How to Kill Bulls: Watch Me Do it in Real-time

Quote from riskfreetrading:

EUR/USD trades and a trade initiated just few minutes ago are inside the file below. Excepts:

"After this morning shorting between 3AM and AM today, we left with a short position. Here is what happened next:

1. 11:30AM: closed short position.
2. 2:40PM: went long
3. 4:31PM: took profit on the long, and started a short (not full size; "cutting of the right horn of a bull")"

Just to keep track of your performance.....

Today's live calls (the ones you posted before the moves) lost -93 pips so not a very good day really.

Better luck tomorrow!
 
Quote from cabletrader:

I wonder who this RFT guy thinks he's convincing, absolutely no-one here believes a word he's saying!

Hey RFT, I called the top at 1.5813 and I'm going to close at the bottom, I'll let you know where that is after the move just like you do!

I bet I can make more money than you, I sold at 1.6019 on the 22nd April at midday EST, how d'ya like that timing! What? Of course it's true!

Read his posts between 2AM and 4AM earlier today. He seemed to be bullish. He did not seem to see that the fast move up was to kill bulls.

Cable: sorry if you got hanged with the cable in your neck at last night's top. Do not buy a parabolic move at the top in the future.

It is ok that you make many posts to which i did not respond, as I understand if your injuries hurt. With time you will forget them.

PS: notice how european traders showed their "intelligence". They bought the top of they own making.
 
Quote from riskfreetrading:

Read his posts between 2AM and 4AM earlier today. He seemed to be bullish.

Bullish? lol, no sell at 1.5813 on page 9 means short, bearish, it's not that hard to understand is it?

While I was selling at the top you were selling into a rally and got stopped out for -71 pips just before the move south. Bad timing but never mind, there'll be other opportunities, you just have to be patient.
 
Quote from cabletrader:

Bullish? lol, no sell at 1.5813 on page 9 means short, bearish, it's not that hard to understand is it?

While I was selling at the top you were selling into a rally and got stopped out for -71 pips just before the move south. Bad timing but never mind, there'll be other opportunities, you just have to be patient.

Function with the facts not speculation. Good luck to you
 
Quote from riskfreetrading:

EUR/USD trades and a trade initiated just few minutes ago are inside the file below. Excepts:

"After this morning shorting between 3AM and AM today, we left with a short position. Here is what happened next:

1. 11:30AM: closed short position.
2. 2:40PM: went long
3. 4:31PM: took profit on the long, and started a short (not full size; "cutting of the right horn of a bull")"


What does this prove? So you are able to see where the market went today and say you porfited from it LOL
 
Quote from riskfreetrading:

It is happening now (8:2?PM). Check the chart if you did not enter earlier today.

1. Took profits on part of the position on the visit to 1.5720 to 1.5715 area (10 something pips). Around 40% of size taken off.
2. I put stops in the latest high area, and for some just below entry.

We have a free trade left with some small profits no matter what.
 
Quote from Capablanca:

Hey RFT, is the trading method you employ for EUR/USD the same for the one you use for EUR/JPY or is it different?

I found your suggestion/question interesting. So I applied the method (which was applied for EUR/USD last evening) to EUR/JPY this evening (May 22/08, EDT).

The result loosk interesting. It has nailed the highest point area so far. We will see if that high point will be maintained there for the next 12 hours in case of a bulls revisit of that point (163.85 area)

But it is making good profits! Around 20 pips so far. :cool:
 

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