I think someone found the holy grail

[Trader Curt]

As I said I don't have the full picture. I don't know everything, my assumption was based on what you wrote on your post. 90% of day traders lose money, and all of those people are very committed and determined people.

You know what, actually, I believe in you. I am your number one fan. You are the greatest trader with the best ever equity curve. I would suggest you to be more committed to your goal of making you equity curve even better. Do it with all the determination possible.

Moreover I would suggest you to use a huge leverage, you are the man. If you can't get any leverage then get a loan, as big loan as you can and start trading. I believe that in few month you can become a billionaire (at least a millionaire). When you become a billionaire you should make a post here with all the proof to humiliate me and other people on this forum.

While you are on your way of making fortune and humiliating me do not follow any rules trade even if you lose everything. If you don't have any money left on your account and maxed out your debt go to your mommy ask for her pension savings. Get as much money from your parents savings because you will be able to turn them into billions in few days as long as you are gonna use very large leverage.

If by a sheer chance you are gonna lose all that money, go to Wendy's and do the work that you deserve (you will figure out what job i am talking about) and do not waste money that you will make, save them so you can start trading again and humiliate me.

Yeah you're definitely an unsuccessful trader

 

[wmwmw]

Well he says in the Description that he does not use martingale so he doesn't average down. Looks to me, he is doing a bit of arbitrage between the spot and the currency futures taking advantage of the time difference with stop-limit. So if he's puttireang in stop-limit, then he's not averaging down/up.

You are funny, I found you made many baseless conclusions in your past posts but I don't want to argue with you .
Look at upper area of his trade record, there is a red print"show autotrade data", click on that you will see how he made his entries on one trade. For example, there was a trade totalling 116 units,but he didn't place all units at once but he did it many times at different time.The first entry was only 1unit , then he added many entries later which amount to a total units of 116.

If you were an experienced trader, once you saw his trade records, you would be aware he was averaging down because sometimes he traded 1unit, sometimes he traded 116 units,a trader can't trade like that unless he average down.

 

[TheDawn]

You are funny, I found you made many baseless conclusions in your past posts but I don't want to argue with you .
Look at upper area of his trade record, there is a red print"show autotrade data", click on that you will see how he made his entries on one trade. For example, there was a trade totalling 116 units,but he didn't place all units at once but he did it many times at different time.The first entry was only 1unit , thenadded many entries later which amout to a total units of 116.

If you are an experienced trader, once you saw his trade records, you will be aware he is averaging down because sometimes he made 1unit, sometimes he made 116 units,a trader can't do that unless he average down.

That might not be averaging down/up in a martingale fashion, he might be scaling into his positions. This is what I am trying to say. Do you have any evidence confirming that he's doing averaging down/up in a martingale?

Before you accuse people of making baseless conclusions, 1) make sure you understand what people are saying and 2) make sure you have evidence backing up what you are saying.

I don't want to argue with you either. Putting you on Ignore!

 

[TheDawn]

As I said I don't have the full picture. I don't know everything, my assumption was based on what you wrote on your post. 90% of day traders lose money, and all of those people are very committed and determined people.

You know what, actually, I believe in you. I am your number one fan. You are the greatest trader with the best ever equity curve. I would suggest you to be more committed to your goal of making you equity curve even better. Do it with all the determination possible.

Moreover I would suggest you to use a huge leverage, you are the man. If you can't get any leverage then get a loan, as big loan as you can and start trading. I believe that in few month you can become a billionaire (at least a millionaire). When you become a billionaire you should make a post here with all the proof to humiliate me and other people on this forum.

While you are on your way of making fortune and humiliating me do not follow any rules trade even if you lose everything. If you don't have any money left on your account and maxed out your debt go to your mommy ask for her pension savings. Get as much money from your parents savings because you will be able to turn them into billions in few days as long as you are gonna use very large leverage.

If by a sheer chance you are gonna lose all that money, go to Wendy's and do the work that you deserve (you will figure out what job i am talking about) and do not waste money that you will make, save them so you can start trading again and humiliate me.

The thing is the site doesn't show you a chart with all his positions in the trading record so that way you can see where he made his entries and exits so we can have a clearer picture of what he did and it doesn't show the TF that he trades in either. So I guess if we want to find out more about the guy's trading, we would have to pull up a chart ourselves and trace where he made his entries and exits in his trading to see what he was doing.

 

[wmwmw]

That might not be averaging down/up in a martingale fashion, he might be scaling into his positions. This is what I am trying to say. Do you have any evidence confirming that he's doing averaging down/up in a martingale?

Before you accuse people of making baseless conclusions, 1) make sure you understand what people are saying and 2) make sure you have evidence backing up what you are saying.

I don't want to argue with you either. Putting you on Ignore!

The evidence is there,clear and simple: every entry had a time and price record which anyone can see. The later entry units prices were higher if he was short, and lower if he was long.
Obviously you are the one who is blind and clueless and making baseless conclusions as you always did in your past posts.There are all the evidences everywhere but you simply refuse to see them.
You simply have a poor imagination and therefore incapable of making sound judgements.Even all the evidences are right before your eyes you are incapable of seeing them.

 

[maxinger]

99. 9% of those reports are fake.

Just read it for entertainment purpose.

It also gives you a
Good idea how to create an impressive fake report..
Then people would think it is a holy grail.

 

[guest_trader_1]

The best strategy is to not have a strategy...

I didn't say that... I have my own system

The non-strategy that is also a system but not a strategy.

@Dna7272 don't worry too much, this guy is obviously full of shit.
https://www.elitetrader.com/et/members/dna7272.524956/

 

[Trader Curt]

The non-strategy that is also a system but not a strategy.

@Dna7272 don't worry too much, this guy is obviously full of shit.

I see you're still mad at me.

Looks like I struck a nerve.

 

[KCalhoun]

the only holy grail in trading is tight stops

 

[FreeGoldRush]

I wasn't really referring to his return, but to the fact that he got almost 100% of his trades right.

It is very easy to create a strategy that results in nearly 100% of your trades being profitable. New day traders frequently fall into this trap without realizing it. But when you get a large enough sample of trades so that the losing trades are properly represented the full picture then becomes clear.

Here is a dirt simple example strategy that will do this for you: Never sell a loser. With this strategy 100% of the trades you close out will be profitable. And the strategy will work flawlessly until you have 100% of your account invested. At that point the truth will become painfully clear.

But the usual way people fall into this trap is with slightly more complex strategies, often involving options but sometimes it can be as simple as just averaging down on your losers.