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srt replied Mar 18, 2017I've invested in several CTAs over the past 10 years & did pretty well picking decent traders. Crappy luck with brokers :-( Briefly looking @ the 2 TEs is seems "most" of the time the trading is pretty decent but then there's a period(Nov. to Feb.) ...
How to make a living with trading?
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srt replied Mar 17, 2017A pinbar doesn't matter what the previous bar was so can be located anywhere so both pictures are pinbars. The 1st picture can be a BUOB & a pinbar. Review the types of bars here ( url ) ***Look at "hammer" & "hanging man" for pinpars. ***Look at ...
james16 Chart Thread
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srt replied Mar 17, 2017Dec. Corn: Sold 380P @ 26.75 Bought 340P @ 9.5 Credit of 17.25 ($862) Break Even @ 363
The Options Thread
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srt replied Mar 16, 2017Nice 4% pop in extended hours on another purchase by a large hedge fund :-) Just don't like stocks that are down 95% over the past year. Usually just a matter of time before the final hammer drops. Just pray not until your option expires :-) They ...
The Options Thread
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srt replied Mar 16, 2017The indicator below will show all open positions. Profit/loss is calculated with all swap & commission charges included so you can see when you're in profit. ***Change the settings if you don't want to see the break-even line on the chart.
I closed a trade with 19 pips profit but I lost money on it
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srt replied Mar 16, 2017I don't think an adjacent candle disqualifies a candle from being a pinbar. Pinbar is just the shape of a bar regardless of where it occurs. As long as: (1) the shadaw is much larger than the body of the candle,(2) body is towards one end,(3) body ...
james16 Chart Thread
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srt replied Mar 14, 2017Been burned too many times with these dogs :-) I'd play these more conservatively by capping the loss. Max profit for your trade = $62 minus commissions. Max loss = $938 Option #2: Sell Apr 10 P for .66 x 2 = 1.32 Buy Apr 9 P for .36 x 2 = .72 Max ...
The Options Thread
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srt replied Mar 14, 2017It's OK to disagree but to call someone a "con" with NO proof? He knows better just because he's a former "pit trader"? Seems to me Harold's just trying to help. Many others trying to help have been chased off FF rather than deal with the negative ...
Trading the e mini nasdaq
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srt replied Mar 13, 20171-I've been talking with a former pit trader for the past 7 years. He was making +$500,000 a year. Now as a trader he makes ZERO. Copying other successful traders in the pit takes less skill than reading a chart or knowing the market fundamentals. ...
Trading the e mini nasdaq
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srt replied Mar 11, 2017You can use the "trendline" tool in MT4. Double-click the line after drawing it to change the properties/colors. Or you can save the chart to desktop first then open with microsoft "paint" & add drawings. ***Lines on chart below were done with ...
mt4 tool to paint the chart?
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srt replied Mar 9, 2017"No Spread - WR to BE" should be 60% not 40%.
Simplicity is the Ultimate Sophistication
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srt replied Mar 8, 2017Gold & silver are almost always in contango. Why do you think lumber should always remain in contango or backwardation & not change? It's a commodity like any other that has changing supply/demand fundamentals. Big fires that burn large areas of ...
Lumber Future Term Structure
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srt replied Mar 5, 2017The main reason a futures contact exists is so producers of the underlying product can hedge their production & end-users can purchase future needs. Commodity prices would be VERY volatile if futures contracts didn't exist. Traders are just ...
Why do people trade derivatives speculatively?
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srt replied Mar 5, 2017Check the year. (bottom left corner)
difference between charts in Strategytester
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srt replied Feb 28, 2017If you're going to use this strategy, I'd pay for part of the put cost by selling OTM calls against your position. I think you'll lose too much buying the puts unless you go pretty far OTM in which case most will expire worthless so rarely profit ...
Profit whether a stock goes up or down (stock + options)