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It seems unbelievable to me that even experienced traders like Kim-4 would doubt the ability to make 10 quid a day without much risk with a 1000 quid depo.
I was not expressing a doubt, but an opinion that it is difficult to make 10 quid a day. I'm not making it yet. I can see that you're not either. At least two days have been less than 10 quid profit:
22.02.2008 8.42
21.02.2008 25.28
20.02.2008 0
19.02.2008 27.47
18.02.2008 16.00
And this is from one of my real accounts:
22.02.2008 9.91
21.02.2008 121.75
20.02.2008 -112.91
19.02.2008 207.58
18.02.2008 14.24
Neither you nor I comply with the "10 quid every day" requirement. So my opinion is supported by reality, and your opinion by what?
I was not expressing a doubt, but an opinion that making 10 quid a day is difficult. I'm not making it yet. I can see that you're not either. At least two days have been less than 10 quid profit:
22.02.2008 8.42
21.02.2008 25.28
20.02.2008 0
19.02.2008 27.47
18.02.2008 16.00
And this is from one of my real accounts:
22.02.2008 9.91
21.02.2008 121.75
20.02.2008 -112.91
19.02.2008 207.58
18.02.2008 14.24
Neither you nor I comply with the "10 quid every day" requirement. So my opinion is confirmed by reality, and your opinion by what?
It seems incredible to me that even experienced traders like Kim-4 doubt the ability to make 10 quid a day without much risk with a depo of 1000 quid.
I wasn't expressing doubt, I was expressing the opinion that earning 10 quid a day is difficult. I'm not making it yet. I see that you do too. At least two days I made less than 10 quid a day:
22.02.2008 8,42
21.02.2008 25,28
20.02.2008 0
19.02.2008 27,47
18.02.2008 16,00
And this is from one of my real accounts:
22.02.2008 9,91
21.02.2008 121,75
20.02.2008 -112,91
19.02.2008 207,58
18.02.2008 14,24
Neither you nor I are in compliance with the "10 quid every day" requirement. So my opinion is supported by reality and your opinion by what?
- I get 15 quid a day with a deposit of 500 quid.
Of course, I have to use a period of time for averaging, at least a week, or better - a month.
You and I have nothing to be sad about. Things are going very well, you may say.
As for my weekly trading, I've tried to be very careful to demonstrate my ability to trade with almost no drawdown.
Next week I will trade more loosely and allow drawdowns up to 50% of the deposit. I would like to note that drawdown is not the same as drawdown.
One thing is to fan blindly, hoping the drawdown will blow through and watching with trepidation how the liquidity decreases, and the other thing is to feel confident in the direction of
The other is to feel confident in the direction of open positions, and the drawdown should be seen as an opportunity to strengthen at a better price.
Sincerely S.D.
I would be interested to hear your commentaries to the trade. If you have time, go to the newly opened (in continuation of this one) branch - https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/107181.
Of course, I'm just getting started, anything can happen...But I firmly believe that it is possible to win.
Or is everything in this world of currencies more complicated than most beginners assume ?!!
Of course, you have to take an averaging period of at least a week, or preferably a month.
The 0.8000 level is just around the corner. And then 0.8100 and 0.8200...
0.8100 Reached...
and someone thought it was a mystery ....
I don't get it... Where's Sergei's post about my fatigue? That was one of the few posts for which I would have given a medal immediately. I consider the most valuable human quality to be the ability to feel for other people. If, Sergei, you yourself deleted that post, you shouldn't have. By deleting it you only raised my respect towards you.
I would like to hear comments on my trading from you, as I understand it, a battlefield trader.
I would like to hear comments on my trading from you as a battle-trader, as I understand it.
At first, as it should be, I lost 1000 quid. Made some proper conclusions, resumed real trading since September 1st, 2007 and with help of my simple Expert Advisor Ish_03
(I'm not going to give figures, but I'm already in good profits for a long time). While my friend was chopping cabbage little by little, methodically and round the clock,
I got serious about VTE. This is where my eyes seemed to open. Long observation has convinced me 100% - Elliott Waves really do exist. I've also understood the radical mistake almost all traders make when trying to work with VTE. However, VTE is a separate topic, which I tried to initiate here: 'Beginning trader working on a real account using Elliott Waves (Invest - password provided)...'.
In the same post I will briefly note - operational work on VTE is not much different from work on the system of nested trends. Indeed, if we have, say, three,
nested in each other trends of one direction, then we can safely open. Just imagine that, for example, the uppermost trend has a timeframe longer than a day,
and the next nested trend has a daily timeframe. It takes a lot of time and effort to break such a trend. Let the youngest trend jump around
as it pleases, we use these fluctuations to reinforce, and the older trends will take their toll. And any Elliott wave is a trend.
Such a simple, banal and well-known idea.