Pipsbasketing:
My FOREX alert continues, while my signature remains the same.

Cheers

This guy must have been hurt so badly because I told everyone the truth about you .. you see I am a psychologist and I can hack people's minds.. ,
moreover you are so desperate to find me that everything you see on internet you download wishing its me , ,.. explaining to you who this person is is a waste of time , because you don't have a life let alone a social life so you won't understand. I have up to 20 fully functional screen names , 5 functional facebook accounts , at least 30 email add with different names attached (what part of I dont exist you dont understand ) so congrats I have given you one to go crazy about .. moreover if you keep searching you would find a photo with a giant erect co*ck presumably mine or me having a porn thre*esome so you can post that one here also..The photos you are so delighted you found were removed for the sake of plausible deniability just incase you are ever sued, if you know what that term means.. just dont waste your time searching for me so you don't get yourself into trouble..
jeeze , you are such as silly as I presumably made you to be , I can't believe you took my friendly ignorance of you as a sign of weakness..I haven't been posting here for some time now , I only started posting to respond to your attacks when you mention my name..But I have succeeded in bringing out the real you in you so you stop deceiving people here about some fake personality.. Mission accomplished..

Ever since I made my BREXIT money , I have been under series of attacks ... when they dont want to come to terms with the fact I made such huge sum so they keep looking for different reasons to believe otherwise , but what do I care?? Money is still growing , target is NGN1 billion If you make such amount you take a vacation.. you keep trailing me on Forex Factory because you know this is true.
you keep killing yourself slowly , while money is safely in my account .. The funny part of this I gave all this trade call here but they say i was gambling (make your own money by gambling too , no way ) , now you want me to engage in a $5k trade context with you , but sorry if you cant see how childish and senseless such a proposition looks from my perspective (a billionaires perspective ).

Pipsbasketing:

hapi sunday. Pls i sent u an email.

Well if you need this system please leave your message here and i will send it to you thanks.

Finally, Someone has changed his pattern and method of posting since recent showdown , at least no more $95 withdrawal boasting or some fictional basket, I never knew I was too important to be continuously trailed and stalked on ForexFactory or to make in impact in ones method of posting trade calls
Anyway its a welcome development , Glad I have been able to bring positive change here.. Like I said MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

olly12:
Well if you need this system please leave your message here and i will send it to you thanks.

austinogo@gmail.com

jorel1:
Finally, Someone has changed his pattern and method of posting since recent showdown , at least no more $95 withdrawal boasting or some fictional basket, I never knew I was too important to be continuously trailed and stalked on ForexFactory or to make in impact in ones method of posting trade calls
Anyway its a welcome development , Glad I have been able to bring positive change here.. Like I said MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

Please stop all these childish play. You are becoming nuisance here. The guy has refused to reply you again and you kept disturbing us here. This thread is for FTA and if you don't have anything or any chart that will help others to trade better, keep off and enjoy your so called brexit millions and stop derailing .

Lol dont be the new silly, cant you see Its usually the third parties like you that creates the nuisance ... are you so dumb that you cant realize I was responding to his post with indirect reference to me the same way I am responding to yours now.or you just want your voice heard??. you want to trade better then go and learn how to trade dont wait for my chart ...

priceaction:

Please stop all these childish play. You are becoming nuisance here. The guy has refused to reply you again and you kept disturbing us here. This thread is for FTA and if you don't have anything or any chart that will help others to trade better, keep off and enjoy your so called brexit millions and stop derailing .

jorel1:
Lol dont be the new silly, cant you see Its usually the third parties like you that creates the nuisance ... are you so dumb that you cant realize I was responding to his post with indirect reference to me the same way I am responding to yours now.or you just want your voice heard??. you want to trade better then go and learn how to trade dont wait for my chart ...

Ignored and enjoy your foolishness while it lasts...

currentprice:

rubbish rag dude

Very timing

keep telling yourself that after reading the full post

priceaction:

Ignored

lordaustin:


austinogo@gmail.com

Sent. Please, i will have to say some things here, so that the repainting issue can be put behind us.

The word repainting is used when an indicator changes direction after the closed of a bar or candle. either one or two or three bars back.

Meaning, that if and indicator changes colour from red to green at open of a current price and the the indicator changes back to it previous colour (red) before the close of that bar that is not repainting. Generally indicators are coded to be used after close of the bar or candle.

Thus, it will be said that an indicator repaints when it changes colour from a closed bar.

Thanks, i hope i have cleared the ground about that.

Also, Note that if you notice a disarray of the arrows after a lost of connection please reload the template and the arrows will go back to their previous position.

Just My view on the GBPUSD FOR THE WEEK

I will like to also say that this renko bars can be traded with close change based on the bars. meaning an opposite of red box for buy and lime for sell. and closing of trade can be based solely on the price on the renko. using support and resistant for for stop and profit targets just like the lines have drawn above.

They are simple, non complicated and also effective. You can now download it on my blog. i am sorry i cant post the link here because it seems like a spam so you can check my previous post for the link.

I will continue to do my best to help thanks

These are my inflection points for gbpjpy for the early days of the week. watch out for market reaction to those levels thanks

Every monitoring spirit that has been assigned from the pit if hell to cause trouble and derail this thread.. Holy Ghost Faya

Five tricks to take the volatility
out of your returns...



