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- HouseTaker replied Sep 24, 2013
simit just posted another video with his experience with the system: url
- HouseTaker replied Jun 19, 2013
Here is an excerpt from this video, under 6 minutes in length, in which Dr. Dayton shares his analysis of the S&P 500 monthly chart -- illustrating many concepts in the Wyckoff method while doing so. video
- HouseTaker replied Jun 11, 2013
you can see the results of the signal service they offer to get an idea: url
- HouseTaker replied Mar 21, 2013
I have the book. it's pretty interesting, personally I think traders need to really find their own strategies, but the setups and money management ideas in them can give you ideas. I have my own style of trading, but overall I think the strategies ...
- HouseTaker replied Mar 10, 2013
i made the most progress after i started journalling and writing my thoughts out. with that said, i think you have to focus quite a bit on understanding who you are and what you are confident in. i.e. you might be an active day trader, you might be ...
- HouseTaker replied Mar 10, 2013
subscribed.....looking forward to this
- HouseTaker replied Feb 5, 2013
i think it is dangerous to think of the market as an ATM or a paycheck that will give you money on a fixed basis if only you crack the formula. i think it is better to think of the market like the weather: you have to adapt to what it gives you, and ...
- HouseTaker replied Feb 5, 2013
candlestick patterns.....wait for the close to confirm a breakout. also, it's nice to see the market consolidating before a breakout, rather just going parabolic into a key level. if you pay attention to the context, you can get a clearer idea of ...
- HouseTaker replied Feb 2, 2013
i don't trade for a living, but i have been trading profitably for 6 years now. I'm averaging about 22% a year, although it's been growing and I'm getting more confident. I think in a few years I'll be able to trade full-time. I still have a bit of ...
- HouseTaker replied Feb 2, 2013
exits are not necessarily just guesswork. you may wish to check out this thread which has some good comments: url in my opinion it basically comes down to knowing whether you are range or trend trader, as well as knowing what type of lifestyle is ...
- HouseTaker replied Feb 2, 2013
i think you should consider whether you are an range trader or a trend trader. if you are a range trader, you can just exit at support or resistance. here is an article that talks about that: url if you are a trend trader, you should consider ...
- HouseTaker replied Feb 2, 2013
i've been trading eurusd using signals from bkforex url they're bullish on eurusd over the long-term, and trade ahead of news results that in their analysis will generate a positive movement. the attached chart illustrates the entry and exit ...
- HouseTaker replied Feb 1, 2013
my top picks: jack schwager's books: url boris schlossberg and kathy lien also have multiple great books: url last but certainly not least, mark douglas: url i think reading these books can help any trader focus on what's important in ...
- HouseTaker replied Feb 1, 2013
yen has a long way to fall. this will last for years. but, personally i'll wait for the pullback.
- HouseTaker replied Jan 31, 2013
here is a good video on paul tudor jones' approach to trading, it contains a small clip from the movie "trader" : video i liked the full movie because i enjoy trading, but as others have noted it is not very educational.
- HouseTaker replied Jan 29, 2013
jadedmikey has the right idea. price action is king, keep it simple and focus on support and resistance. most importantly, though, is you seem to be very focused on technicals to find your entry/exit. this is important, but that you were up $200 and ...
- HouseTaker replied Jan 29, 2013
wow, great thread! subscribed
- HouseTaker replied Jan 28, 2013
there are three key ingredients and they are all equally important: 1. having an edge in the markets; something that puts the odds in your favor 2. risk management; understanding you are not going to be correct every time, and developing a plan that ...
- HouseTaker replied Jan 28, 2013
set a limit 3X the distance my stop is. so if i entered with my stop at 50 pips away, my target exit will be 150 pips away from entry. either that or, in some instances where i think the fundamentals are very supportive of a long-term trend forming, ...