How would you define "scalping"?

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Oh, really?

Give us an example, then! If trading profitably (even on a simulator) is so easy.

LMAO :D

Come on, Illiquid, let's see some results. Anything!

Help us out, here. :)

Results! Results! Results!

Give us something! Besides calling me "Coinz" and "sKaLpZ." :D

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Results
 
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Actually, neither FXCM nor Oanda allows scalping. It's explicitly stated in the agreements.
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How many pips do these brokers consider "scalping"?...:confused:
 
Quote from illiquid:

Okay.

Make 64 demo accounts. Right before next NFP are released, go long eur/usd in half of them, go short in other half. Throw out the ones that are losers by the end of the day. For the next 6 months, do the same thing before every NFP release.

After 6 months, you will have one single demo account that will have a very nice track record to show other people and perhaps sell whatever it is you are paid to sell.

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You couldn't do that.

If you think otherwise, try it, and let's see your results.

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Quote from illiquid:

Make 64 demo accounts. Right before next NFP are released, go long eur/usd in half of them, go short in other half. Throw out the ones that are losers by the end of the day. For the next 6 months, do the same thing before every NFP release.

After 6 months, you will have one single demo account that will have a very nice track record to show other people and perhaps sell whatever it is you are paid to sell.
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Geez, sounds like you stumbled onto the playbook of one of the signals sellers, systems sellers, or other fellow traveling bandits in the Wild Wild West of retail forex.

"A fool and his money soon part, so why not be there for it" -- the motto of retail forex.
 
I don't understand really, why brokers don't like scalping? Doesn't scalping mean more money for them in spreads?

What's their reason to hate scalpers?
 
Quote from Exchanges:

You couldn't do that.

If you think otherwise, try it, and let's see your results.

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Sorry, the last time I touched a simulator was All-Tech boot camp '98. Yeah, everyone made money on those too.
 
Quote from Exchanges:

Oh, really?

Give us an example, then! If trading profitably (even on a simulator) is so easy.

LMAO :D

Come on, Illiquid, let's see some results. Anything!

Help us out, here. :)

Results! Results! Results!

Give us something! Besides calling me "Coinz" and "sKaLpZ." :D

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I have results on 2 different demos. both successfull. There are scalps and position trades.

results on demos will be posted.
It is ez. Just waiting for a friend to get them set up on his site so I can post the URL's

Dave

4-5 pips on a standard size 5k account at 400:1 leverage is 400-500 dollars. 10 positions. 5 positions is 200-250$

This is the account size I am posting results on. Those are the position sizes and leverage. I trippled that account size in just 1 week. 5k is now 16k, 75% accuracy

on the other account 7.4 k is now 15k. that one was way over traded and took 2 weeks. Only 34% accuracy but still doubled the account size.

PM me your e-mails if you want those results sooner than later.

Dave
 
Quote from illiquid:

Okay.

Make 64 demo accounts. Right before next NFP are released, go long eur/usd in half of them, go short in other half. Throw out the ones that are losers by the end of the day. For the next 6 months, do the same thing before every NFP release.

After 6 months, you will have one single demo account that will have a very nice track record to show other people and perhaps sell whatever it is you are paid to sell.

Now tell me, does the above sound at all familiar? Does that explain the wavelength of every new coinz personality?

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the trade times and dates would give that away. Doesn't hold water.

Dave
 
Quote from illiquid:

Nothing holds water on a demo lol. Waste of time :)
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yes I agree. Testing ideas and systems and brokers with out waisting capital is a waist of time.

You have 2k posts here. Are they all this negitive? Well your name does imply negitivity.


whats a waist of time is me replying to you.


Dave
 
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