Quote from da-net:
I read the threads on the boards that interest me and have noticed that you appear to have taken on the role of antagonist. I have not read all of your posts, but lately in your postings you appear to be very critical of others. Perhaps that is your nature to question things, which I think is good until it is taken too far.
Quote from drasfs:
and honestly, it isnt that hard to time your trade right to get 8 pips each day.
If u win 3 times and lose 1 time, u will have 6.4pips. In other words a system with 75% chance of winning with the given premises above will generate about 630% a year.
The only reason why the return is so insane is because u trade intraday and can make several trades in a short period of time, and on top of that, use very high leverage,but still with little risk.
Quote from rcanfiel:
Given the huge size of the forex markets, if 600% annual returns were not that hard, then why aren't the hedge funds and investment banks doing this, and ignoring everything else? They certainly have the resources.
What looks simple on paper is not so, in the real world. [/QUOTE
Well this doesnt work with the insane sums that banks trade with since their trades move the market. And therefore they trade on longer time frames.
Since u are doing that, u are exposing yourself for more price changes, and thus have to increase take profit and stop loss point, which in turn forces u to dramitcally lessen the leverage used in order to keep risks to a minimum.
Intraday trading with small take profits and stop loss points works great with a small capital. As i clearly illustreated, u dont necessarily have to risk more than 1.3% on each trade. However, u can only lose about 20 times, before u will have a margin call given that money management setup(if the account is set to 50:1)
Quote from drasfs:
Quote from rcanfiel:
Given the huge size of the forex markets, if 600% annual returns were not that hard, then why aren't the hedge funds and investment banks doing this, and ignoring everything else? They certainly have the resources.
What looks simple on paper is not so, in the real world. [/QUOTE
Well this doesnt work with the insane sums that banks trade with since their trades move the market. And therefore they trade on longer time frames.
Since u are doing that, u are exposing yourself for more price changes, and thus have to increase take profit and stop loss point, which in turn forces u to dramitcally lessen the leverage used in order to keep risks to a minimum.
Intraday trading with small take profits and stop loss points works great with a small capital. As i clearly illustreated, u dont necessarily have to risk more than 1.3% on each trade. However, u can only lose about 20 times, before u will have a margin call given that money management setup(if the account is set to 50:1)
The forex market is gigantically huge, compared to other markets. Obviously everything has a limit, but the 600% as easy would be also advantageous to financial institutions.
People like to present how easy things like 600% annual returns are, but doing this for a sustained time are pipe dreams for almost everyone.