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- DrRock replied Jan 5, 2006
So, make a system that has a 100% per year compounded return per year. It could have a win/loss of 25%, 55% or 75% the result at the end of the year is the same. Doesn't matter if it only has 1 winning week in 4 or every week is a winner. Simon
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A trader's job
Started Jan 5, 2006|Trading Discussion|27 repliesAfter commenting on others threads for a while, I thought I should finally start my own. I am ...
- DrRock replied Jan 5, 2006
I didn't mention anything about returns - I believe that the job of a trader is to follow a trading strategy. The returns will be what they will be. Simon
Let's make a tournament - right here
- DrRock replied Jan 4, 2006
Sorry qweet but I disagree that we should be focussed on making every trade a profit. I would go so far as to suggest that you have a problem accepting losing trades. Losing trades are a necessary part of trading and need to be embraced just as much ...
Let's make a tournament - right here
- DrRock replied Jan 4, 2006
If you are using a fixed % risk position sizing model then your new positionsizes will be 50% large and you will make 50% more money in each trade then you did previously. Simon
What to do with profit money?
- DrRock replied Jan 3, 2006
Franz, I hvae tried to set up a free trial to access your room as per your invitation a couple of times now and haven't had a response from anyone - any clues on how I can get this set up as I am interested in taking a look. Simon
5% per day is achievable
- DrRock replied Jan 2, 2006
It really depends on how much money you are talking about and what that money means to you. If you only have a $10k account and you made $5k for the year and you have a job, there really isn't any point in spending that money because if you do, then ...
What to do with profit money?
- DrRock replied Jan 2, 2006
You can trade with Oanda 24/7 - they just widen their spreads over weekends/holidays to reflect that additional risk they take on due to low liquidity. Means you can get out if you want to. Not sure you would be able to effectively trade though. ...
The Forex Market NEVER actually closes
- DrRock replied Jan 1, 2006
I think the thing that I like about 100% mechanical trading is that it doesn't rely on my skill as a trader. I am pretty hopeless at making decisions about when to buy/sell but I find it very easy to follow a 100% mechanical system. This means that ...
Trading Systems
- DrRock replied Jan 1, 2006
I am not sure about trading systems for sale, but I certainly believe that you can have a 100% mechanical trading system that works. I guess it depends how you define successful really. Simon
Trading Systems
- DrRock replied Jan 1, 2006
Hardly surprising considering what the USDJPY has done over the last few months. It has been in a nice uptrend throughout this time. I think you need to be wary about making assumptions on such a short sample interval. I have just run a quick scan ...
Interest
- DrRock replied Dec 31, 2005
If you want to learn how to make a 100% mechanical backtestabel trading system then read "Trading Systems that work" by Stridsman. Simon
Reading......and reading.......
- DrRock replied Dec 13, 2005
Who cares why it went up?!?! If price goes up - buy, if price goes down - sell. Simple really. Simon
Sources for FOMC interest rate information
- DrRock replied Dec 13, 2005
You can get all the data you want from Olsen data. Simon
FX data in text format
- DrRock replied Dec 13, 2005
This is not the same thing! You are after: ROC = SMA(x)/SMA(x)14 bars ago *100 You can easily do this in Wealth-Lab or Metastock but I doubt you would be able to do it on a free charting package. Simon
MA Momentum
- DrRock replied Dec 11, 2005
I never can understand this logic - if your system is so great why don't you trade it and make squillions from it? What if I developed a trading system that produced say 5% consistently per month. I traded it for a few months and it worked just as ...
Forex tipsters?
- DrRock replied Dec 7, 2005
John, Are you going to tell us anymore about your scalping - can you give us the trades that you have taken and an insight into why? Thanks Simon
JohnFX's Price Magnets
- DrRock replied Dec 4, 2005
John, Your original signal price was 1709 wasn't it? Why have you edited your posting? If you are going to change your entry target that isn't a problem but don't edit your postings, just put another one on. Simon
JohnFX's Price Magnets
- DrRock replied Dec 3, 2005
Thought I would add some data to this discussion. Attached is a chart which shows the drawdown in $ that you would get after 30 losing trades with both MM methods. You will see that the 1st strategy has a much larger drawdown after 30 trades - $4500 ...
Two diff MM same result?