Disliked{quote} i started with 1 cent without leverage and now i own a country and a planeIgnored
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Disliked{quote} i started with 1 cent without leverage and now i own a country and a planeIgnored
Disliked{quote} I started with 10 cents and now own an Island and a yacht.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Who say's we "must" trade with the trend? What is trend anyway? Who is considered a contrarian trader? Who assigns them? What is the criteria? If you follow those criteria, will you be millionaire?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Who say's we "must" trade with the trend? I do, but only if you want to make a profit - the trend of price that is, go against price and you will lose. The rest is well known, general knowledge of the trading world.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Who say's we "must" trade with the trend? I do, but only if you want to make a profit - the trend of price that is, go against price and you will lose. The rest is well known, general knowledge of the trading world.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Erebus, thank you for taking the newbies to school but looks like they wanna learn the hard wayThey will get what you mean when they sell a strong pair/buy a weak one and wonder why the price keeps moving against them.
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DislikedHi FulMargnAlch, You make a good point, following the trend certainly does not guarantee a profit, there is a lot more to profitable trading than just that. And, of course, you can be consistently profitable not trading with the trend if you trade a non-trend following method well. That said, Erebus also has a valid point, I think. Trading with the trend - assuming we can correctly identify that - is an edge in your favour. A defined trend means the directional probability of the next price move is not random, it is more likely to be with the trend...Ignored
Disliked{quote} This is common knowledge. Buy strong, sell weak, recycled stuff over and over again. Literally, everybody knows this yet price just pumps and dumps out of nowhere. After the move/fact, ANALysts will come in and rationalize it. NOBODY KNOWS WHERE PRICE IS GOING YET PEOPLE JUST FOLLOW THE TREND = BECAUSE IT'S TRENDINGIgnored
Disliked{quote} Why so angry mate? Chill. You can guess a move before the fact, and some people do it with high accuracy (not 100% of course). They are not on youtube or reddit though and they don't sell courses. That's why we don't see them. But saying that they don't exist is like saying "i don't see UV rays so they don't exist".Ignored
Disliked{quote} Why so angry mate? Chill. You can guess a move before the fact, and some people do it with high accuracy (not 100% of course). They are not on youtube or reddit though and they don't sell courses. That's why we don't see them. But saying that they don't exist is like saying "i don't see UV rays so they don't exist". Trading is all about stacking the odds in your favour. Trading with the trend won’t guarantee results, but even if it increases your chances of winning by 5% is a very good improvement.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I'm chilling here bro. Actually, I am waiting for a person to comment here to share his benevolent wisdom for us.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes I understand all of these "stacking the odds" thing. We all do this. Some add more indicators to increase chances of winning. Some tweak indicators nonstop if something goes wrong. more of something = more profits less of something = less profits or could it be true? hmmmIgnored
Disliked{quote} Indicators are just tools. They make your job easy, if they are used right but they won't generate consistent profits on their own. I use oscillators to gauge the momentum and strength of the pairs i am trading. In order to avoid buying the weak ones and selling strong ones like XAUUSD. But that's only like 20% of the things that i am doing. So, more indicators doesn't mean more profits.Ignored
Disliked{quote} So you are using oscillators to gauge the strength of an asset? Overbought/oversold thingy?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Nope. There's no such thing as overbought and oversold. I don't sell when the RSI hits 70. It actually says "don't sell, bulls are in control".Ignored
Disliked{quote} Please help me here. Using this basic and most used oscillators + we have "bearish trend" here, we should also sell because bears are in control {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Please help me here. Using this basic and most used oscillators + we have "bearish trend" here, we should also sell because bears are in control {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Bears were in control between 17 July and 25 July. And i need a fundamental reason to go short. Which i finally got in 25 July with US GDP {image} {image} Now there is a nice 20 point Gold sell trade. from 2373 to 2353. Just in a few hours. Free money. Like i said, blindly following the oscillator or any other indicator won't make you profitable. Because it's just a tool. Can you expect a hammer to put a nail in the wall on it's own? No. Indicators are no different. You have to figure out what's happening in the markets first. Then use indicators...Ignored
Disliked{quote} If you gonna ask why should we go short after seeing the GDP report, i would be laying my whole edge so i won'tAnd as you can see i have 2 indis there, but i don't advise to listen to them all the time. They are just gauges like the one's in our cars. Gas pedal is under my control. I just look at them whenever i decide to press the pedals
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