Volatile returns are the ups and downs on your profit curve.

We hope that the overall direction of our profit curve is an upward one, but we often get distracted by the percentage gains, and we forget to look at the volatility behind those returns …


Volatility is both the friend and the enemy of the trader – so it’s important to understand it’s roll in your actions, and to keep it on a leash.

If market returns had no volatility – we simply wouldn’t get trading opportunities. The markets would chug along, maybe offering the kind of returns you’d get from a bank account.

Volatility is what gives us the incredible ability to do better than this.

But volatility left unchecked will clear out your trading account. The adage goes that ‘your biggest drawdown is still ahead of you’ – so we have to be prepared for those downs as well as the ups.

Plus, if you’re compounding your profits, volatile returns can really eat into your long-term results.

So, we should be looking for lower volatility – and it’s worth giving up some returns to achieve this. As it’s likely to benefit us in the long term. With this goal in mind, here are some tools you can use to achieve it …

1. Reduce risk

Volatility and risk go hand in hand, so by just lowering your stake sizes, you will cut the volatility of your returns. Yes, it does mean that a system which creates 50% gains p.a. with a 2% risk profile, will only make you 25% p.a. with a 1% risk profile. As George shows in his money management videos, you will be protected from draw downs – and all trading methods suffer from those!

2. Diversify

The larger your trading fund, the greater the ability you have to diversify. If you can spread your risk across multiple markets, that’s a good thing, but you need to be able to reduce your stakes accordingly (otherwise, you’re just doubling up risk).

So, if you’re trading the German DAX with a stake of £5, you could be spreading that risk across the DAX and the French CAC. But there are a couple of issues to bear in mind: first, diversity can be tricky to manage as each instrument has its own nuances, so it’s easy to get out of your depth information-wise; and secondly, many small home traders are limited by minimum stake sizes from opening up multiple trades.

3. Use a drawdown limit

I’m a huge fan of the drawdown limit as a way to halt losses.

A drawdown limit is a loss limit that you set yourself. It will be a maximum percentage you can lose on a day, week, month, year ... at which point you stop trading.

As an example, with one of my day trading methods, which makes either 2% profit or 2% loss per trade, if I find myself 6% down, I’ll stop trading. Therefore, the maximum I can lose in a day is 6%; while the maximum I can gain in a day is unlimited. I’ve naturally swung the odds in my favour.

When you’re in the midst of a losing run, the natural human tendency is that we ‘deserve’ a winner. That the market ‘owes us’ some payback. Of course, this is the psychology of the roulette table (and is why casinos are so rich). The reality is that losing runs often come along because market conditions just aren’t right for our trading style. So, by stemming our losses, and taking a breather – we’re better placed to come back to the table when market conditions have had a chance to change.

4. Reduce time you’re in the market

I’m not suggesting here that you adopt a scalping strategy – far from it.

In fact, it’s a common error made by new traders, keen to reduce risk, they’ll seek out strategies that use the tightest stops. This is a fast-paced sport, and more akin to gambling than investing.

When I talk about reducing your time in the market, I mean ruthlessly cutting losses when trades aren’t pulling their weight, rather than giving in to wishful thinking and hoping that they’ll ‘come good’ in the end.

5. Reduce the number of trades you take

If you feel that every time you make profits, you’re rapidly giving them back, this could be a sign that you’re taking lots of signals, rather than focusing only on the best ones.

Overtrading damages our results with a two-pronged attack: dilution and risk. You’re diluting your winning trades so excessively that your success rate will move lower and lower. And all those weaker trades are exposing you to the same risk levels as the stronger signals, yet aren’t delivering the same rewards.

By keeping a good trading journal, you can monitor your results, and look for filters that can cut out your weaker signals.

Each of these tricks will have the effect of reducing your bottom-line profit figure at the end of the month. Perhaps that something that doesn’t interest you?

But lower volatility also means that:
- You’re less likely to take a serious drawdown to your account
- You’re less likely to give up trading because of the stress it’s causing
- Compounding will work better for you, so you wealth will grow over time

So, if lower volatility pays out with a happier, longer, less-stressful trading experience, it might be worth sacrificing a few percentage points in profit in the short term …


Until next time

olly12:
These are my inflection points for gbpjpy for the early days of the week. watch out for market reaction to those levels thanks

If I were you, I would rather buy from there or allow it to break the support

amolak:
If I were you, I would rather buy from there or allow it to break the support

Yes bro you are right, but i took the trade so late in the first place i always like to take as early as the the arrow appears.

That been said i still follow the arrow showing down trend at that time. But you are really right bro thanks

Just my 3cents

olly12:


Yes bro you are right, but i took the trade so late in the first place i always like to take as early as the the arrow appears.

That been said i still follow the arrow showing down trend at that time. But you are really right bro thanks

One of the reasons I like Renko is that you can easily locate S/R level. Sometimes you can be ahead of these indicators when market is in critical level

house coming to serenity...

EurUsd...i have my eyes on .09485(norm) for a bounce or more down at .08418(mid) which ever price respects,i will be ready to take the buy this time maybe to the 1.17xx target if possible this time around.

CHOICE...