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So there you go... someone is studying... and I'm already quietly starting to go to Kaschenko...
I wouldn't advise it. They don't teach you anything good...
;)
I wouldn't advise it. They don't teach you anything good...
;
Broadcasting from Kaschenko.
I'm reporting back:
Today we were taught to scoop the soup with a spoon "away from you" instead of "towards you". Tomorrow they will teach us how to understand that it tastes better that way.Irrepressible.
Question for clients: can we change order locations for absolute profits to reduce risk?
Let this profit lose some weight.
For example, on the history.
This is a strange question. The ratio of risk = profit.
Broadcasting from Kaschenkova.
Reporting back:
Today we were taught to scoop soup with a spoon 'away from yourself' instead of 'towards yourself'. Tomorrow they will teach us how to understand that it tastes better that way.
Take a walk.
There will be contrasting alternatives.
Irrepressible.
Question for clients: can we change order locations for absolute profits to reduce risk?
Let this profit lose some weight.
For example, on the history.
This is a strange question.
Why, you would at least write your version of the answer with justification (of both question and answer), because your request looks like "I've got a cool idea, COME ON TO ME, I REALLY HAVE A GREAT IDEA!!!!!!!".
;)
- the order places at absolute profit can be changed to reduce the risk?
- it is possible, if asked - tell them i authorised it. :)
You should at least write your version of the answer with justification (both question and answer), because your request looks like "I've got a cool idea, PLEASE WRITE ME A COUNTER, I REALLY HAVE A GREAT IDEA!!!!!!!"
No.
I'll expand on my own understanding of my own question:
Does it correspond to the terms *pipsing, scalping, midstring*?
The majority of indices work on open-close without considering shadows (tails).
There are inclined non-fractal saws.
Who has done this?
No.
I'll expand on my own understanding of my own question:
Does such a formulation correspond to the terms *pipsing, scalping, midstring*?
The majority of indices work on open-close without considering shadows (tails).
There are non-fractal saws.
Who has done this?
You need a list ? :)
well i did. about the others... i have my own little list... it's just not clear why you're interested... ;)
Take a walk.
There will be contrasting alternatives.
Three to four opposite candles on an incline.
Aim to select a change in the TF for the TA.
According to my purely visual observations the opt M45 and around.
Tosh would be how to avoid weak-analysis tossing as much as possible.
Let's say the rattle of the MA.
I would not suggest Renko.
Irrepressible.
Question for clients: can order locations at absolute profits be changed to reduce risk?
The topic of absolute profits is not covered.