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What a silly question, I got no idea, no one knows for that matter. No Heat

No idea but if a person knew the possibilities of returns would be sky high and near endless since volatility prediction can very well be traded. No Heat

I agree on the others but #4 I would seriously consider. One of the best practices in trading is letting winners run and such practice could seriously interfere with that due to volatility.

Ive seen a lot of claims of people doing high ratio high reward never seen it done. Ive been trading for over 10 years, to say I'm skeptical of claims in this business is an absolute understatement.

No it does not make sense, so shills or the owner themselves post public posts on public forums using very obvious new accounts with low posts to draw attention.

Risk reward ratio in trading is not absolute there is a variable you are not mentioning that is accuracy, with this you complete expectancy which is most definitely absolute and the only thing that matters. There's usually two type of trading styles. - A positive risk reward ratio, with...

If $50 per month is too rich for your pocket perhaps you are not ready for this profession.

Illiquid, I don't recommend either approach, risk comes before reward any day of the year.

Assuming US Index Eminis... Considering you said average, yes, very possible. If you had said every single day, I would have said no.

Absolutely and right on the money. I will make an effort to enhance on the above. It's even better when multiple signals agree/occur at the same time, that will get you and other style of traders pulling for in the same direction, this creates momentum and the trade ends in success because...

None of my business but the person could have decided to gamble and not trade. Certainly looks that way and since we are responsible of our own actions, as long as the difference is noticed and accepted, it's all good fun.

Blox, What's common does not work consistently. However, sometimes common knowledge works, just not often enough for it to be profitable. Fading it is the same deal, does not work consistently, so forget about trading what's common or fading what's common. That raises the obvious...

Ammo, Thank you for taking the time to post an explanation of your strategy. Without sounding confrontational why were the majority of your public trades (ES Journal Activity) on the short side ? Would not it be wiser to do the above with the help of the predominant trend ? Cheers.

You would need to ask him.

A few Anek facts: - Most definitely a trend trader - Does not trade like the AHG thread - Hates indicators - Can routinely call bottoms but only on uptrends - Can routinely call tops but only on downtrends - Rarely takes heat on trades, if he does, it's probably a loser.

I only speak of the things I do know and price action I do know very well. Notice how no one responded to my question, it is not as trivial as you make it out to be, and clearly not required for profitable trading since I never found the answer to such question. It is now clear you are...

I said superiority or ease of use, you left the other half out. Then what was your intention for posting such crap, doing harm ? That leave us with two possibilities in your intentions A) Amateur B) Malign The moment you add indicators to highlight price action is the moment you add...

Well replied. However, it does not just stop there, look at how his system responded when the market consolidated or was undecided, quick flashes of red and blue at the top and the color bars doing the same, the infamous chop monster. It's actually quite telling when a user posts a chart...

Price action is the usage of price to unbiasedly determine the following points or actions: - Areas of support / resistance - If those areas are holding / breaking or consolidating - Interconnectivity between multiple fractals to recursively determine trends within trends

Like any serious trader I use multiple brokers. The reasons for this should be obvious but just in case I will list some. Diversification of funds, you still need to protect your capital, even if you are not trading it 24/7. Get a per share rate comm in one and a flat fee on the other...