I was and have been incomparable to anyone else EVER in the history of the markets 100% CORRECT on 100% of ALL my CALLS and PREDICTIONS!Quote from robbie380:
ok i'll be civil....how did you lose money on something you were 100% correct on?
but it's cost of doing business and it's worth it. 
Quote from ML_QUANT:
I was and have been incomparable to anyone else EVER in the history of the markets 100% CORRECT on 100% of ALL my CALLS and PREDICTIONS!
Where is the relationship between that and my personal style of trading with it's weaknesses and strengths?!
Are we discussing my CALLS and PREDICTIONS or my Personal Trading?
I DO NOT trade for a living but rather trade to learn and in that I continuously push the envelope and worst, I DO NOT backtes neither use Sim nor Stops! So what did you expect for me to not lose money?but it's cost of doing business and it's worth it.
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OK, back to basics...do you trade just 1 single strategy at a time or multi?Quote from forrestang:
It is making some sense.
Ok, so let's stick to using the same instrument for now.
Are you just using an opposing position to eliminate the DD and that's the main reason? And then how do you stager your orders so you aren't 'zero-ing' your position out?
Are you in two opposing positions to 'hedge' yourself, or are you in two opposing positions to play two different strategies?
Please explain how can the results of my trading change the reality of my calls & predictions?! Did the calls and the Predictions occur or were they an illusion? I often use the weatherman example who predicted rain but didnât take his umbrella and got wet, so, did it rain or not?Quote from R. Raskolnikov:
Robbie does bring up a good point, calls are only as good (to you) if you take them and profit from them. I'm glad for you that you have a method that produces these types of results but the disconnect between that and your trading is far too great. To be frank, it makes little sense.
Why havent you been able to transition to full time trading and profit from your calls? You mention in a previous post that you only take trades when your method tells you so which is exactly what you should be doing. So I don't see what the issue is.
Trading is baaad for your health, much easier to make a veryyyy comfortable living by manufacturing if the means and the know how exist.Quote from R. Raskolnikov:
I've been trading for years as my sole income so I am not going to trade your calls, I was only wondering for your sake. Most people have the opposite issue, they have no method and discipline yet trade like crazy and blow up. You have a sound method, the discipline to know to only take what your system tells you, yet you won't trade it.
As far as the holy grail reference in your post, if you are 100% accurate then you have the holy grail so get some courage and trade it![]()
Quote from ML_QUANT:
OK, back to basics...do you trade just 1 single strategy at a time or multi?
If it's just one then please explain why? If you use multi strategies, do you ever get 2 or more of them trigger simultaneously? If yes, then what do you do, take just one and ignore the others?
If the answer is that you want to trade different but simultaneous strategies at the same time if 2 or more of them trigger then think of it this way, you only enter the trades yourself and have someone else execute the exits or Stops and neither is aware of what the other is doing(in fact in the past before the machines this is how it used to be).
So, you keep firing Entries based on rules and the exit guy keeps firing his Exits based on predetermined conditions. There is no way either of you could overrun the other! At times, the NET position maybe flat but you are both blind to that...!
1- You go short es at 815 and tell the guy to take profits at 810 and stop 820(Net position 1 short).
2- Go short 1 es at 816 profit at 815 stop 819(Net = 2 Short)
3- Go long 1 es 817 take profit 819 stop at 816(Net position 1 Short).
4- #3 above reaches profit target at 819 and the guy goes 1 short(Net position = 2 short as it should be)
5- #2 at the same time as above Reaches Stop at 819 and the exit guy sells 1 es at 819(Net position = 1 short).
6- Now if the exit guy had any sense, at 819 he would not have taken any trades...right? So again the end result would have been you being short 1 es after having taken a 2 point profit and a 3 point loss for a total of just 2 round trips after exiting the still open short but had run 3 virtual trades off of 3 strategies!
So, it is in fact helping him on trading cost and since the guy intended to average this approach reduced his losses, albeit under this scenario.
Did I manage to confuse the issue more?![]()