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tdion replied Jul 3, 2011Damn, Whippersnapper! A lot of defining how YOU trade comes from experimenting, researching, and testing! I simply share my work.... Freakin' young people!
My money management (advanced)
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tdion replied Jul 3, 2011It's all about being extremely risky with house money, and extremely protective of your own money.
My money management (advanced)
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tdion replied Jul 2, 2011Wow, robot.... those stats are pretty crazy! (linked on your signature)
How many pips does a "successful" trader collect weekly?
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tdion replied Jul 2, 2011Tying it all together — My gamble is always to find a cluster of winners in succession. The chart shows 4 such clusters.... I have a set goal, and once the goal is reached, all profit is removed and I start again. In the "cow dung" regions, ...
My money management (advanced)
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tdion replied Jul 2, 2011Yes, I think I shall be 90 and still listen to "Have a Cigar"
@tdion - sorry for leaving the topic, but I just love your avatar. Music of my youth, which will never get old for me 
How many pips does a "successful" trader collect weekly?
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tdion replied Jul 2, 20115,200 pips trading GBPJPY is not the same is 5,200 pips trading EURUSD. A pip IS NOT A PIP. It is very dependent on the pair, because stops must be higher on higher volatility pairs, thus the bets smaller.
How many pips does a "successful" trader collect weekly?
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tdion replied Jul 2, 2011WOW I remember when this thread was alive and kicking... IndyCash doing his backtester. Damn, 3 years ago... I'm getting old!
Simple Daily System
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tdion replied Jul 2, 2011Yo Trend.... just looked at the whole thread, you definitely have your chart pattern skills at the highest levels. Will be interested in watch the pip talleys over time. Do you keep a myFxBook or anything like that? Are you a professional trader at ...
Mr. Trend's PA Setup Extravaganza
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tdion replied Jul 2, 2011Consider this a drunk dial. I'm a bit giddy and as such I will share my latest research. It happens to be on this thread. The original post is very powerful but to make serious cash, is EXTREMELY risky. And decreasing the risk by increasing the ...
My money management (advanced)
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tdion replied Jun 30, 2011Well, being extremely risky is the only way to make huge profits in a short period of time.... agreed? I am extremely conservative with my betting until I am a few percentage points from the original balance.... then it is 100% balls to the walls ...
The market never cared about your moving average or candlestick analysis
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tdion replied Jun 30, 2011I really don't care if you try to belittle me on my own thread. You have no clue whether I have money in play or not, or how much. Now, you get on back to your voodoo fibonacci retracements and EW analysis....
The market never cared about your moving average or candlestick analysis
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tdion replied Jun 29, 2011If anybody cared, my algorithm is all based on support and resistance. It made 1,800 trades since 1998, winning 80% and gaining 21,000 pips with only one position open at a time (no scaling) and a maximum drawdown of 1,200 pips. This was with a 2 ...
The market never cared about your moving average or candlestick analysis
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tdion replied Jun 29, 2011Nope. The market will poop on me without thinking twice.
The market never cared about your moving average or candlestick analysis
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tdion replied Jun 29, 2011It's irrelevant whether I start a company or not. Trading technical analysis is gambling. My algorithm performed very well over the last 12 years, but it isn't magic. If I ever start a business trading, I will probably name it "Lucky Strike." ...
The market never cared about your moving average or candlestick analysis
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tdion replied Jun 29, 2011I have never traded a dime of anyone else's money but my own in the 6 years I have been on this forum.
The market never cared about your moving average or candlestick analysis
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tdion replied Jun 29, 2011Let's add a few more to the list: The market never cared about: 1) Elliott Waves 2) Gann Counts 3) Bollinger Bands 4) Fibonacci Retracements 5) Double/Triple Tops/Bottoms 6) Head and Shoulders 7) Pivot Points 8) Trading Session 9) Multi Timeframe ...
The market never cared about your moving average or candlestick analysis