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  • #1,401
  • Edited 4:11pm Feb 17, 2017 9:29am | Edited 4:11pm
Quoting bubola
{quote} Hi Jack, how do you determine the optimal entry level? Do you use a take profit projection, and then calculate the maximum acceptable risk based on your preferred 1:5 RR?
No, I simply refer to it as the optimal entry based on the fact that as you set your entry closer to your stop loss, you are significantly reducing your risk upon entry while simultaneously increasing your reward (payoff).

ex:

if you set your entry as per (1)(i) above, Long @1224.88, assuming a position size of 1 lot with a Stop Loss @1215.31, your risk upon entry is 957$.


if you choose option (1)(iii) above, Long @1217.00, assuming a position size of 1 lot with a Stop Loss @1215.31, your risk upon entry is only 169$.


Assuming we close both trades at exactly the same price (whatever the closing price will be - all things being equal), the trade which offers the lowest risk upon entry will also be the one that happens to offer the highest reward - highest payoff.

To make things a little more obvious, let's assume we close both trades @1240.00, we have the following:

on my first entry, Long @1224.88, my risk was 957$ and my closing profit is 1,512$ which means a RR of 1:1.58,


on my second entry, Long @1217.00, my risk was 169$ and my closing profit is 2,300$ which means a RR of 1:13 (Risk:Reward)


You can see that by significantly reducing your risk upon entry you have also, simultaneously, dramatically increased your RR. The optimal option being more than 8x more profitable than the first one!!
Using the FIA, traders need only "Sell the Highs" & "Buy the Lows".
  • #1,402
  • Feb 17, 2017 9:50am Feb 17, 2017 9:50am
Agree 100%, I just thought that maybe you had a way to objectively calculate an optimal entry.
  • #1,403
  • Edited 11:50am Feb 17, 2017 9:52am | Edited 11:50am
Quoting bubola
Agree 100%, I just thought that maybe you had a way to objectively calculate an optimal entry.
Although I purposely didn't mention any specific targets, I hope my explanation above appears to you and everyone else as being extremely objective and rigorous!

Scenarios (1)(i)-(iii) in Post #1,399 above is precisely how I personally trade using the FIA and calculate my entries.
Using the FIA, traders need only "Sell the Highs" & "Buy the Lows".
  • #1,404
  • Feb 17, 2017 11:35am Feb 17, 2017 11:35am
Hello jackeollio,

I saw earlier your had responded to my post with an email address. I was dropping my daughter off at school at the time, so I didn't write it down. I can't find that posting anymore. Can you post the address again, or is it against the rule? I'm not sure if you removed it, or someone else.

Sorry to bother you with this again,
Scott
  • #1,405
  • Feb 17, 2017 12:17pm Feb 17, 2017 12:17pm
Here's a quick quiz:

Of the three options described in Post #1,399 above, option (1)(i) is always referred to as the worse case scenario while option (1)(iii) is always referred to as the best case scenario.

Using entry, stop loss and take profit, can anyone explain why?
Using the FIA, traders need only "Sell the Highs" & "Buy the Lows".
  • #1,406
  • Edited 3:48pm Feb 20, 2017 8:21am | Edited 3:48pm
So far, Gold remains in a Long Market Cycle on the Day chart since February 15, 2017 (see signal (0) Low 2/15/2017 - LMC Starts Here in Post #1,397 above).

Caution: the Long Market Cycle on the Day is weak and is expected to end soon.

NOTE: you will find a detailed explanation of your entry strategy to enter the Long Market Cycle in Post #1,399 above.
Using the FIA, traders need only "Sell the Highs" & "Buy the Lows".
  • #1,407
  • Edited 9:31am Feb 21, 2017 7:19am | Edited 9:31am
Strategy to Preserve and Increase your Equity - Hedge vs Stop Loss

Hedging is a technique that could be very profitable when used properly and effectively instead of using a stop loss.

Knowing when to hedge your positions will not only allow you to preserve your equity but also increase it.

To preserve and increase your equity, use hedging as follows:

(1) Long Market Cycle: hedge your Long trades only, never hedge your Short trades. Always use a Stop Loss on your short trades.


