don't like the whipsaw, it is very demoralising, better for me is big size little size. (or somewhere in between)Quote from college ruled:
Must be in to win. If not long then why not be short? and the reverse.
Quote from oldtime:
don't like the whipsaw, it is very demoralising, better for me is big size little size. (or somewhere in between)
I've been for the most part in the same position for a couple of months now. I'm not saying I haven't taken the other side, or parts of the other side and traded a few other positions, but I have one that I am comfortable with fundamentally and when I get flat I either have to wait for it to pull back to get in, or switch to another currency.
I started trading big size little size in my paper account and just started doing it live.
so, at max size and profit I may reduce to minimum size ar cut size in half.
still working out the new rules
I traded ES for many years, in retrospect, I wish I had just picked one side and stuck with it instead of trying to guess everyday if it was going up or going down.Quote from college ruled:
I do understand waiting for opportunity, just getting started and trying to find my balance.
Right now I want to set the market on fire if you know what i mean.
Quote from oldtime:
I traded ES for many years, in retrospect, I wish I had just picked one side and stuck with it instead of trying to guess everyday if it was going up or going down.
better set it on fire pretty quick, the stock market is already saturated with HFT, and they are starting to move into forex, so it's the old "adapt or die"
no, I don't even notice it, but it's something to watch out for, I haven't been trading forex long enough to even know what it was like in the old days, all I'm saying is don't fall in love with the way it is because it will changeQuote from college ruled:
How has HFT changed the market since you have been trading? Is it ruining the market for manual order entry in the futures and forex?