support/Resistance, because Support/Resistance defies Support/Resistance.
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Noloqy replied Nov 3, 2010Well, you can depart from the assumption that market conditions are "sticky". This means that if market conditions have favored your system for a period of time, there is a greater probability that it will favor it the next round. Inversely, if your ...
MM Development
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Noloqy replied Nov 2, 2010Ralph Vince is the sole legend in the area of MM. He doesn't teach anything about trade management though.
MM/Risk Management Books
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Noloqy replied Nov 2, 2010Mikkom, if I remember correctly you were interested in testing out some of your aggressively tuned algos in a trading competition. I just received an email from Alpari that they are having a trading competition with demo accounts. It's kind of a ...
Systematic trading
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Noloqy replied Nov 2, 2010Do you remember anything of the trading method you used? Maybe you're on to something! People may come to great insights through dreaming. For example, Watson came up with the double helix structure of DNA when he was asleep! Edit: Always keep a pen ...
I had a wet trading dream last night
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Noloqy replied Oct 27, 2010First of all, I would like to refer you to the recently published figures concerning the profitability of brokers' customers. About half of the customers seem to have made a profit over the last 4 months. Secondly, people generally don't lose money ...
Oanda Open Position Ratios conundrum
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Noloqy replied Oct 27, 2010I didn't know that, though it makes some sense. I always thought it was a weighted basket of currencies or something. Besides the DMM being the most liquid EMU currency, several EU countries also had their currency pegged to it.
When did the euro start?
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Noloqy replied Oct 20, 2010Nice trade CW. I'm also short EURJPY and I like the way it's behaving so far. Low, concerning "hedging" in the same account, I never really understood that. Why isn't hedging the same as just squaring the position (i.e. buying an offsetting position ...
Silent Service Method