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If I enter short at a price that I think is a pivot, then my stop is placed strategically (volatility considered) some point above this. Of course I HOPE that the market does trend down nicely and at a target price I can take 2 thirds of my risk off the table and let the last third run. I put my...

Stop and target placement are part of MM'ment. This is the edge you're referring to. The moment of entry is still a coin toss.

Life breaks everybody. Women who rely on looks are more vulnerable. I've known very sexy women of 50, and of course they reach their sexual peak at this age. Us men must sometimes dig deeper for gems. All that glitters...

It's a great business if you can STICK with it. Made as much as my mate makes in a week this morning shorting euro, no traffic, no tedious bosses, no bullshit. The market is what it is. Figure this out and you'll have more freedom than most.

'only a seafood expert' Great!:D

'small steaks'... reminds me of a Philip Larkin quotation 'the years up to 40 is the fillet steak of life, those after are the cheaper cuts!

'Holding your own' too often can be bad for your eyes, apparently.:D

You must be getting old, killer. May I recommend viagra.:)

I think the bar has been raised substantially!

Another point: there are 'difficult' markets and trades and ones that are 'easier'. Wait for the easier trades and sit on your hands for the rest of the time-this alone will give you a better chance than most who are desperate to be sucked in to the depression/euphoria that characterises the...

Unfortunately, you are probably right as we only seem to learn by trying and in trying trading, losses are inevitable. Also, sim will not give the necessary emotional 'stress testing' that is crucial for self development.

Heads or Tails: 50/50 probability of win/loss. So, each trade has an equal expectancy of success of failure. The only way you can capitalise on such randomness is to let winners run and cut losers quickly and objectively. In this way, you can have 3 losers and the next winner will potentially be...

Or was that 'the world is your lobster'...anyway, if you're a maths dunce you can still make it because of the wonderful world of chart patterns (takes a bit of working out to discover which the best ones for yourself are). I suppose it's geometry, always my favourite part of maths. But price...

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Nice tune, she just needs to come out from under the tent.

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I cannot stand any artificial scents, especially perfumes. I much prefer natural body odours on a woman. I like to smell their personality, I don't want it masked. Perfume is painful to me, I prefer a nice fart.

About as 'hot' as a polar bears touche.