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philmcgrew replied Jun 10, 2008Dan, a stop loss is an exit and therefore influences the entry. The only true way to test the accuracy of an entry system is to have a timed exit. If you want a high accuracy system you only have to widen the stops and reduce the targets. System ...
New Guy and Exits
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philmcgrew replied Jun 10, 2008There is no trading "rule" that says you must round down. It is also highly unlikely that 1% is the appropriate amount to risk on each trade. If you lack the confidence to risk the correct amount you should be backtesting and/or demo trading.
Rounding down Position Sizing
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philmcgrew replied Jun 10, 2008Do you want the broker to tie the noose or will you be doing your own?
I want to find a broker provide 500 leaverage
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philmcgrew replied Jun 10, 2008Dan, I think you are doing some really interesting work here. I do think that your testing methodology has some flaws and I wanted to offer some advice. If you want to test the accuracy of the entry signal then you can't include a subjective exit. ...
New Guy and Exits
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philmcgrew replied Jun 10, 2008Very well written Jay. I wish you continued success.
What I learned this week
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philmcgrew replied May 24, 2008TradeStation. With a modest monthly volume it's free.
Any Ideas on good charts, free too expensive
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philmcgrew replied May 12, 2008Noise is the "fog of randomness" that exists about price action. Most technicians define noise as anything inside of 3 ATR. To mindlessly say a particular time frame is noise would be inappropriate. Noise is always relative to the chart of interest. ...
What is noise?
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philmcgrew replied May 12, 2008Awesome post Bill. This is an excellent exercise for anyone beginning to trade. Trading is a business. No other type of small business owner would open up shop without at least considering many of the thought provoking questions you have asked here.
Achievable Goals
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philmcgrew replied May 8, 2008DRT, this ELD already exists in TS. Did you modify it in some way?
Trade the Curve
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philmcgrew replied May 5, 2008There are dozens of ways to spot an inexperienced trader. Here are three: 1. You trade flat markets 2. You announce your position publicly 3. You get it wrong. Happy Cinco de Mayo!
EUR/USD Trading Room
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philmcgrew replied Apr 30, 2008This applies to a lot of 1KT traders (especially the second part): Those who have knowledge don't predict. Those who predict, don't have knowledge. - Lao Tzu
Advice Only. 1 Liners Concise.
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philmcgrew replied Apr 30, 2008He who pick bottom get stinky finger.
Advice Only. 1 Liners Concise.
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philmcgrew replied Apr 24, 2008The only thing that we can say for certain about May 5th is that a lot of Mexican beer will be consumed.
EUR/USD Trading Room
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philmcgrew replied Apr 24, 2008You drew 29 lines on a chart and the market touched one of them. You must be proud.
EUR/USD Trading Room
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philmcgrew replied Apr 24, 2008EW traders don't know the correct count until after the move has finished. The best you can do now is to keep changing the letters and numbers every time the market does something that it's not supposed to do.
EUR/USD Trading Room
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philmcgrew replied Apr 17, 2008Typical trend trader...always a few months late to the party.
: Let us know when you detect that the USD has started dropping."Trend" , how do you actually trace the current trend ?
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philmcgrew replied Apr 11, 2008In Bulkowski's Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns he rates the predictive power of diamons as "poor." His diamond examples often included many more candles and many times encompassed an entire head and shoulders pattern. Lastly, he included the entire ...
EUR/USD Trading Room
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philmcgrew replied Mar 29, 200810% of your account was reserved for margin. The most you can lose is the remaning 90%.
Calculate Margin Call Price