ST patterns Strategy. Result for the last 7 days: + 71%

True. Those banks you try to take money from will say no. They don't care about charts, indicators, emotions, psychology. All they care about is moving the price to make money.
Oh sure. And I'm constantly seeing traces of large traders.
 

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You made the mistake of pitching what looks a lot like snake oil in the presence of specialists.
You've posted a few charts with arrows and hand drawn trades, and backed them with meaningless periphrasis.

I suggest you publish a verified trade history, via myfxbook, or similar. Otherwise you'll earn zero credibility
 
that's better?

Blue line is buying ? How do you tell it's big traders buying ?

My views is that just like in a corner shop, they can change the price without anyone buying. Price changes because the shop just want to change it by putting on a new tag.
 
Structural Target patterns are the market itself, which is consistently divided into components. For the formation of ST patterns, no trend lines, geometric proportions of the model itself, trading volume, or open market interest are needed. They are easily recognized and built only on the basis of breaking through the fractal levels and the distance to the Target. ST patterns remove from the market the uncertainty inherent in the previously known graphic compositions and simplify the work of the trader.

aaahh thats clearer to us .....why didnt you say so in the first place ? ;)
 
You made the mistake of pitching what looks a lot like snake oil in the presence of specialists.

You've posted a few charts with arrows and hand drawn trades, and backed them with meaningless periphrasis.

I suggest you publish a verified trade history, via myfxbook, or similar. Otherwise you'll earn zero credibility

trade history and etc etc can all be faked as well ........the only way to trust anyone is to see them day in day out , year in year out at the screens and delivering

nothing else worth it......just those that turn up year in year out

the rest are detail

N
 
trade history and etc etc can all be faked as well ........the only way to trust anyone is to see them day in day out , year in year out at the screens and delivering

nothing else worth it......just those that turn up year in year out

the rest are detail

N

As far as results are concerned, tax returns are also good. And good luck on getting them.

But traders are such easy marks . . . :(
 
trade history and etc etc can all be faked as well ........the only way to trust anyone is to see them day in day out , year in year out at the screens and delivering

nothing else worth it......just those that turn up year in year out

the rest are detail

N

I agree with you, but have a question:

I just did a google search on myself, and page 1 came up with this http://www.myfxbook.com/members/ifmyante/contest-ifmyante/123222

How does one fake that?
 
Don't see why not. What guarantee is there that the account is not a demo account ?

I thought why not is because they have taken the results straight from your broker.
They also state whether the account is real or demo, and I wouldn't care either way; the jump from demo to real is nothing compared to that of trading privately to trading under scrutiny.
 
100% in six years on one of a hundred demo accounts I promise you!)

myfxbook can backdate your shown history to whenever you choose.

I think you should specifically show your account where you traded your first post's trades, with 71% in 7 days.
I've made a copy of your chart, so I can cross reference it with your audited version
 
myfxbook can backdate your shown history to whenever you choose.

I think you should specifically show your account where you traded your first post's trades, with 71% in 7 days.
I've made a copy of your chart, so I can cross reference it with your audited version
I'll see you in six years.
 
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