(2) Short Market Cycle: hedge your Short trades only, never hedge your Long trades. Always use a Stop Loss on your Long trades.


The guidelines above apply equally to both positive and negative hedging:

(i) a "positive hedge" is when a trader opens a trade in the opposite direction of a winning trade.


(ii) a "negative hedge" is when a trader opens a trade in the opposite direction of a losing trade.

Using the FIA, traders need only "Sell the Highs" & "Buy the Lows".
  • #1,408
  • Feb 21, 2017 8:20am Feb 21, 2017 8:20am
Hello Jack,

Just a quick reminder on the email I sent you earlier. Did not get your response up to now.

See you soon

Jamaa
  • #1,409
  • Feb 21, 2017 10:01am Feb 21, 2017 10:01am
Hello Jack,

I have responded to your email. It's 30 mins to our schedule time, are you ready?

Jamaa.
  • #1,410
  • Feb 21, 2017 10:25am Feb 21, 2017 10:25am
Quoting jackeollio
{quote} Sorry Jamaa, I conduct a limited number of interviews each week. Unfortunately, all my interviews are booked for the week. Cheers, Jack
Too bad if that's how you operate. Two scheduled appointments cancelled at the last minute speaks volumes of the genuineness of the what you profess to be offering here

Now I challenge you to be posting the FIA predicted buy and sell levels in advance on a daily basis going forward

Jamaa
  • #1,411
  • Edited 12:54pm Feb 21, 2017 11:44am | Edited 12:54pm
Quoting jamaa
{quote} Too bad if that's how you operate. Two scheduled appointments cancelled at the last minute speaks volumes of the genuineness of the what you profess to be offering here Now I challenge you to be posting the FIA predicted buy and sell levels in advance on a daily basis going forward Jamaa

Hi Jamaa,

Unfortunately, it is the financial regulators who decide which countries or regions we can legally do business with. So, as a business, there really isn't much we can do about it.

As for the FIA's ability to predict the Highs and Lows, look closely at my postings in the current thread. I am confident you will find many examples, both recent and past, of what you are looking for (ex. start with chart in Post #1,397 above).

Lastly, since the FIA is made available to paying subscribers only, it's only fair for paying customers that I do not post here on a daily basis.


Cheers,


Jack
Using the FIA, traders need only "Sell the Highs" & "Buy the Lows".
  • #1,412
  • Feb 22, 2017 12:05am Feb 22, 2017 12:05am
Quoting jackeollio
{quote} Hi Jamaa, Unfortunately, it is the financial regulators who decide which countries or regions we can legally do business with. So, as a business, there really isn't much we can do about it. As for the FIA's ability to predict the Highs and Lows, look closely at my postings in the current thread. I am confident you will find many examples, both recent and past, of what you are looking for (ex. start with chart in Post #1,397 above). Lastly, since the FIA is made...
Hi Jack,

Post #1397 was posted retrospectively. Obviously so easy to plot levels on the the charts Now post the predicted levels into the future as at today. Again if you can't post daily, you should be able to post once in a week going forward.

One more thing: you have not address the issue of poor service whereby you do not honour pre-agreed appointments

Cheers!

Jamaa
  • #1,413
  • Edited 11:19am Feb 22, 2017 5:51am | Edited 11:19am
Quoting jamaa
{quote} Hi Jack, Post #1397 was posted retrospectively. Obviously so easy to plot levels on the the charts Now post the predicted levels into the future as at today. Again if you can't post daily, you should be able to post once in a week going forward. One more thing: you have not address the issue of poor service whereby you do not honour pre-agreed appointments Cheers! Jamaa
Hi Jamaa,

First, let me start by saying that the FIA always predicts the direction of the market and the technical levels traders need to know to enter the market.

That being said, you are right, the chart in Post #1,397 was posted retrospectively but I believe you may have missed the fact that the technical levels indicated on the chart on the left-hand side where posted before the market reached those levels (see chart on the right-hand side). Look again closely.

You should compare the dates the signals were generated to the individual candlesticks you see on the charts. The dates the signals were generated always appear next to the signals.

You will also find many other examples by looking through the posts on my thread.

