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AttoCEL said:
I had to humble myself and admit that i had no way of telling who was real and who was not, at least until further in my development. It is wise to take risks when it comes to mentorship. The reward to risk ratio is favorable, risk a little time for a potential reward of a skillset that will set you free. Saying i know this already is never wise. Instead say i wonder how much more clarity i can gain, i wonder what im missing. Always remain curious about the gaps in your understanding. A little selfdoubt goes a long way with those who claim to know.
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AttoCEl, if i am wrong & you're profitable trader, well, shit happens & i am sorry.
But so far, because of the vague answers, it reminds me of,
 
M.W. said:
After you started charging money for your invaluable advice? Most of what you stated one can find in every book that has written by novices. Except your claim about the profitability of those who sell courses and teach for a living. That is flat out incorrect. Or have you ever seen evidence of a profitable trader who educates and teaches in public domain? I have not.
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Ive developed a highly profitable system, which has given me the ability to tell whether someone knows what they are doing or not. There are honest mentors giving away powerful applications for free on youtube. Chris lori is just one of about 10 examples. I understand your caution, i used to be the same way. Instead of doubting others, you should be a little more honest with yourself and admit you may be in need of some guidance.
 
Op is a complete layman and pretends to be an expert.
What he said about ignoring risk is naive and ignorant.

Also he can't talk about detail in trading because he knows nothing .
 
OP, your advise about risk management is quite the opposite of what a new trader should follow. I feel like I can give better advise than you, to be honest. What makes you to be able to guide people? Do you have any proof or records of that profitable system that you seem to have?
 
AttoCEL said:
answering questions in detail to guide new traders, ask away.
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If SPX futures goes up 10 points right after 18:00 EST, what is the probability market will go up the next day? What are factors that affect your judgement on this ?

If SPX futures goes up 10 points right after 9:30 EST, what is the probability market will go up for the rest of the day? What are factors that affect your judgement on this ?

You are deemed a layman until you answer my questions and show you really know trading.And everyone is watching how you respond to my questions.
 
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AttoCEL said:
Ive developed a highly profitable system, which has given me the ability to tell whether someone knows what they are doing or not. There are honest mentors giving away powerful applications for free on youtube. Chris lori is just one of about 10 examples. I understand your caution, i used to be the same way. Instead of doubting others, you should be a little more honest with yourself and admit you may be in need of some guidance.
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I said many times by now, but no one seems to believe or understand it.

Risk is of an event happening or not.

It is not a gain or loss of a dollar or percentage amount.

Though it took me a long time too.
 
What are the advantages and disadvantages of trading forex as a market?
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That's a good question. I think people are attracted
to dirt cheap margin requirements as an advantage.
As a disadvantage there's more financial complexity
involved trying to forecast price movement, especially
if one has not weathered sufficient knowledge.

Also their competition the Big Banks have access to
vast sources of information that the average Forex trader
simply will not be privy to.

JMHO..but maybe if one learned how to trade volatility with a strategy
when the market turns against their position it might help the equity
curve in the long term.

Most people fear volatility, and will rather take
the loss instead of a strategy that rides the beast.

It's definitely not easy, but rewarding when we do.
 
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