Averaging Down the real Holy Grail

Quote from Avgdownking:

Absolutely.
Guess how much money this technique made today for me in the ES and the Nasdaq?

I'm sure you know.

All i did was buy significant support levels yesterday based on multiday charts and fib in a bullish market.

Daily trendlines intact.

Today, massive profits.

Major market reversals don't happen too often by the time a big loss gets you are so green it does not affect you, it hurts, but you are still green.

The name of the game is support and resistance. That's it. Buy support in bullish markets, short resistance in bearish markets. Since markets are volatile you implement a responsible averaging down technique and off you go.

The holy grail, period.

ADK

I'm a day trader so i wouldn't have held overnight but congrats to you! Other than that i totally agree with your strategy, I use fibs as well..

You can get killed averaging down as much as any other strategy ( even averaging up!) if you dont have a plan and discipline.
 
Quote from iluv2trade:

I'm a day trader so i wouldn't have held overnight but congrats to you! Other than that i totally agree with your strategy, I use fibs as well..

You can get killed averaging down as much as any other strategy ( even averaging up!) if you dont have a plan and discipline.

Losers average Losers ...

... becasue they just can't control themselves

Good luck (with this technique),

Jimmy Jam
 
<i>"You're not an indicator user are you?"</i>

Everyone is an indicator trader. There is nothing else to be seen in any chart except for indications of future price action.

Any way you slice it, we all trade off indications of where future price action is most probable to go. Everything lags the next price tick to come, which is of course the actual unknown.
 
Quote from iluv2trade:

Losers are jerks who dont want to hear other people's opionions... I understand if you disagree, the more the better but name calling is juvenile.

I thought i saw some smart constructive postings from you before, why dont you go back to doing that

It isn't name calling, it's the title of Lesson #3 from Terry Burnham's book.

The information I'm posting is constructive ... for traders who haven't developed bad habits.

Good trading,

Jimmy Jam

P.S. Hey look guys, I'm not trying to be a jerk here. You do this, you're going to feel an extraordinary amount of stress and tension, you're going to have to rationalize your position as you do deeper and deeper in the red (talking to yourself while smoking a cigarette - ugh, talk about krazy), and eventually you're going to have your head handed to you. I just don't want to see it happen to the little guy, that's all.
 
Quote from JimmyJam:

It isn't name calling, it's the title of Lesson #3 from Terry Burnham's book.

The information I'm posting is constructive ... for traders who haven't developed bad habits.

Good trading,

Jimmy Jam

I understand where he gets that opinion, I've seen it many times myself - people avg down past support or other areas where you are confirmed to be wrong. What Avgdownking advises is different !. You need to have a plan that works - his does and so does mine.

I can name (though i wont for privacy reasons :)) several 200k+ consistent yearly earners that use variations of this strategy. It can work very well if used properly !!

If I could use AHG on stocks I would! Unfortunately it does not apply...
 
Quote from iluv2trade:

I understand where he gets that opinion, I've seen it many times myself - people avg down past support or other areas where you are confirmed to be wrong. What Avgdownking advises is different !. You need to have a plan that works - his does and so does mine.

I can name (though i wont for privacy reasons :)) several 200k+ consistent yearly earners that use variations of this strategy. It can work very well if used properly !!

If I could use AHG on stocks I would! Unfortunately it does not apply...
Sincere inquiry...
I am Curios why you say AHG does not work on stocks... perhaps not in a scalping environment... but imho, I believe many of the basic principles in risk management, entry/exit, pattern recognition can be applied to most instruments. Anek shared many ideas and a simple methodology in a concise manner which have augmented my trading in equities. I would be interested to learn what portions of his technique would not apply...

Good trading to all...
 
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