How can you even claim that technicals matter?

That's BULLSHIT! you can make a THOUSAND PERCENT RETURN on a tiny amount of money... big deal... if you lose it all, it doesn't mean anything to you. Risk significant money.. like "all of what you've got + all of your mother's money"... and if you lose it all you and your mom will be living in a cardboard box under the viaduct... and tell me the results.

Remember. Investment (Risk) is max 375 per month during combine then you get min 50K.
even if you just make 5K your return is 5000/375 -> x13
 
No you're just stupid. Probably a little kid who stares at a computer all day.
Hehehe :)
Normally someone like you I put straight on ignore seeming you're two lifetimes away from getting it, but this time it's the entertainment. :)
Maybe later when I tire of it.
 
Nanni?

Bomboclaat

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Trading is the perfect profession for excuse making.

Surgeons and structural engineers and airline pilots can't say .... but the news ... but the technicals ... but Tweety Dump was at it again .... but ...
 
...But I got drawn back into it looking at news recently.

Your statement "I got drawn back into it" is meant to imply debating with others about the merits of technicals...don't develop what I call the marketsurfer syndrome.

Its when someone debates against others that either do not use technicals or technicals is used with other stuff equally as important.

In contrast, if your statement "I got drawn back into it" is meant that you tried your hand at daytrading again because you saw recent big movements in the markets like Europeans moving to America when there was free land available in the west and again during the gold rush era (a joke)...

Its a bad reason to get involved in day trading and it means you're trying to chase the get rich fantasy.

Look...I'm a strong believer that key market events drive the markets. They can be FED related, ECB related, political, geopolitical, breaking news, economic or whatever.

Whatever is driving the markets today, this week, this month, this year will mostly have a different reason to whats moving the markets tomorrow, next week, next month or next year.

It's really not worth debating about it unless you're just doing it to let off some steam or for fun.

wrbtrader
 
Everyone trades their beliefs about the market. If you don't believe that technicals matter, you will find evidence to support that. Not worth wasting the energy arguing over stuff like this. I would rather make money than prove that I'm right.

What's the #1 thing moving markets lately? Coronavirus.

Is there any way to have predicted that? Of course not.

And before that, it was Iran.
 
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