Recent content by NickelScalper

In that case, the gamble is whether or not the move will be sufficient.

Semantics? I'm trying to cut to the chase. Show me an example contrary to my solution, and I'll splice the interlude back in. Anyway, I can't download that attachment.

There is an element of gambling any time you depend on a less than certain outcome.

Both statements are absurd.

Someone told me this version: "The trend is your friend until the market goes against you."

It's great that you made a profit. Yet that's only a small sample. By "reliable" I mean a performance that can't be accounted for by chance. Again, flipping a coin would produce a lot of winners.

Very interesting.

What a joke. Personal attacks and circular logic seem to be all you're good for. Happy trading.

Like I said before, flipping a coin "works." The point is to also have reliability.

Another trendy drifts off to the Land of Make Believe. How sad.

This thread hasn't been about methods used by specific persons, and it would be yet another distraction to go off on that sort of tangent.

Gotta be down for verses about gasoline.

No comment.

It isn't about merely anticipating change in price -- flipping a coin will accomplish that -- but doing so reliably. The perceptions of many traders have been represented in this thread.

Exactly.