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- MedievalEcon replied Aug 13, 2014
You can make a small fortune with only 1000 dollars starting liq. I've seen accounts reach tens of thousands and then hundreds of thousands. But you also have to know when to quit, take your money and run
- MedievalEcon replied Aug 13, 2014
You're still a rookie. If you weren't you would know that trading small tf's on a demo account and a real account with most brokers makes a huge difference.
- MedievalEcon replied Aug 13, 2014
Thank you for posting this, Razor. What was the average pip gain per trade on this account?
- MedievalEcon replied Aug 1, 2014
"Balancing the account" ,could you explain what that means? You're screwing with the original method or.... Never mind, I went back in this thread and read your explanations for this.
- MedievalEcon replied Aug 1, 2014
Tried Oanda, but, without hedging it's no good for me
- MedievalEcon replied Jul 25, 2014
I don't understand this "alberta" business. Over internet you can have access to trading servers from all over the world..What is so special about Alberta, local laws?
- MedievalEcon replied Nov 11, 2013
1. Release shift 2. There is nothing in this collection that I haven't already tried 3. There is nothing in this collection of indies and methods that the OP hasn't already tried either. And, if successful as advertised he should be able to ...
- MedievalEcon replied Nov 11, 2013
It's ALL about the numbers in this business. Are you able to make a positive and good return on your original investment, or not??? The fact that you are not willing to share your trading explorer in the same thread you are claiming '"success'" and ...
- MedievalEcon replied Nov 11, 2013
The guy was asking you about your annual compounded roi or overall roi. This post however means you are claiming at least 50 percent return on investement per year?
- MedievalEcon replied Nov 11, 2013
Your overall return on investment is 20.96% for your high risk account and one percent for your main one? That is nothing to brag about mate. If you say you've been in this business for years and one percent of return is what you've gotten out of ...
- MedievalEcon replied Jul 26, 2013
Younger guys have no patience which is the most important trait , maybe some would have but I know I wasn't one of them. -
- MedievalEcon replied Jul 25, 2013
My edge is that I'm not vulnerable to stop hunting, spread manipulation by brokers and random daily volatility. Long ago a veteran broker explained to me that this new age of digital trading by large institutions leaves only weekly and monthly ...
- MedievalEcon replied Jul 25, 2013
I don't follow a strict system though. I will enter , for example, long E/U trade now and then see it through to 1.34. Instead of SL i'll put double the contract size at 1.3080 to sell. And then just wait for this to play out. Given Some other pair ...
- MedievalEcon replied Jul 25, 2013
Yes, but on the other hand if you look to get in on long trends and ride them out as much as possible... Only, people like fast cash return
- MedievalEcon replied Jul 20, 2013
Ishtana, help me out here. What about daily and weekly charts. Have you done any research on these tf's?
- MedievalEcon replied Jul 19, 2013
Where should I start loooking for those really bad performing indicators because I use none. Tell me one indicator for long term trends that performs quite poorly that you guys know of lol.
- MedievalEcon replied Jul 18, 2013
Hey mate. How are you doing now with futures? Is it better than fx for you?
- MedievalEcon replied Jul 18, 2013
What would be the key factor in your opinion?Very tight SL and many tries , or?!
- MedievalEcon replied Jul 18, 2013
All of the systems will work some of the time because the market in a way is never the same.
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