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- bagman replied Aug 10, 2018
Oh, so it means a long stick down? (as in red = down?) Because I use black for up and grey for down so I was not sure what it meant. image I think it will push down to nearly 1.1440 then go up.
- bagman replied Aug 10, 2018
What does limo mean?
- bagman replied Aug 10, 2018
image 30 pips up I think it will go.
- bagman replied Aug 9, 2018
I think it will go up to 1.1660 from this point. (With a SL at 1.1575).
- bagman replied Apr 12, 2016
Thanks. For me it's about getting at least 5% per week, early in the week, every week. Risking big once a month on a news strade with 4 weeks of nothing in between is something I don't want. Also I would not try to predict what a currency will do ...
- bagman replied Apr 12, 2016
image +10% with 3 trades.
- bagman replied Apr 12, 2016
I am with vasily here. No stop losses are a dumb idea. And you already have a 27% drawdown event. within 16 days? Are you sure you won't panic when a quarter of your account is gone using real money?
- bagman replied Apr 12, 2016
No I don't live for news trades. For me red market news are like bush fires. People who say news trades are great are the same people that later complain about evil brokers widening spreads. Also about the UK leaving the EU, people worry too much ...
- bagman replied Apr 7, 2016
1. The topic title is misleading on purpose. 2. Can you show a trade explorer?
- bagman replied Apr 5, 2016
+20% is easily possible per month if you don't panic when things go wrong.
- bagman replied Apr 2, 2016
Trading with a broker that is regulated in Cyprus is like going to donate blood in a vampire's castle.
- bagman replied Apr 2, 2016
There is no such thing as RISK FREE. Don't mean to be cynical but it looks like you are trying to sell something. And without watching the video, I think the answer is: CUT YOUR LOSS AND NEXT TIME DONT HOLD ON TO A TRASH TRADE. The video title makes ...
- bagman replied Apr 2, 2016
I still think the best way to hedge is to not trade at all if something looks off. I trade skittish like a deer on a forest road. I see something in the distance, I run away. Why is hedging being presented like it is some "pro" sophisticated ...
- bagman replied Apr 2, 2016
I avenged the loss this week. Got out with +12.5%. It is good to let the rage out, but then let it pass before trading. Most revenge trade mistakes that cost me a lot of money when I was a clueless newbie could have been avoided if I had stayed away ...
- bagman replied Apr 2, 2016
Martingale is a very dumb idea. It is not a sophisticated method just because the word has a french origin. It was "invented" by 18th century roulette gamblers who had the math education of a 5th grader of the 21st century. But as with all traders ...
- bagman replied Mar 30, 2016
If goodboy says he rides to work on a unicorn but then only shows up on a donkey with a carrot strapped on its forehead then it will damage his credibility.
- bagman replied Mar 30, 2016
He wrote me an angrily worded voluminous private message, loaded with spelling errors. Then set me to ignore so I would not reply back. Saying mean things on a stage then dropping the microphone and walking away being the hero only works in movies. ...
- bagman replied Mar 30, 2016
video Like for all problems in life the answers can be found in mobster movies. If you are losing money in fx, watch this video carefully. Watch it as many times as you need to to then ask yourself if you want to be an Enoch or an Arnold.
- bagman replied Mar 30, 2016
1. I don't think demo accounts work. You won't learn how to do it until you win and lose real money. The only purpose of demo accounts is to learn how the application works that you want to use for trading. 2. I would not look for mentors. You will ...
- bagman replied Mar 30, 2016
btw I was not joking about anti-depressants. People can end up in situations in life where they have a cynical and fatalistic view of everything. That is not some profound philosophical insight but the chemistry in your brain being imbalanced. And ...