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- turanius replied May 16, 2012
No, I could open it myself only with OpenOffice...but OpenOffice is is like MS Office, only difference is it is free and has more features.
- turanius replied May 7, 2012
where do you see oversold? only because of the gap? I see a strong sell signal in your chart....look at the stoch, and rsi.
- turanius replied May 7, 2012
wow, you must be using 100% of your equity to initiate a trade :-)
- turanius replied May 7, 2012
this is silly :-) I am not because the ones who are, are known already.. my post does not have anything to do with what you say but is only a trigger for some to think in small numbers that takes away trading obstactles and achieve their goals.
- turanius replied May 7, 2012
As I said earler, fear is the worst enemy of every trader and greed is the second one...You think it is too much when you see 138% a year, but when you focus on 0.3% a day, it is like 10-15pips if you used 3% margin for/with one single trade only, ...
- turanius replied May 7, 2012
if you know how many pips that is for your account with 1% trade size, you will know that you can :-)
- turanius replied May 7, 2012
yes, because as I said earlier in one of my other posts that I just started to work with the calculator
- turanius replied May 7, 2012
well, this can be a lucky strike as well :-) happened to me more than once and made me lmao after 10 minutes when I came back to my computer with 30+ pips profit
- turanius replied May 7, 2012
how many % is that?: 10K Account opened 10.18.2011 = To Date Balance 7.05.2012: 103,492 (Including losing some bad losing trades and huge dd's I had in between) I normally do not post my numbers but did only because some of you made comments about ...
- turanius replied May 7, 2012
Yes, fear is the biggest enemy of every trader, but you can banish it from your trading mentality if you keep the trade size at max 3%...even better if you use only 1%, with 25pips profit target for the day = 0.25% profit....no matter how big your ...
- turanius replied May 7, 2012
This is the mistake most of us traders make... why not calculate your profit target for each trade, knowing what your daily target is,...no matter how small or big your account is, if you stick with the formula and know that you are using(risk) only ...
- turanius replied May 6, 2012
30 Days Month? — 1. It does not have to be 30 days within a month but your 30 days of trading, where you can insert the date. 2. You will face SL more probably if your target is higher than 25 pips. 25 pips is an amount that every currency ...
- turanius replied May 6, 2012
Open it with OpenOffice — You can download openoffice which is the free version of MS Office. Here is the link for OpenOffice; url
- turanius replied May 6, 2012
My montly profit is in avarage 30-35% and I do not consider myself as the best, and just started to work with this sheet and I know I have daily minimum 25 pips profit in avarage, but now, with the help of the calculator I will stop then and am sure ...
- turanius replied May 6, 2012
This is just the result, realistic or not — What can I do against mathematics? nothing, nor you :-))) Just go ahead and insert 10.000 account balance... you will see that it shows you $250 daily target,...now, is it that unrealistic to achieve ...
- turanius replied May 6, 2012
Here is a simpler one, which is more easy to use — I am working with this one and it shows me everything else, including the monthly and 6 months result if I apply daily target and stop trading upon reaching the daily target: url
- turanius replied May 6, 2012
It is exactly the opposite, since your weekly and monthly targets will be much much higher than the daily target, which is much more easier to reach. For example; if your monthly target is 25%, you will be trading focused on this target which can be ...
- turanius replied May 6, 2012
I have checked again on another computer and can insert account balance...it will be editable if you have OpenOffice which is free
- turanius replied May 6, 2012
Maybe you are opening the calculator with some other format, because I can work with it, and can insert the daily target...did you download OpenOffice?