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johnedoe replied Oct 20, 2008I think one probably should not trade any shorter TF than daily when using COT data, and again it only gives you insight as to where the big money sentiment is which is just a little more info for our edge....... every little bit helps.
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johnedoe replied Oct 20, 2008Yup..... have you watched the video i linked to yet? If not , do so now it will answer most of your questions.
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johnedoe replied Oct 20, 2008The COT is not a trading indicator to follow blindly, it is an indication of where the big money is going, you still need a system to help you catch the moves.
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johnedoe replied Oct 19, 2008non commercials are net short.....but you are looking at old data. and check the links provided by loophole......
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johnedoe replied Oct 19, 2008Look in the non-commercials column...... see the number of positions in the long and short columns?.... the commercials are net short in overall positions for the sterling........ also see timing charts...timingcharts.com/ When you goto timing ...
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johnedoe replied Oct 18, 2008Why?.... when the two come together you have already missed a large part of the changeover. Watch the large traders, they are the speculators, the commercials are hedging there international sales to help protect them from the currency fluctuations.
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johnedoe replied Oct 18, 2008Follow the large traders...... Watch the video,...... oh wait that would mean you actually have to do something rather than be spoon fed.

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johnedoe replied Oct 17, 2008take a look at this....... LINK TO TRADING THE COT
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johnedoe replied Oct 12, 2008From Ron Paul — Just some more common sense from Ron Paul... Rescue plan is NOT a good idea
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johnedoe replied Oct 10, 2008I experienced a similar problem..... I usually use the ATR but it was just too high lately.... however using 2/3rd ATR would have been acceptable. Heavy Metal was a great animation


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johnedoe replied Oct 10, 2008Well on the bright side .... I hope there are many of you that are out of the stock market waiting on the side lines for some tremendous buying opportunities, I closed out the last of my stock positions several days ago in profit, now waiting ...
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johnedoe replied Oct 9, 2008The Idiot son bush is leaving quite a legacy..........
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johnedoe replied Oct 7, 2008The rules don't change but you do and that is when the failures come more frequently. Because you don't follow the rules.
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johnedoe replied Oct 7, 2008by just messing around with a demo, how do you expect to really learn anything. No I don't flip a coin, and you obviously did not read my tag line which by the way is in BOLD TYPE and as with any system there are periods of drawdown.... rid them out ...
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johnedoe replied Oct 7, 2008If you have skype give me a call and we can talk... my skype ID is in my user profile.....
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johnedoe replied Oct 7, 2008Obviously trading is not something you are suited for ...... best thing would be to find something you are and then go do that........ I am using trading to build an additional retirement fund, so far so good.
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johnedoe replied Oct 7, 2008My questions are ultimately for the author......
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johnedoe replied Oct 7, 2008Bottom line...... $2,000 is no where near enough to day trade stocks with....... You still need $25,000 minimum account to day trade with, it's SEC rules. at least in the U.S.
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johnedoe replied Oct 7, 2008And what kind of leverage you are using to attain your results?
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johnedoe replied Oct 7, 2008I'm not sure I'm quite following your math here ..... how are you getting 12% return using 2% risk in 21 pips? care to enlighten me a bit on this? I use 3% and need almost 182 pip to get a 2% return, and that is at 50:1 leverage....... and @ 1% risk ...
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