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AlastorFate replied Apr 3, 2018I see. That's interesting.
Ultimate Traders' Performance Compilation
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AlastorFate replied Apr 3, 2018I am bit confused. The 'peyton' T.E. is one of your account, right?
Ultimate Traders' Performance Compilation
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AlastorFate replied Apr 3, 20181. I pmed you to stop posting, to end the debate. 2. You add me to ignored. 3. I add you to ignored, because you added me to ignored. I made personal reference to your character or insulted you personally? Link pls (to the posts)
Verbal Diarrhea Kings
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AlastorFate replied Apr 3, 2018Replying to posts that are clearly meant to rage/troll you is not the best thing to do usually. As far as our brief history is concerned, I merely fought for my trading beliefs. It was my thread, It would not be nice if I back down. You took all my ...
Verbal Diarrhea Kings
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AlastorFate replied Apr 3, 2018dkrock, why do you feel the need to read the posts and threads of people whom you have added to the ignored? Aren't the posts of ignored users hidden by default? Doesn't this defeat the purpose of adding users to ignored in the first place?
Verbal Diarrhea Kings
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AlastorFate replied Apr 3, 2018One year of net profit implies that the given trader is probably doing many things right. and probably possesses most of the necessary elements required for a lasting trading career. That alone makes him stand out from the losing 90% of retail ...
False Prophets
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AlastorFate replied Apr 3, 2018T.E. of a serious trader 1. Live accounts. A trader can't use demo accounts where he risk not a single dime, and expect people to take him seriously. 2. Account size A proper starting account size of a serious trader should be at least 25K (refer to ...
False Prophets
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AlastorFate replied Apr 3, 2018MoneyZilla's point is simple 1. Almost every retail trader lose in trading in the long run. Statistically, 9 out of 10 are losers. The percentage is probably even worse here for F.F. members. 2. Without any P/L statements to objectively assess a ...
Verbal Diarrhea Kings
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AlastorFate replied Apr 3, 2018Profits(and losses) are related to money. Associating monetary gain/loss to trading, might gives rise to emotions/behaviours that are detrimental to optimal trading - over confidence, greed, fear, anger, emotional trading, revenge trading, averaging ...
Realistic Monthly Trading Profit?
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AlastorFate replied Apr 2, 2018MoneyZilla, do you think retail level Forex trading is somewhat a pyramid scheme itself?
Verbal Diarrhea Kings
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AlastorFate replied Apr 2, 2018If you only care about getting profits every month, you will blow up your account eventually.
Realistic Monthly Trading Profit?
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AlastorFate replied Apr 2, 2018Thanks for the interest.
Making small gains each day + losing it all in 1 day
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AlastorFate replied Apr 2, 2018If you are trading in order to make money, you will lose it all.
A newbie in search of Support
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AlastorFate replied Apr 2, 2018It's your system's potential to get into good trades, that is important. Not stop losses. If you get into bad trades very often, you are probably using a losing system.
Trading without stop-losses
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AlastorFate replied Apr 2, 2018Indicators give rise to 1. Losing trading systems 2. and fake gurus.
Theory on the first creation of indicators
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AlastorFate replied Apr 2, 2018I think the OP meant increasing position size as one's account size grow over time.
Making small gains each day + losing it all in 1 day
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AlastorFate replied Apr 2, 2018If a trader need to deal with losses on a psychological level... 1. His trading position size is too big for him. 2. He is using a losing system, that incur net drawdown over time. One of the above.
How do you deal with your losses?
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AlastorFate replied Apr 1, 2018That is quite obvious. The trader let his losing trading positions run into huge losses. A trader's risk/reward (and trading itself) will be terrible if he focuses on protecting profits in every single trade, commonly by taking premature small ...
Making small gains each day + losing it all in 1 day
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AlastorFate replied Apr 1, 2018A strategy that doubles one's account annually without fail -> Doesn't exist.
How to invest $100K?