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The problem is that you have to know how to use these curves and everything will be fine, no one is forcing you to go PAN FORGET. you earn 100%, reinvest the funds, and so on.
Martin is evil too - but if you know how to use it everything will be ok.
The problem is that every trade is potentially a pan loss. Before you get to 100% you risk everything at least once. That's why talk about "knowing how to cook" always comes down to probability: you either get lucky enough to earn 100% before you lose, and then you know how to cook a martin. Or you'll be unlucky and lose your deposit, in which case you don't know how to cook a martin.
well, that makes sense too, but if you do calculate the depo correctly ..................
It's not always the price that moves against the trade. it's a big discussion.
The problem is that every trade is potentially a pan-failure. Before you get to 100%, you risk everything at least once. That's why talk about "knowing how to cook" always comes down to probability: you either get lucky enough to make 100% before you sell out, and then you know how to cook a martin. Or you'll be unlucky and lose your deposit, in which case you don't know how to cook a martin.
You shouldn't judge a martin by Ilan, a martin in good hands is a "great" trading strategy, but you have to know how to use it. I don't, to be honest, but I've seen it used in real trading, but for me it's easier to use very short stops and big take outs.
Stops and Take in TC is also an illusion of risk control. As a matter of fact, I do not understand why all this fuss with stop orders is considered as a trader's risk control.
Well, working with a stop is a guarantee not to lose the entire depot in one trade. When I first started trading I was 100% sure that the price was moving in a circle and it turned out to be wrong, but not once, but twice.
Now I deeply understand, especially after a stop loss occurred, that I would not have a deposit if I had not made one. Analysis of trades is sometimes very useful.
:-) +100500
:-) +100500
Well, working with a stop is a guarantee not to drain the entire depot in one trade. When I first started trading I was 100% sure that the price was moving in a circle and it turned out to be wrong, but not once, but twice.
Now I deeply understand, especially after a stop loss occurred, that I would not have a deposit if I had not made one. Analysis of deals is sometimes very useful.
Then, instead of indicators, weather changes in temperature, starry-moon phases, counting hair fallen out on the bathtub, how many times you have gone to the toilet will also do. ))))))