Piper said:Then whoever sees that, should learn to trade
exactly.
Piper said:Then whoever sees that, should learn to trade
Alpha-Bet said:if this occurs you have no quantifiable edge and you are just delaying the inevitable blow up.
rod178 said:Jack - feel free to deactivate my account.
Not if you understand that your goal represents an average of many weeks or months of opportunities. Then there's just the application of common sense. For instance I know it is summer right now, it's August, and I would expect a reduction in opportunity.Alpha-Bet said:setting targets is saying you know what trading opportunities/environment the market will present.
so you think I should add a position size column to my growth chart? not a bad idea, i'll admit.Alpha-Bet said:the goal of the trader after capital preservation should be to ramp up size within relative risk parameters.
the golden gun said:Not if you understand that your goal represents an average of many weeks or months of opportunities. Then there's just the application of common sense. For instance I know it is summer right now, it's August, and I would expect a reduction in opportunity.
so you think I should add a position size column to my growth chart? not a bad idea, i'll admit.
8)TopFroxx said:honorabu sudoku. rip in pepperoni mate
the golden gun said:Not if you understand that your goal represents an average of many weeks or months of opportunities.
Piper said:8)
There is either a setup that qualifies whatever method you are trading, or there isn't. The market doesn't gives a rat's ass about how many trades you want to find either. Or have many qualified trades there were last mnt/yr. Now it might point you toward something to expect. But thats it,and if you need to have expectations in trading except positive ROI for the setups that you will be taking, you're screwed.
-P
Alpha-Bet said:ADR's have contracted obviously.
i would add a position size column. put capital to work.
the golden gun said:OP updated with latest version of growth chart, as per your & others suggestions. Hope this is more palatable to a more general audience. Thx!
Piper said:I'm telling you this, not to flame or anything, but because i know that my above statements are true:
Toss it to the garbage can. Else it'll just screw with your mind.
The process of growth is this:
Qualified setup:
Win: bank pips, increse size at next trade accordingly your risk profile.
Lost: Laugh, check if you're screwed something, decrease size on the next.
That's it. No magic to it.
Piper said:I'm telling you this, not to flame or anything, but because i know that my above statements are true:
Toss it to the garbage can. Else it'll just screw with your mind.
The process of growth is this:
Qualified setup:
Win: bank pips, increse size at next trade accordingly your risk profile.
Lost: Laugh, check if you're screwed something, decrease size on the next.
That's it. No magic to it.
Alpha-Bet said:I'll concede you do have thick skin.
a requirement for life in general and absolute necessity in trading.
rod178 said:Seems as though the Troll cancer has set in. I now have no interest in participation on FXGears. There are better thing to do than wade through this puerile nonsense to find something worthwhile. Jack - feel free to deactivate my account.
Alpha-Bet said:mate, if you had the game worked out you wouldn't come to a forum for the answer.
Alpha-Bet said:I don't get a call from a counterparty informing that they are sorry that they just debited x amount of pips from my account.
the golden gun said:**WARNING: Anecdotal evidence suggests this growth chart may "screw with your mind". Proceed with Caution!
Piper said:Dude....
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Explanation of the above statement.If you have unrealistic expectation from a realistic environment( lets open a discussion if reality is real! >),it'll just screw with ur mind.
Add that to the op too