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    Raoul Pal: "Bitcoin is the bet best I have ever seen in my career". Sets $250K target

    Tullips are at least nice flowers to see...
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    Options (Beginner)

    Shoot someone will answer
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    Time Frames, Trend Trading and Pull Backs

    Seeing a clear trend on a higher time frame and looking for a low risk entry on a lower time frame is a valid strategy.
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    Calhoun's 'Martingale Shotgun' Stock Trading strategy - New

    I would go for 1,2, 1and not after a 25% up move ($100) but more quickly. I would like to be all scaled in within 25% move. Sell half of my position when a 100% move did happen after full scale in. Hold the other reminder forever or sell with a major reversal. The reason is to probe, and then...
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    On giving tips for beginners

    I'm willing to help everyone that ask and then do what is recommended untill they make money. Many, many people do not take the recommendations...
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    Help with Thinkorswim profit taking issues.

    Maybe you can use bracket orders?
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    Is there an indicator that “normalizes” pullback signals against varying trend strengths?

    Ok. I have never used it on forex. I thought forex didn't record volume. Maybe they based it on upticks, downticks. Is also fine. You are reading it right on the chart.
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    Is there an indicator that “normalizes” pullback signals against varying trend strengths?

    1. Holds, cumulative delta no momentum 2. Breaks, cumulative delta has momentum
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    Is there an indicator that “normalizes” pullback signals against varying trend strengths?

    I use cumulative delta for that purpose. The relationship between price and delta in the pullback at an ma tells if it will hold or go through.
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    FTT - a simple way around for retail traders ?

    In Europe, it is done in some countries. .
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    FTT - a simple way around for retail traders ?

    It is also called a Tobin tax
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    Time spent learning the craft of trading.

    That is why I call it mentoring and not coaching. I do what I say and teach others. I have never posted a statement or will do that. The next thing you get when you do that is that someone is going to say it is fake. So that proves also nothing. I do trade for others to see when I mentor them...
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    Time spent learning the craft of trading.

    If you would take the effort to search you will see I have answered that question more than once and proofed it more than once I can trade and make money doing so. Besides that I see you are from Antwerp? Right? You can sit next to me and see it for all I care.
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    Time spent learning the craft of trading.

    I trade for almost three decades now. You can also search on ET and look at previous threads or comments.
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    How much are you paying in non commission fee's?

    Around 650 a month. Pro status, 5 exchanges, and two software packages.
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    Financial Independence: What is it to you?

    Once you have financial freedom, you think about other things. Having a purpose in life becomes really important. And financial freedom is not having a billion dollars, it's having a multiple source of incomes that keep going without you and you can pass on to the next generation.
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    has anyone use a trading psychologist?

    Yes, big time.
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    When to Stop Trading After Losses

    No, no, I'm not talking about wish full thinking or believing in the market going up or down. I'm talking about the deeper insight into how your brain works and how you get to your results. For example, decision-based action like trusting your numbers of statistics coming from experiences or...
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    When to Stop Trading After Losses

    Trading psychology is nothing more than an explanation of how you act on a situation, namely trading. You act out of your beliefs about yourself, the market, and that gives you the results you have. If you use a purely mechanical approach, it still comes from you believing that that is the way...
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    Time spent learning the craft of trading.

    That is a beautiful metaphor about the 'hat'. You put on a 'hat' with habits and insights that successful traders use.
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