ok thanks..but could you now please explain how you determine downward, neutral, or upward bias?
say i have a good trading system for both the long and short sides of the market. the time frame is from a few days to a few months. i usually...
once you know your optimal f, you don't have to use 100% of it. i've read that, as a trader, it is wise to only use a percentage of optimal f.
for those that have read van tharp's "trade your way to financial freedom", you may be familiar with a game he discusses: 40 people played the...
yes, i agree.. it was ridiculous. true again
we need someone like tony oz to respond to this.. not a bunch of people who aren't making money. lol p.s. i'm gonna email him a link to this...
if you think trading is random, ask yourself if it is hard to lose money (discounting commissions). of course it is easy to lose money...many...
sorry, but what a bad statement. you can apply many trading techniques to many time frames.
i would say wall street also
i shouldn't even be responding to that. i don't know about you, but i don't think discussing ideas is a bad thing.
just wondering what people are doing once they have a profitable trade. are you exiting at a pre-determined price? or are you trailing some type...
yes, i agree those are equal relationships. but i'm saying, since those 2 examples are equal....and there is a lesser likelihood of a 30% profit...
i'm gonna rephrase my point. what is the likelihood of your target? wouldn't someone whose profit objective is 3% get more targets hit over...
yes i agree.. i know about expectancy too... but what i'm saying is it isn't easy to be a positive expectancy trader.
fist of all, just because i'm debating with you, does not mean i don't appreciate your response..in fact, i thank you for it. however, i have to...
aside from commissions, traders that are conistently losing money are doing the wrong thing correctly. everything you are doing is the exact wrong...
please don't bother responding to this if you are a trader who does not make money.
instead of trying to go for big gains, has anyone thought of just going for small consistent gains? for example, find a pattern with a high...
lol
lol so how did you come up with this?
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