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Gentlemen, because since the beginning of this thread I have been trying to make you aware that, according to this market theory, Forex trading is surprisingly organised around 2 break-even points, which rules out the very possibility of making a profit in the long run. Hence all the woes of traders and 1/99 statistics. On the real commodities market to make maximum profit, you need to trade with Tsopt (Lion level) and every entrepreneur has the ability to calculate this level, using the formulas given in the article to be published soon. But, in forex this lion level also leads to a break-even, or, in other words, non-profitable trading, because this optimal level in the real commodities market magically transforms into a global break-even level. The article shows the only way this can be done, and it is excellently exploited by the Forex market! When you read the article you will really enjoy it, but will be greatly disappointed to learn that Forex trading is theoretically impossible to make a profit. It is urgent to get to the bottom of this Forex phenomenon. After forex crumpled and lion level, my optimism about winning in the forex market in the long run is gone. Of course, you can, by chance, make a profit in the short term, but, it will come out sideways when you try to repeat the success - you will lose a hundredfold. You have to be very thorough about it. Let's have a real discussion as soon as the article comes out. We need to warn all traders about this trap called Forex.
Gentlemen, because since the beginning of this thread I have been trying to make you aware that, according to this market theory, Forex trading is amazingly organised around 2 break-even points, which eliminates the very possibility of making a profit in the long run. Hence all the woes of traders and 1/99 statistics. On the real commodities market to make maximum profit, you need to trade with Tsopt (Lion level) and every entrepreneur has the ability to calculate this level, using the formulas given in the article to be published soon. But, in forex this lion level also leads to a break-even, or, in other words, non-profitable trading, because this optimal level in the real commodities market magically transforms into a global break-even level. The article shows the only way this can be done, and it is excellently exploited by the Forex market! When you read the article you will really enjoy it, but will be greatly disappointed to learn that Forex trading is theoretically impossible to make a profit. It is urgent to get to the bottom of this Forex phenomenon. After forex crumpled and lion level, my optimism about winning in the forex market in the long run is gone. Of course, you can, by chance, make a profit in the short term, but, it will come out sideways when you try to repeat the success - you will lose a hundredfold. You have to be very thorough about it. Let's have a real discussion as soon as the article comes out. We need to warn all traders about this trap called Forex.
The greatest investor of the planet, the legend and guru of the financial world, the Oracle of Omaha, one of the richest men in the world - Warren Buffett, on average gets 0.5% of his deposit growth per week, though he has been STABILIZING for more than 50 years. Doubling the deposit within 2 weeks implies a deposit growth rate about 90 times higher than Buffett's! Maybe it's better to focus on stability than super profits?
amazingly, forex trading is organised around 2 break-even points, which rules out the very possibility of making a profit in the long run.
Let's say you take 50 pips on the Eurodollar for a week.
You trade 10% of your capital. If your leverage is 1:100, then you trade $1,000*100*10% = $10,000.
If with a 1:1 beech, you trade $1,000*10% = $100.
In both, you took 50 pips. The size of the profit and the ratio of profit to equity are different
Let's say you take 50 pips on the Eurodollar for a week.
You trade 10% of your capital. If your leverage is 1:100, then you trade $1,000*100*10% = $10,000.
If with a 1:1 beech, you trade $1,000*10% = $100.
In both, you took 50 pips. The amount of profit and the ratio of profit to equity are different
The calculator
Let me get this straight - we are not talking about the size of the risk, type of instrument, or risk/profit ratio - we are talking about the fact that the deposit has increased by half a percent at the end of the week. Whether it is a profit of 1 pip, 10 pips or 100 pips is not important. Half a percent of the deposit increase is half a percent of the deposit increase.
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In both examples, you have $1,000 of equity.
With 1:100 leverage, you open a $10,000 position. With leverage 1: you open a position for $100. In both cases, you take a profit of 50 pips.
Is your profit*100%/1000 dollars the same or different in the two options?
Here, do the math, sickie! (Don't forget to play with the leverage) and see how the value of the point will change
Calculator
Once again for the downers - in the first option, you open for $10,000.
In the second, you open for $100.
Now the question - THIS IS THE FUCKING SAME NUMBER OF LOTS?????
The system is stable. The signal is published. Buffett is a nobody.