tenfortyone MAM (By Hose80)
| Gain : | +58.6% |
| Drawdown | 49.54% |
| Pips: | -48510.3 |
| Trades | 13297 |
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| Type: | Real |
| Leverage: | 1:200 |
| Trading: | Automated |
tenfortyone MAM Discussion
Apr 27, 2017 at 05:14
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2 Replies
Member Since Dec 14, 2016
2 posts
Aug 13, 2017 at 06:57
Just because you haven't booked the huge losses of -30% or $72,000,
doesn't mean they aren't 'part' of considered in your net profit or result.
There is something huge missing is your money management style,
and if this was futures and not a forex account it would be marked
to market the next day - and your account would show a loss not a profit
which is misleading Jo public.
Perhaps go study money management because this is NOT a professional
approach to trading at all.
It is called a 'I'm unable to take any losses, because I don't really have a system
with any positive expectancy'. I don't really trade for a living, I don't even watch
the market much etc. You and Rob booker are charletons selling courses,
systems etc to an un -suspecting niave public audience. Theway the results are shown
here at myfxbook is misleading and false of your true trading position - and you know it.
You probably can't sleep at night worrying about what to do with your un-booked losses of
-30%. You are still a novice, trying to pose as a Professional, and selling books etc
Go back to trading school, maybe join a Prop firm, you wouldn't last 2 days with real
professional traders sitting next to you buddy.....
doesn't mean they aren't 'part' of considered in your net profit or result.
There is something huge missing is your money management style,
and if this was futures and not a forex account it would be marked
to market the next day - and your account would show a loss not a profit
which is misleading Jo public.
Perhaps go study money management because this is NOT a professional
approach to trading at all.
It is called a 'I'm unable to take any losses, because I don't really have a system
with any positive expectancy'. I don't really trade for a living, I don't even watch
the market much etc. You and Rob booker are charletons selling courses,
systems etc to an un -suspecting niave public audience. Theway the results are shown
here at myfxbook is misleading and false of your true trading position - and you know it.
You probably can't sleep at night worrying about what to do with your un-booked losses of
-30%. You are still a novice, trying to pose as a Professional, and selling books etc
Go back to trading school, maybe join a Prop firm, you wouldn't last 2 days with real
professional traders sitting next to you buddy.....
marcuskaye@
Jun 21 at 00:28
bluepointscalp1 posted:100% correct
Just because you haven't booked the huge losses of -30% or $72,000,
doesn't mean they aren't 'part' of considered in your net profit or result.
There is something huge missing is your money management style,
and if this was futures and not a forex account it would be marked
to market the next day - and your account would show a loss not a profit
which is misleading Jo public.
Perhaps go study money management because this is NOT a professional
approach to trading at all.
It is called a 'I'm unable to take any losses, because I don't really have a system
with any positive expectancy'. I don't really trade for a living, I don't even watch
the market much etc. You and Rob booker are charletons selling courses,
systems etc to an un -suspecting niave public audience. Theway the results are shown
here at myfxbook is misleading and false of your true trading position - and you know it.
You probably can't sleep at night worrying about what to do with your un-booked losses of
-30%. You are still a novice, trying to pose as a Professional, and selling books etc
Go back to trading school, maybe join a Prop firm, you wouldn't last 2 days with real
professional traders sitting next to you buddy.....
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