Cambist (By Cambist)
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Участник с Sep 08, 2009
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Участник с Feb 16, 2010
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Mar 26, 2010 at 19:06
Участник с Feb 16, 2010
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Hello Cambist.
How tecnichal or EA do you use ?
Thanks.
How tecnichal or EA do you use ?
Thanks.
Участник с Mar 26, 2010
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Mar 26, 2010 at 21:01
Участник с Mar 26, 2010
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Your strategy is proving VERY successful. If you could share with me your strategy, it would mean the world to me.
Cheers,
Michael
Cheers,
Michael
Участник с Dec 08, 2009
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Mar 27, 2010 at 17:03
(отредактировано Mar 27, 2010 at 17:10)
Участник с Dec 08, 2009
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Hello everyone. I've noticed some interest here in my trading so I wanted to write a long post to answer any potential questions.
Firstly, I do NOT use an EA. I trade manually based on 80% technicals and 20% fundamentals mixed with some pure gut instinct. I don't mean to be rude, but I'm not interested in 'trading' my 'system' or teaching anyone what I do. I don't have a system really, I just trade in a very simplistic way. I don't even think I could teach anyone anything with concrete or rigid rules. I do take on a sort of apprentice approximately every 6 months and allow the person to sit with me, learn the markets and see what I do. I enjoy teaching people and find it beneficial to me as I don't know many people that are interested in currency trading.
A quick background on me: I grew up reading Steve Nielsen's books on Japanese candlestick charting. I think I was about 8 years old when I first read his large, dictionary like book. My father taught me about stocks and I remember making my first purchases in Merck, Archer Daniels Midland, Intel and things like that. I started a Roth IRA at the age of 14 and grew up learning about the markets in a casual manner.
I left Michigan to go to college in California. I continued to invest and be interested in the markets, but they were slow and somewhat boring to me. I felt like I needed more action. About 2 years into college I began playing poker. I found that I was extremely good. I won my way into large tournaments throughout Europe and played on a daily basis online. Upon graduation I was unsure of what I wanted to do. To make a long story short, I was introduced to Forex through a stranger 3,000 miles away in Boston. I became intrigued by the FX market and learned everything I could. I skipped trading a demo account and went right to trading live as this is the best way I learn. I continued playing poker as I learned FX and supported myself for a year and a half playing poker after college.
Finally, I decided I enjoyed currency trading so much that I began looking for a job as a trader. Another long story short... I was able to obtain an extremely competitive job at a hedge fund trading foreign currency futures and spot. The experience was great, but I was forced to move back to California after a year and a half.
I gave up trading for a long while for many personal reasons. Since then, I've fallen back in love with Forex and started trading again. I work full time for a large financial institution and only trading part time. I hope to change that in a few months.
As for those interested in a managed account, I am considering starting something with MB Trading (my broker). If you want more information or have questions you can send me a private message.
I hope that helps everyone know a bit more about me and the way I trade. I'm working on starting a blog and will post that link when I get it ready.
Thanks for all the support, kind words and friendly messages.
Cambist
Firstly, I do NOT use an EA. I trade manually based on 80% technicals and 20% fundamentals mixed with some pure gut instinct. I don't mean to be rude, but I'm not interested in 'trading' my 'system' or teaching anyone what I do. I don't have a system really, I just trade in a very simplistic way. I don't even think I could teach anyone anything with concrete or rigid rules. I do take on a sort of apprentice approximately every 6 months and allow the person to sit with me, learn the markets and see what I do. I enjoy teaching people and find it beneficial to me as I don't know many people that are interested in currency trading.
A quick background on me: I grew up reading Steve Nielsen's books on Japanese candlestick charting. I think I was about 8 years old when I first read his large, dictionary like book. My father taught me about stocks and I remember making my first purchases in Merck, Archer Daniels Midland, Intel and things like that. I started a Roth IRA at the age of 14 and grew up learning about the markets in a casual manner.
I left Michigan to go to college in California. I continued to invest and be interested in the markets, but they were slow and somewhat boring to me. I felt like I needed more action. About 2 years into college I began playing poker. I found that I was extremely good. I won my way into large tournaments throughout Europe and played on a daily basis online. Upon graduation I was unsure of what I wanted to do. To make a long story short, I was introduced to Forex through a stranger 3,000 miles away in Boston. I became intrigued by the FX market and learned everything I could. I skipped trading a demo account and went right to trading live as this is the best way I learn. I continued playing poker as I learned FX and supported myself for a year and a half playing poker after college.
Finally, I decided I enjoyed currency trading so much that I began looking for a job as a trader. Another long story short... I was able to obtain an extremely competitive job at a hedge fund trading foreign currency futures and spot. The experience was great, but I was forced to move back to California after a year and a half.
I gave up trading for a long while for many personal reasons. Since then, I've fallen back in love with Forex and started trading again. I work full time for a large financial institution and only trading part time. I hope to change that in a few months.
As for those interested in a managed account, I am considering starting something with MB Trading (my broker). If you want more information or have questions you can send me a private message.
I hope that helps everyone know a bit more about me and the way I trade. I'm working on starting a blog and will post that link when I get it ready.
Thanks for all the support, kind words and friendly messages.
Cambist
Участник с Mar 28, 2010
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Mar 28, 2010 at 08:51
Участник с Mar 28, 2010
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good account, sent you a PM
Fxguy
Fxguy
Участник с Dec 08, 2009
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Mar 29, 2010 at 01:04
Участник с Dec 08, 2009
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Thanks Fxguy, I got it and sent a reply. If anyone has any other questions I can answer them publicly or via PM.
Cambist
Cambist
Участник с Dec 08, 2009
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Mar 31, 2010 at 16:03
Участник с Dec 08, 2009
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Hi everyone, due to the large interest I've received to do managed accounts I've decided to merge this account into a managed account program with MB Trading. I've closed this account and will no longer be trading it.
If interested, I will be accepting funds for managed accounts over the next week. Feel free to PM me for my email address and receive more information.
Thanks to everyone!
Cambist
If interested, I will be accepting funds for managed accounts over the next week. Feel free to PM me for my email address and receive more information.
Thanks to everyone!
Cambist
Участник с Mar 07, 2010
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Mar 31, 2010 at 22:42
Участник с Mar 07, 2010
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you showed ~7 days of high risk trading and you're expecting customers right away ???
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