The market is a controlled dynamic system. - page 164

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paukas:

They're losing money not because they're trading levels. It's because they think they are smarter than others.

When they need to stop, they average, and when they need to average, that's when they run out of money.

They need to trade by looking at the monitor through a mirror. Have you ever tried to write something on a piece of paper in front of a mirror so that it looks and reads right in the reflection? That's right. That's how they should trade.
 
Trading is like poker - catching other people's strategies and bluffs) there are many players on the levels. the challenge is to beat the players))
 
Avals:
Trading is like poker - catching other people's strategies and bluffs) many people play at the levels. the task is to beat the players))
If you read everything you can understand that not everything is as simple as they say...
 
artmedia70:
If it's no secret, where can I ask about the algorithm?

The author.
 
yosuf:
Then why does almost everyone, sooner or later, lose, even though the first thing that comes to mind is to use the levels? Hence, either they don't exist at all, or they serve as traps for gullible traders to accumulate enough volume, create an atmosphere of uncertainty at each "level" and move in the right direction, as the 50/50 chance persists.


Because the levels for gullible traders and the levels for trading are determined with a different lag.

More specifically, it's not a problem to see the level in hindsight, it's a problem to determine if and how it has just been triggered.

 
paukas:

They're not losing money because they're trading levels. But because they think they are smarter than others.

When they need to stop, they average, and when they need to average, that's when they run out of money.

Vladimir, I have an irresistible desire to publish a selection of your remarks.

I think it's a ready-made T.O.U. for a profitable MTS.

 
avtomat:

We work.

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tara:
From the author.
That's great. Who's the author?
 
Avals:
Trading is like poker - catching other people's strategies and bluffs) there are many players on the levels. the challenge is to beat the players))

the first thing to think about is how you can get beaten... so the first rule should always be - the less in the market the more you have the bribe
 
forte928:

First and foremost, you have to think about how you can be outplayed... so the first rule should always be - the less in the market the more you have the buy-in

Are you a pipsqueak?

What about your postulates when trading on the medium and long term? Losing because you say so?

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