As for "poor service", there has never been a service level agreement between you and I so I really have no clue what you are referring to!

Furthermore, there is no point in discussing any business agreement since I am not legally authorized by financial regulators to engage and conduct business with people in Nigeria.

My best to you and good luck,


Jack
Using the FIA, traders need only "Sell the Highs" & "Buy the Lows".
  • #1,414
  • Feb 22, 2017 9:45am Feb 22, 2017 9:45am
Quoting jackeollio
{quote} Hi Jamaa, First, let me start by saying that the FIA always predicts the direction of the market and the technical levels traders need to know to enter the market. That being said, you are right, the chart in Post #1,397 was posted retrospectively but I believe you may have missed the fact that the technical levels indicated on the chart on the left-hand side where posted before the market reached those levels (see chart on the right-hand side). Look again closely. You should compare the dates the signals were generated to the individual...
You did not post the predicted levels for future period, my friend. How about doing that now? Otherwise I am beginning to smell rat.

cheers!

Jamaa
  • #1,415
  • Feb 23, 2017 4:10am Feb 23, 2017 4:10am
Hello Jack,

Could you explain the following:
1. What does FIA use in determining the predicted levels? Is it based on tech indis, algorithms, etc.?
2. Who is the FIA author?
3. What is your average win in pips per trade and what is your reward to risk ratio with FIA? What is your win %?
4. Kindly provide the url for your verified live account performance via myfxbook
5. Can you provide some testimonies by users of FIA?

Finally, a reminder that you have not posted the FIA market direction and buy/sell levels in the now moment.

Cheers

Jamaa
  • #1,416
  • Edited 7:39am Feb 23, 2017 6:57am | Edited 7:39am
Below is irrefutable evidence that the FIA predicts market direction and technical levels ...

As you can clearly see from the chart below, Gold remains in a Long Market Cycle on both timeframes (i.e. Day and Week).

On the Day chart, the FIA predicted the direction of the market with the technical levels back on 2/14/2017 and 2/15/2017!

BTW, this is the exact same chart as the one posted in Post #1,397 above.
Attached Image (click to enlarge)
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Using the FIA, traders need only "Sell the Highs" & "Buy the Lows".
  • #1,417
  • Feb 23, 2017 7:32am Feb 23, 2017 7:32am
Quoting jackeollio
{quote} You will find ALL of the answers to your questions in my previous posts. DO YOUR HOMEWORK! Perhaps you're just lazy or simply harassing me! DO NOT Post on my thread!
Hey Jack,

Unless there are reasons which you have not made known to us, I wonder why my simple questions would elicit such a violent reaction from you.

Cheers!
  • #1,418
  • Edited 9:56am Feb 23, 2017 9:15am | Edited 9:56am
Quoting jackeollio
Below is irrefutable evidence that the FIA predicts market direction and technical levels ... As you can clearly see from the chart below, Gold remains in a Long Market Cycle on both timeframes (i.e. Day and Week). On the Day chart, the FIA predicted the direction of the market with the technical levels back on 2/14/2017 and 2/15/2017! BTW, this is the exact same chart as the one posted in Post #1,397 above. {image}

Again, referring back to my post above, all the smart traders who read my charts correctly are now in good profit!
Using the FIA, traders need only "Sell the Highs" & "Buy the Lows".
  • #1,419
  • Edited Feb 24, 2017 12:58pm Feb 23, 2017 1:15pm | Edited Feb 24, 2017 12:58pm
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Using the FIA, traders need only "Sell the Highs" & "Buy the Lows".
  • #1,420
  • Edited 12:26pm Feb 24, 2017 8:44am | Edited 12:26pm
Quoting jamaa
{quote} Hey Jack, Unless there are reasons which you have not made known to us, I wonder why my simple questions would elicit such a violent reaction from you. Cheers!
Hi Jamaa,

Thank you for your emails.

Although I accept your apologies for your rude and obnoxious behavior and while I do believe your aplogies are most sincere, I will not restore your ability to post on my thread at least not for the moment.

My best to you.

Cheers,


Jack

Using the FIA, traders need only "Sell the Highs" & "Buy the Lows".
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