avtardhillon
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Day Trading I think is complicated with all the indicators and knowing went to sell or buy. Its quiet had.
Day Trading I think is complicated with all the indicators and knowing went to sell or buy. Its quiet had.
You dont need indicators.
The trick is to keep it really simple![]()
Easiest Forex System. No Indicators. - YouTube
Day Trading I think is complicated with all the indicators and knowing went to sell or buy. Its quiet had.
So easy ain't it , perfect example from a hindsight video
Most day traders suffer from randomness.
http://www.trade2win.com/boards/trading-psychology/162984-self-fullfilling-prophecy-set-ups.html
It seems that all the advice i've seen on here and other forums is that you should learn to trade on larger time frames, and if you want to day trade then you should slowly reduce time frames. Why does this seem to be the usual talk, in fact i've even seen people on here say that it's impossible to make money from day trading without some inside bank hints etc. Why would many have this opinion?
what if you dont pay a spread at all ?
This is of course an extreme example, but one which nonetheless helps to shed light on a few questions.
Randomicity...falsetime...safetime...WTF?
LULZ!
The end.
Do you want to get something off your chest?
Randomicity...falsetime...safetime...realtime...
WTFtime!
LULZ!
The end.
Polly talks utter bollox and has a breast fetish(uses this phrase on more than one thread) ?:whistling
I think your words are more a reflection of your mind than mine.
Most new traders enter trading at the retail end, whilst starting 'trading school' at kindergarten stage. There is nothing wrong with that, it is a natural cycle.
When beginning anything new we have a child's mind, and I mean that positively in that we are open minded and very willing to learn.
You may want to question whether your mind helps or hinders new traders.
Try to understand the true import of these words.
A precis of your output still equates to "Bollox.":cheesy:
Look, if you go to a casino, and you have the opportunity of betting every 1 minute, or betting just once a day, which do you think you'll end up doing better with at the end of the week? This is the answer to why daytrading is not for beginners. Beginners lose, beginners have no edge, beginners rarely even have money management.
Mmmm I disagree, you could bet 100% of your account on a swing trade and lose, and bet 0.1% per trade 10 times a day on a day trade. In other words if you're a **** anyway it won't matter