Al Brooks video

VEGASDESERT said:
I took what i could from Al and try to make it my own.

No longer have any interest in watching his vids, his website, his chat room, nothing.

Im done with all that for good.
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Hello VEGASDESERT,

Yes sir. I am student of Al Brooks for 2 years and I personally love his work. I enjoy listening to the trading videos on his website. I feel he is a man of experience and I enjoy his effort and work and his passion. I personally adore price action trading.

I took a few things from the videos and that is enough for me to try and make money everyday and compete in the futures market. I am simple man, I have complexity and I feel trading should and needs to be easy for me.

Al Brooks provides an opportunity to make month income for my pockets. That is fair enough for me, I can not and will not complain about Brooks teachings. It fits my goal for the cost of learning to make some money every month.
 
volpri said:
Well excuse me…I was not aware just anyone could “walk in” without any diligent study and theoretical knowledge and sit in on a “watch me do it heart bypass”. Of course I am hyperbolizing but not just any john henry is gonna get the privilege to watch such stuff without YEARS of study under the belt first.

You are making assumptions about Mr Brooks and I’d wager he is never ever going to render you the pleasure of seeing any account of his nor is he ever gonna execute a live trade in front of you and tell you that he is actually doing a live trade. He has his reasons. Besides it is not relevant to YOUR trading. It only proves he can make money in one account even if he did it over a year time period. He could be losing thousands in another account.

Furthermore, just seeing someone do it doesn’t not mean you will be able to do it.

Many professors don’t even do what they teach. They just teach and draw a salary. That does not mean the principles they teach are wrong and are not useful.

Like I said “every man makes his own ship wreck”.

Learn really well peoples ideas and test them on a live sim for yourself. That is a better way to make a judgement. Whatever works for one trader may not work well for another trader…because of several reason. Every trader has to find what fits for them.
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Hello volpri,

ALL I can say is You are Genius sir. There was one thing you said to me about 2 years ago that completely turned my trading around. All I can say is, You was right. You was right.

#Team_Take_Them_Motherfucking_Got_Damn_Fucking_Profits

Got damn, take the damn profits.

I do not have nothing else to say. Take them damn profits
 
SimpleMeLike said:
Got damn, take the damn profits.
I do not have nothing else to say. Take them damn profits
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Easier said than done. My experience showed me that after a string of stop losses, the next trade I made would start to show a profit and I WOULD TAKE IT. In many cases, that trade, if held, would go on to double or triple the profit amount I had realized by getting out too soon. This situation really messes with your head.
 
syswizard said:
Easier said than done. My experience showed me that after a string of stop losses, the next trade I made would start to show a profit and I WOULD TAKE IT. In many cases, that trade, if held, would go on to double or triple the profit amount I had realized by getting out too soon. This situation really messes with your head.
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Good Morning syswizard,

I perfectly understand what you are saying regarding "taking those" profits, better known as scalping. Especially scalping when the Risk - Reward < 1. I prefer this for my own personal sanity.

Unfortunately, I can not and will not provide you any recommendation or opinions, because I am only a discretionary/manually profitable trader of 2 months (40 days) in SIM, and I refuse to give trading advice or any recommendation to anyone unless I am real live profitable trader of + 2 years straight and I prove within 1 minute with a screenshot of my account balance or broker statement. I personally think ET owner should ban anyone giving trading advice and is not profitable and can not prove it.

Sorry buddy.
 
syswizard said:
Easier said than done. My experience showed me that after a string of stop losses, the next trade I made would start to show a profit and I WOULD TAKE IT. In many cases, that trade, if held, would go on to double or triple the profit amount I had realized by getting out too soon. This situation really messes with your head.
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Agreed, but that's also where context & risk allowance come into play. Trading bigger size to scalp part and swing the rest (in the right context) helps a ton.
 
MacBookProHo said:
That would be a hilarious suggestion.
This website would be 99.2% empty overnight. As well as every other social media platform too, that allows 'traders' to talk about their craft publicly.
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and he wants it for "free"
lol
 
MacBookProHo said:
That would be a hilarious suggestion.
This website would be 99.2% empty overnight. As well as every other social media platform too, that allows 'traders' to talk about their craft publicly.
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Hello MacBookProHo,

LOL, pretty much. That is why I never give people trading advice or try to teach people/friends how to trade.

Anyone ask me how to trade, I say I do not know, and I happily say it too.
 
Georpe said:
Trading bigger size to scalp part and swing the rest (in the right context) helps a ton.
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Good idea, but the basic problem was that I was not letting my profits run. I was cutting them off short. This was totally due to lack of experience at the time. I've now learned not to get rattled by a streak of losses.
 
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