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Jul 09, 2018 at 08:41
That's gambling, not long term safe investing.
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Jul 09, 2018 at 07:05
Please do not keep posting the same thing over and over again, it makes it hard for others to read and understand the discussion thread.Thank you.
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Jul 09, 2018 at 07:02
Why do you keep just quote posting yourself over again? Please don't do that, it makes it hard for others to read and understand the discussion thread. Thank you.
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Jul 08, 2018 at 23:52
You lost it because you are not using low risk trading, but instead you are trading with high leverage with the hope of getting rich quick.You cannot do that, if you wish to make money over a sustained period of time.If you had of invested that $100.00 and used a low risk trading strategy, and properly evaluated the markets, you could have made a substantial income from it.$100.00 invested with 5% ROI per week compounded over the period of 3 years.https://www.myfxbook.com/files/Professional4X/3years.jpgTrading successfully does not require massive initial capital risks. It does however require...
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Jul 08, 2018 at 23:12
High leverage investing is a "get rich quick" component that some people use to make money in the short term, but it's just as equal to call it a "lose money quick" investing strategy.As a United States base investor at a retail level, I would be limited to 1:50 leverage, and at the retail level I am required to abide by the FIFO rule (first in, first out).And yet I am able to generate a reasonable return on my investment capital because I don't take massive risks and I leave my emotions out of trading.And while YES I would agree that changing maximum leverage avail...
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Jul 08, 2018 at 22:43
To clarify what I was intending to say.I am telling you that your emotions are in control of you currently when it comes to your trading and discipline in regard to the financial markets and it is my opinion that your investing is unsuccessful to a large extent because of it.Without firm discipline and control over ones emotions when it comes to trading and investing in general, it will be hard for anyone to become a successful trader over the long term of their investing.
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Jul 08, 2018 at 22:19
My emotions are under control.This is a public discussion forum, and as such I am participating in the discussion in a rational and calm manner.The ideas and opinions that I have expressed to you and expressed in general, is such that I believe you and others would benefit from Professional assistance.Professional assistance can help bad traders become good traders, and it can help good traders become great traders.The difference between a successful trader and an unsuccessful trader comes down to a few very basic but equally vital things.Successful traders have discipline and control of their...
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Jul 08, 2018 at 21:53
No one said "we" were poxy robots.I am saying that "YOU" lack self control and discipline, and furthermore your emotions are in control of you.
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Jul 08, 2018 at 21:35
1: You aren't Winston Churchill.2: Mental health issues are a serious problem.3: If you have mental health issues which are currently not under control, please seek Professional help immediately.
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Jul 08, 2018 at 21:31
Another example of an EMOTIONAL response rather than a RATIONAL response.You do not understand how the markets work.Please get your emotions under control.In order to be successful, you have to be disciplined in all aspects of ones self.This goes for trading and all other aspects of ones life as well.Without self control and discipline, how can you ever expect to become successful?
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Jul 08, 2018 at 21:25
Repeated quote posting of yourself is pointless.You are clearly showing that you are incorrect, and you do not understand at all how the markets really work, even in using this website you are proving that your emotions are in control of you, where it should be you being in control of your emotions.My advice is simple, Seek assistance from either a Psychologist or Psychiatrist who specializes in dealing with Professional level traders who need to control their emotions to be effective when trading.Without control of your emotions, and without truly understanding how the markets work, you will ...
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Jul 08, 2018 at 21:15
Multiple quote postings of your own messages? That's pointless.
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Jul 08, 2018 at 21:12
Wrong.Elliott Wave isn't manipulating the financial markets. You clearly DO NOT understand how investment markets work in general or how currency valuations are actually determined.What YOU are doing when you analyze a chart, is looking to recognize the Elliott Wave pattern.Pattern recognition is nothing more than the visualization of past events from the "real world" being reflected in the markets, and given the statistical probability of repeated patterns of outcomes from those past events (markets are cyclical), then you can establish a setup of high probability for that speci...
How much is a "high drawdown"?
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Jul 08, 2018 at 20:39
Drawdown isn't a data point of primary concern over the long term.Consider this, if you have a DD of 10% and then one day a trade goes bad, and another and another, and those 3 bad trades go against the account, and you end up with 60% DD because of one day of your trades. But prior to that, you had a great DD.If we take into consideration when, why, and how the DD occurred, then it's a more realistic analysis of the account.If however, the strategy being used for trading regularly uses 60% DD against the account, then it's a serious problem for the investor. It means that they are...
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New Traders
Jul 08, 2018 at 20:21
There are numerous systems which work great under very specific conditions over the short term such as a few days or weeks., but eventually they all stop making money reliably. Otherwise everyone that invests would be wealthy. How many new traders do you actually know that are millionaires because of some EA advertised as "The Ultimate Holy Grail Trading System for $19.95!!! For a limited time!" To really make a substantial return on the investment, automated systems have to show a consistent rate of return regardless of the market conditions. Such systems do exist, but they're m...
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Jul 08, 2018 at 20:05
That's good. Perhaps professional therapy can help you with your emotions. They are clearly in control of you, rather than you being in control of them. It's a difficult skill that few people can truly master.
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Jul 07, 2018 at 01:00
If you are a trader in the United States, then absolutely. That's the maximum leverage a retail forex trader has available.
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New Traders
Jul 06, 2018 at 22:42
My advice is not to trade. You've already said you know nothing of Forex. That alone is enough reason for you to not be trading.If however you are looking to invest some capital and are looking to get a reasonable return on your investment, then you should look into professional investment services with a reputable company that will provide you a dedicated account manager who will oversee your accounts for your.A reasonable expectation from a professional account manager for your investments, using a low risk investment strategy to protect your investments, would be a return on your invest...
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Jul 06, 2018 at 20:21
Soybean prices can be EASILY explained if you properly evaluate the global fundamentals for them.There is no "hidden agenda" or "rigging", at least not in the manner which you think exists.Did you evaluate and analyze the impact of recent trade contracts, taxes, transport costs, tarrif placements, and generalized consumer level considerations?NO OF COURSE NOT. Because you clearly don't understand what those things are or how they are causing these fluctuations in the soybean markets. You're never going to make money long term if THAT is the chart you are basing all ...
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Jul 06, 2018 at 20:17
THAT RIGHT THERE IS ONE OF THE MAIN REASONS WHY YOU ARE LOSING MONEY.You have NO business at all trading until you get your emotions under control.None of the regulations that are in place will prevent you from making money in the markets.Yes, the regulations make it harder to make money for some people by forcing smaller leverage levels (1:20, 1:50, etc)And yes some regulations for retail traders can be absurd (FIFO in my opinion).But even with all these regulations that many consider to be "unreasonable" regulations, those alone does not prevent a retail level trader from a reasona...
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