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- Parmalat replied Sep 21, 2019
I have a few strategies (context + tactics, highly adaptable) that would make me a succesful retail trader in the long run, if: 1. I could automate them so that I don't need to wake up at night when a signal is triggered; 2. I had enough starting ...
- Parmalat replied Aug 1, 2013
There are imbalances in the market but not statistical imbalances that can be spotted by technical analysis. Imbalances are created by economic growth, central bank rates, liquidity etc... plain statistics doesn't spot imbalances, you need to have a ...
- Parmalat replied Jun 25, 2013
Of course they work. I've been using moving averages for 8 years. It's not the tool, it's the context in which you apply it, nothing works when you're wrong on market context and everything works when you're right.
- Parmalat replied Jun 19, 2013
Yeah cause you're an idiot and there are so many like you on FF that I have to dig for weeks to find something interesting. And when I finally thought I lost you, there you are again losing 30 seconds of my time.
- Parmalat replied Jun 17, 2013
Well, as with any other tool, order flows still needs to be incorporated in a system and traded with discipline. So if you're making money in the markets, you probably have some order flow analysis already incorporated in your system even if you're ...
- Parmalat replied Jun 12, 2013
I don't listen to music while I'm trading cause I only trade for about 15 minutes a day and in those 15 minutes I need maximum concentration. But after I finish trading... C-Block - Everything's good Hehe...
- Parmalat replied Feb 23, 2013
Of course, in its current form - the tax is more or less a 'case-closed'. I was really afraid of the previous form which involved forcing the tax on all European countries, that would have been a problem! Right now, in it's current form with 11 ...
- Parmalat replied Feb 23, 2013
If they define spot forex as derivative trading because it's a third-tier retail market, it means they will have to tax exchange offices on the street because those are tier 3 liquidity providers too. I don't think they will apply such a definition. ...
- Parmalat replied Feb 23, 2013
[quote=cuchuflito;6468806] The EU plan invokes “residence” and “issuance” ties to firms in participating nations, in a bid to prevent traders from escaping the levy by trading outside the tax’s zone, according to the proposal unveiled by EU Tax ...
- Parmalat replied Feb 23, 2013
[quote=cuchuflito;6468806] What does S&P have to do with the European Financial Transactions tax?! The FTT will be imposed on SOME European-issued instruments and on SOME European financial institutions, you think Londoners or New Yorkers will pay ...
- Parmalat replied Feb 23, 2013
Yes, that's what the latest form of the tax says. No problem - if you live in a country where the tax will be installed, just incorporate a company in London and open an account for that company. All brokers will adapt and will accept companies.
- Parmalat replied Feb 23, 2013
I don't think that person understands the meaning of derivatives. Retail forex traders trade SPOT forex, they do not trade derivative contracts. So regardless of the spread and regardless of the broker, if it's SPOT it means quotations come from the ...
- Parmalat replied Jan 11, 2013
My favorite system will return 90 wins and 100 losses in 190 trades. I'm not saying that you don't have a better system, the problem is: can you follow it in real-life trading? Are the rules simple enough so it can be traded for weeks and weeks ...
- Parmalat replied Jan 10, 2013
I don't think anyone can come up with a strategy with a 20% hit rate for 1:1 risk/reward cause that would mean 80% hit rate for the opposite position. I see he mentions something like 1:2 risk/reward (target is twice the stop) and that would be more ...
- Parmalat replied Jan 10, 2013
of course we're all curious about it, but if I personally would be asked to pay 5% of my account size for it - I wouldn't be paying. I may have dropped 100 winning strategies until I found 2 which suit my personality and which I could trade ...
- Parmalat replied Jan 10, 2013
Personally I'm not saying that he hasn't found a niche or that his system doesn't do what it claims to do. But from having a good system to actually following its rules is a long way. My opinion is that systems choose traders and not the other way ...
- Parmalat replied Jan 10, 2013
I can give you these 3 rules with a 45% winning percentage. It's so simple, it only uses 2 moving averages. I can also give you another strategy with a 5:1 risk/reward and a 30% winning percentage. Really, this is something that you find everywhere. ...
- Parmalat replied Jan 9, 2013
Oh you got that right! Retail trading is not about strategy, it's about people. A good trader can make money with a mediocre strategy while a bad trader will lose with a wonderful strategy. Strategies that look good on your MT4 trading station may ...
- Parmalat replied Jan 8, 2013
The only way is to use your strategy, start with 1000$, make 100.000$ and you're gonna get a big offer from your broker to come trade for him. And then you can negotiate with your broker or just take the your balance sheet go to the nearest JP ...