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- Nefser replied Oct 23, 2023
Err, no. You can't control any of this, so essentially you need to "control" what you can, such as the money at risk (MM) and a (rough) plan about what trades you put on and why. But no, it's not a 'battle' between you and "them". It's just ...
- Nefser replied Oct 21, 2023
Sentinment is associated with all TF's, as it's the basis of the pressure that moves the markets. The underlying shorter 'pressure' and moves from lower TF's underpin the higher TF's. That's pretty definitive. It's only whether you can benefit fit ...
- Nefser replied Oct 18, 2023
I would suggest that if you have a coder doing your EA for you, then they should be capable of going through the rather clear details on the link you supplied, in order to include the relevant code to manage the communication via Telegram. If they ...
- Nefser replied Oct 17, 2023
I've not frequented FF for a while, but as I'm back trading again (and making money, arbitrarily), I thought it might help to comment. Please make note that my father worked for a major corporation, many decades ago, where he was actually able to ...
- Nefser replied Oct 11, 2023
What you really want to do is put on 3 trades, rather than just the one (which you're then trying to split out of on conditions). Set the first trade (50% size) to close at your loss that will the same as the 50% loss and set to 50% TP. The next one ...
- Nefser replied Oct 8, 2023
Well, for an example - Perhaps you've sold EU, but that's stalled and could be going sideways or turning...but regardless, you're on the verge of closing the trade or waiting to see what happens. At the same time, G/Aus, or U/J seem to be making ...
- Nefser replied Dec 18, 2022
Well, yes, it might be more accurate to advise that a bullish (or bearish) doji should be called upwickdoji, or downwickdoji (or gravestone/dragonfly doji) as the patterns don't indicate "on their own" (which is what I think what you're suggesting), ...
- Nefser replied Dec 13, 2022
Trade on a higher TF, with trades on for longer, such as a few hours, days, weeks. What's the rush? If you don't have time to be focused on short-term trades, then don't. It's your choice. I think people really over complicate trading, but ti ...
- Nefser replied Dec 9, 2022
No, it's not mandatory, and people should stop repeating this 'mantra' over and over again. SL is a TOOL, which people can decide to use where applicable, if desired. If you know how to manage your trading, with reasonable sizes and understanding ...
- Nefser replied Dec 6, 2022
You're hilarious. You said this "... if it is not possible or you are not interested just ignore it...", and then SHOUT ABOUT ASKING SOMEONE ELSE FOR HELP TO DO IT.
- Nefser replied Nov 23, 2022
I'd only suggest that number 10 is backwards. Instead, I think an easier/better plan is to close negative trades, unless you already have one or more positive trades with enough gains to offset at least some of the loss (or potential loss). Let ...
- Nefser replied Nov 23, 2022
You're wrong. It is a direct reduction of your capital, which money you have put into your account. Don't trade what you can't afford (financially, emotionally, mentally) to lose. It sounds like you can't "afford" some of those things, potentially ...
- Nefser replied Nov 23, 2022
Well, then perhaps you should go see someone about your emotional state related to trading. Does this relate too other things in your life...playing cards with your friends, playing solitaire on your own? Do you have to "win" and if you don't win, ...
- Nefser replied Nov 22, 2022
I'd suggest that you might be trading positions that are too large, so you become monetarily/emotional invested in the +/- result. If you reduce your trade size, to where the outcome becomes almost irrelevant, that takes away the emotional aspect of ...
- Nefser replied Nov 13, 2022
You don't need an 'edge', as that is thought of more as a "competitive advantage" and here there isn't any competition, it's just trading and a simply buy/sell process. Simple, in that it's not complex as an activity, but harder than people ...
- Nefser replied Oct 28, 2022
I think you need to consider what happens (or what doesn't happen), when you restart the platform. What you might need is some way to match X, for the current candle date/time with Y, as in the position of wave(s). I'd guess you're not saving any ...
- Nefser replied Oct 28, 2022
Well, I just searched on the web for it and found the link, below. I would always suggest to anyone to not just grab the .mq4 file, but download the whole .rar file, decompress it and follow the instructions on that page. Page: url Dld: url I ...
- Nefser replied Nov 8, 2018
EDIT: One other point I'll mention is that analysis of trading has been done and found that the majority of trades are closed at a larger negative amount compared to the relatively lower amount (pips gained) of winning trades. If those winning ...
- Nefser replied Nov 7, 2018
I'll comment on here similarly to what I said to Taigen. Please stay focused on Trend Trading as a discission, not working on your trading specific live pairs. Review what you have done, what G talks about and perhaps give a self-assessment of what ...
- Nefser replied Nov 7, 2018
I'll comment on here similarly to what I said to Taigen. Please stay focused on Trend Trading as a discission, not working on your trading specific live pairs. Review what you have done, what G talks about and perhaps give a self-assessment of what ...