@rockit there is not much scope of these predictions being true. Forex market is dominated by uncertainty. A trader should constantly follow economic news and critically analyze and monitor the market.
Predict dollar movement using astrology 48 replies
is it possible to predict breakouts? 17 replies
I can predict moves but then I forget how. Why? 20 replies
random price movement - reasons why your system was wrong 5 replies
GBP/USD daily pip movement vs. EUR/USD daily pip movement 3 replies
DislikedPrice behaves the same way, and this is the reason why sometimes is predictable and sometimes it is not. Said that most of the common known tools about price, S/R, supply and demand, fundamentals and order flow, are affected by the same cause, therefore you cannot rely on them or you have to learn to assess the conditions in which they do work and the conditions in which they do not. In other words there is no a set and forget tool or system and there is no way to be consistent with predicting future price action: the best you can do is anticipating...Ignored
DislikedNot experienced or profitable but here goes my two cents on the topic. Key thing for me is that people like me have zero influence over price action. Market movers such as big banks and hedge funds make the price move and they are not your typical irrational retail trader. Their trades are influenced by multiple factors, but mostly the flow of money. The FED pumps up the market with cheap money, SPX and DOW go up and the dollar goes down. Lately they have been doing the opposite and big surprise the dollar is shooting for the moon. Anyone with the...Ignored
DislikedIf I am to trade the dollar I can assume it is in strong trend and any signal to buy with the trend would have a far greater chance of success than anything else. The bigger money moves the big money. Me? I'm just e flea clinging on to the trend. Not predicting anything, just going with the flow.Ignored
Disliked{quote} No, that strategy won't make you profitable in the long run. From your perspective, there are trends and there are periods of ranging/consolidations, but you have no way of predicting when they begin and end. You may make money following major trends, you lose all of those gains when the market is whipsawing on you. It all evens out after a while, minus commissions and fees, so a net loss. It's due to the inherently probabilistic nature of the market with respect to the return/risk profile of the trades you take. Find a way around this,...Ignored
Disliked{quote} The market is a probability distribution curve with respect to achieving a certain amount of return with a given level of risk. Over a long enough time horizon, any profits we make is met with equal amount of losses (plus trading commissions/fees). So, those who became and stayed wealthy in investing/trading just happened to switch gears before the market is able to revert back to the probability mean. Only a very few was able to do that. It was more of a case of participating in the market with a certain strategy when, during that small...Ignored
DislikedI enjoy watching the titans talk in code. It surely is an art form to say something without saying too much. I bet the backspace button gets a workout!Ignored
DislikedTo become a profitable trader years of study, work and efforts are needed. The main question is: for what a strange kind of reason one who has made it should share the fruit of his hard work with the first comer? Pretenders looking for spoon feeding are nowhere men. For instance, I met a lot of whiny people when I was attending to CP's thread, because they weren't able to understand what she was saying, and me too was not able to understand. But while they were complaining, judging and criticising, I've been spending my time trying to decifer the...Ignored
Disliked{quote} It's called a profession and most of those need years of learning and practice to master. Thing is that for other professions there is giant pool of reliable and accessible information. For trading you have a handful of decent research papers and books. The rest is a giant pool of grifters and ego pumpers regurgitating publicly available information and smart sounding slogans. As a result for a simple question you get a 100 pages of mostly nonsense with no backing or explanation. How is a beginner trader to make the distinction between your...Ignored
Now, as you requested you've been spoon-feeded, something changed? There's still a mountain of work you need to do, just start doing it so the time I spent writing this will have a meaning.
Good luck.