Quote from Ivanovich:
Not trying to condemn you at all. But when you go around saying you own the market, and bragging about how you're the god of forex, you don't exactly make a lot of friends - especially if you trade in ways that have been established by many great traders (not me, incidently) as dangerous and wrong.
As for moving the pair out of it's stupid range, you gotta wait for the European open in about 4.5 hours or so.
Ivvy, your intellect NEVER ceases to amaaaze me.
1. You have NO IDEA how I trade, so your making ANY comments or assumptions on my trading methods or styles only makes you look more ludicrous.
But, since I've got your attention... let's talk about systems... since you seemed to be constantly referring to mine.
While we're... "waiting for the European open in about 4.5 hours or so"... maybe others can actually LEARN something here.
I also trade "lots."
However, if you have $1,000 in your acct or $100,000 or $1,000,000... that does not make you any better or worse a trader than someone who has less than you.
Two: It's not about how much you make or lose on a trade, it's about how much of your cap you risk on a trade, and how much you profit based on the risk you take. Making profit
consistently is the key.
Let's simplify this.
100,000-units (we'll make it of EUR/USD) = $10 a pip. It's called a Standard Lot.
10,000-units is called a Mini-Lot. It's $1 a pip.
1,000-units is a "Flexi-Lot". It's .10-cents a point.
100-units let's call a "Mini-Flexi Lot." It a penny a pip.
Now, do you have a definable trading system? Because, I do - actually several of them - complete with triggers, exits, stop losses and TPs.
If you do, then you're probably trading one of the set standard sizes mentioned above.
For those reading this (new to fx), an acct can be completely blown out to getting a
margin call by trading Mini-Flexi Lots!
Makes no mistakes about that.
I've done it.
So, trading bigger does NOT automatically make you a BETTER trader.
Are you agreed so far on this, Ivvy?
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