Is trading easy?

Is trading easy?

  • Yes

  • No

  • Fuck off cunt.

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nooby_mcnoob said:
Yes, a clear mistake in wording on my part...
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I was responding to Leob, not you...?

You did not type the lines I was quoting. You high again? *tsk tsk*

Or do you have Leob on /ignore, and thus did not know who I was responding to, which would again prove my idea that ignore/block should be temporarily disabled the hell out of here, see how convo flows improve.
 
Overnight said:
I was responding to Leob, not you...?

You did not type the lines I was quoting. You high again? *tsk tsk*

Or do you have Leob on /ignore, and thus did not know who I was responding to, which would again prove my idea that ignore/block should be temporarily disabled the hell out of here, see how convo flows improve.
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Neither, if I had phrased the question better, a couple of posts could have been avoided :-)
 
Just a random comment here; I think your common trait to constantly wanting to improve things can sometimes hinder exploiting your already working strategy(s). So when you trade your strategy for a while you will become automatically bored and search for other methods, or search for ways to reduce drawdown/variance even more for example. If you do this too much there is a danger to deviate from your working strategy.
So the basic driving force -striving to make things better- combined with ever expanding curiosity can now become an enemy to your succes.
 
Overnight said:
Ahh. Then I voted number 3, cunt. :)
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I also voted that one :)

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nooby_mcnoob said:
You are (WAY) overthinking things.

My long term win rate is closer to 70% and you are right, the higher the target, the less likely your target hits before you get stopped out. And? I don't run the market. How can I possibly know what the market is going to do? I don't.
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Yes, I did go into detail, but I still think that how easy a person says that trading is, is a direction reflection of their expectancy. If its really high, of course trading is easy, if its low, then not so much. In other words, trading expectancy is directly correlated with how easy you think trading is.
 
nooby_mcnoob said:
Handle's stuff? Yeah, I've been reading his posts for a while. He's got a weird low win rate system that pays out well, I believe.
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This

"...... new one is manually traded and only gets 90% winners."

and

"......... Risk management is my edge, learn to get risk to zero or positive outcome."
 
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