Recent content by FuturesGosu

This thread is entertaining.

Source? From what I can tell, total deaths and crude mortality rate (per 100k population) were both higher in 2020 than 2008 in the UK. https://www.ons.gov.uk/aboutus/transparencyandgovernance/freedomofinformationfoi/deathsintheukfrom1990to2020

At least argue with facts. 2008 banking crisis did not cause more deaths. Even the studies cite additional deaths from suicide estimated to be around total 5k from 54 countries. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3776046/

One part of it was watching the volume trend accelerate or decelerate. I didn't dig further into the rest however.

Well he trades outside of RTH as well if that helps in making sense for 100 trades per day lol.

Nor do I, I'm just saying it's not the volatility that keeps certain scalpers in business. Not everyone requires special type of market environment to succeed. I personally can't do it and find it painful to try, but just respecting other's methods to those who can do it.

Yes, he reads the DOM manually but I have no idea how that works as the DOM never made sense to me. He does say NQ DOM is thin and almost like some dumb penny stocks at times. Yes to fast tick charts also. He uses 15min for bigger context, sub 1min charts for rhythm and 3 different tick charts...

This year includes January before the big swings from COVID19. Win rate was similar, the gains were smaller indeed, average seemed to be around half that of big volatility days. This was scalping with something around 180 round trips per day, January was half that due to slower moves. Keep in...

There was no set risk per trade. It was more about reading the DOM and volume pace before determining he was wrong. For example, if he was expecting volume to push prices and nothing happens for longer than he thought, that means something changed or he read wrong so he would exit at market.

I've seen someone who brought a 35K account to 200K in 4 weeks. He sent me his trade blotter and account balance everyday, sometimes in the middle of the day while chatting. He was a scalper in stocks for 10 years at first but switched to NQ futures this year trading 1 or 2 contracts average and...

FED poses as a government institution but is in reality privately owned. It's ridiculous how much power they have and a wake up call to think about who really runs the show.

What industry? Educational? If you are claiming to be a trading industry pro... :rolleyes:

wasn't expecting this thread to be literally about shits lol.

Well, Buffet has seen bubbles form and go many times in his life time. Those bubbles occurred at company, sector, and/or industry levels. With the whole world central banks printing money without limit, it's no longer as simple as letting the bubble pop and other things go on business as usual...

Enjoying your thread thus far. It appears I have some of the detractors on ignore already, probably means they were doing the same thing in other threads making it hard to follow the discussions that matter.