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100 pennies will always make a pound indeed!

I have read (just first reading, I can already see it deserve further readings) about half of it and I find it interesting and informative. I deem myself very lucky in my path to trading as I stumbled on this thread as I opened my trading account about 3 years ago and immediately decided to...

well, I am not sure about what blowing nails means, but anything "hanging" by the wall usually presents good opportunities, though it often depends on how high and how long the icicles are on the wall...

Trading profitably is a boring business indeed... get in, get out, bank profit...boring! that's exactly the reason why I am looking for other traders in Milan: to alternate boredom with socialization. by the way forum in italian are terrible full of clueless traders and hopeless newbi

well, USD.CHF tends to move opposite to EUR.USD as EUR and CHF are kind of linked and the rate between the two (EUR.CHF) moves very little (it is range bound most of the time). The latter is a safe pair as wherever you enter a trade (with a little bit of salt, of course) chances are it will come...

1. Trade first 30 min -- Open or close all trades in that half hour, or just initiate there? 2. Pick instrument with adequate range. -- What is 'adequate?' 3. Set your risk parameter per trade. -- Based on what exactly? 4. Trade -- What triggers a potential entry(most important)? What triggers...

ass-YOU-ME?

thanks but not what I had in mind...

Notice that I am very much of a discretionary trader as that was the only way I could go (no discipline to follow a long list of hard set rules), I have very few rules but the most of it is being in sync with what I am trading, take profit often and get out when I have strong signs that a trade...

Absolutely! I trade them quite differently and I guess I am just more in sync with Forex. I trade USD.CHF (as I was living in Switzerland it was the obvious choice for a green trader), EUR.USD and a bit of EUR.CHF. In a way looking at the three pairs together gives me a better feeling about...

One Stock and a few currency pairs (I started with stocks and did few Forex trades on the side, than I realized that I had way more success with Forex and started to move away from Stocks, I still trade one stock just to keep in touch with the market...) of course I look at (mostly) different...

Hi I am a full time trader, I have recently moved to Milan after several years abroad. I am trading full time from home and while I am consistently profitable I am often bored by the lack of interaction with other people/traders. I would like to find traders residing in Milan that feels the...

so maybe have a look at 30' TF to see how the bottom from the 3rd was created, if it was a spike or price actually stopped there for a while? that cold have been interesting at the time, as of now it is a bit late for the opportunity. However it would be interesting to see if price goes down...

WEEKLY or even Monthly?

wtfauoa you speak truth, there is no shortcut, no secret ingredient in making money consistently. You need to lose some money to not want to lose them ever again and you need to figure out your own way to trade, there is no method that will work for everybody, I for one think that most traders...

nope, just what I said: looking at charts differently from the herd, if you do so you will see things that will blow your mind.

By the way, trading the first 30 min is a risky business if you don't know what you are doing. If you do actually know, it may be a very good time to enter on an important low/high of the day (not necessarily the LL or HH but still a very tradeable one). Still, as I rather play on the side of...

because it is a false syllogism, to be true the first sentence should be reversed: anything that need water is a living thing. However this is a typical case of tricky as the two lines in the following example as they may seem different in length but they are not. This happens all the time on...

same lenght

not valid for obvious reasons