Trader Girl Forex Trades

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Yet one MORE example of proof by me and NO PROOF from you.

NO PROOF FROM ME? WERE YOU UNABLE TO OPEN THE STUDY???

ARE YOU TOO THICK TO UNDERSTAND WHAT PROOF MEANS? YOu want to prove it, you put together a list of hundreds of trades, over a long period of time, that shows your stuff is "proven.' Stop using examples as proof. That is what 3rd graders do, because they have no grasp of statistical proof


Today both the 50% fib and 62% area both had resistance and both times reversed in the direction of the trend. Are you really DUMB enough to think this is a coincidence?

No but you are dumb enough to think this is proof. Prove what you just said. Try and not dribble when you show the truth of this mathematically.

135.73 just HAPPENED to be resistance, just coincidence? hahahah!

The laugh of the clown. PROVE THAT IT WAS EXACTLY THE NUMBERS YOU CLAIM. AND THAT OTHER RANDOM NUMBERS DID NOT WORK

AWAITING YOUR PUBLISHED BROKER STATEMENTS PROVING YOU MAKE "A TON OF MONEY" AS YOU CLAIMED. PLEASE ATTACH THEM BELOW.
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Jasus will you quit posting here. WTF. The type of tools she is using is classic momentum stuff. Very simple IF THAT IS UR STYLE.

If your edge is levels then WTF are u doing on this thread? Other than to harass people.

FWIW, I have been trading since 1995. I have seen the Fib tools that AmyTrade uses work since about that time. I have managed money on 3 trading desks. I have known and seen all kinds of traders that use similar tools profitably over that time. Momentum is momentum. Always has been and always will be. For the right trader, the fib tools produce good risk/reward trades. It's that simple.

By the way, I have interviewed dozens of traders and sat in on interviews of dozens more. One thing that always set off alarms of 'potential failure' was the need to always be correct (being hard headed). Oh and I have never seen an academic study mean shite outside of a mutual fund. In fact most of debacles that have occurred in the HISTORY of financial markets always revolve around "the latest academic model".

Now get back to trading AmyTrade.
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Quote from amytrade:

I'm ok looking. I'm a bit freaked out to give unblurred picture but you can get the idea, I'm no troll. LOL This is from my wedding last year.
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I can tell that you ARE a "keeper" :)
 
trader zone, you better shut your mouth. if someone wants to teach for free it is already good enough. she had a good heart to teach us. if you disagree with her method, you better leave her forum and open your own forum. Usually people can not success because he/ she thinks, they are smart and don't want to learn from their mistake. Probalby you are one of them. good luck with your trading. please do not harrass people.
 
Ok, then lets stick to this screenshot.

a) you seem to pick random high and low points (I dont know what they are called but I talk about those points that are at the ends of the white dotted line). Whats with those points, why did you chose those and not any others?

b) your mentioned 135.73 turned out to be a resistance point at that time, ok fair enough. However, even on your own screen shot the market traded countless times through the same or other fib levels. For example 3/11 around "5" it shoots straight through the .50 level. It looks very random, meaning, of course there will by chance be points where the market reverses at fib levels. But there are tons of others where it does not reverse, making it a random exercise.

Maybe you could shed some light into this?

Thanks


Quote from amytrade:

Yet one MORE example of proof by me and NO PROOF from you.

Today both the 50% fib and 62% area both had resistance and both times reversed in the direction of the trend. Are you really DUMB enough to think this is a coincidence? 135.73 just HAPPENED to be resistance, just coincidence? hahahah!
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is it possible you are confusing things? I dont know much about fib levels because I dont believe in those, but, you throw fibs and momentum into the same bucket? Are fibs not technical tools to spot support and resistance level, which is as far away from momentum strategies as it can be?

Just wondering which trading desks you sat.......;-)


Quote from TGM:

Jasus will you quit posting here. WTF. The type of tools she is using is classic momentum stuff. Very simple IF THAT IS UR STYLE.

If your edge is levels then WTF are u doing on this thread? Other than to harass people.

FWIW, I have been trading since 1995. I have seen the Fib tools that AmyTrade uses work since about that time. I have managed money on 3 trading desks. I have known and seen all kinds of traders that use similar tools profitably over that time. Momentum is momentum. Always has been and always will be. For the right trader, the fib tools produce good risk/reward trades. It's that simple.

By the way, I have interviewed dozens of traders and sat in on interviews of dozens more. One thing that always set off alarms of 'potential failure' was the need to always be correct (being hard headed). Oh and I have never seen an academic study mean shite outside of a mutual fund. In fact most of debacles that have occurred in the HISTORY of financial markets always revolve around "the latest academic model".

Now get back to trading AmyTrade.
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Quote from IluvVol:

is it possible you are confusing things? I dont know much about fib levels because I dont believe in those, but, you throw fibs and momentum into the same bucket? Are fibs not technical tools to spot support and resistance level, which is as far away from momentum strategies as it can be?

Just wondering which trading desks you sat.......;-)
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Well no. You can use Fibs to trade pullbacks and extensions. That is classic momentum. Look at the attached chart for of all things CORN. Just happened this morning and no different to what she is doing. Again Classic Momentum.

I hate posting on ET about anything personal. Especially about 'where' and 'who' I have managed money for etc. The first place I traded was 990n. And that was way back when Brian Gelber was still running around trading fixed income....for the same firm. Figure out the name and maybe Amytrade will post a blurred bikini shot for us. I won't get into naming anymore names on ET --that only gets a bucket full of PM's.

And I won't address the momentum ---is not Fib etc BS anymore. And yes it can all just be random bs ----but it is very profitable random bs. Or at least it has been for me and many others.

Let Amytrade.
 

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March 13th Trading Plan

NZD/JPY Buy 50.14 to 49.85
NZD/USD Buy .5155 to .5130
AUD/JPY Buy 62.79
EUR/JPY Buy 124.39 to 124.00
AUD/USD Buy .6475
CAD/JPY Buy 75.39 to 75.13
EUR/USD Buy 1.2813 to 1.2800
GBP/JPY Buy 134.00 and Sell 138.50
USD/CHF Buy 1.1729 to 1.1674
EUR/CAD
GBP/USD Buy 1.3850 and Sell 1.4100 to 1.4113
EUR/GBP Buy 1.9192 and Sell .9350
USD/JPY Buy 97.10 to 97.00 and sell 99.00
GBP/CAD
USD/CAD Lightly sell 1.2855 and Sell 1.2952 to 1.2974
 
Quote from Martinghoul:

Hey, did you do anything with CHF today? Curious how you handle discontinuities...
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No unfortunately I was NOT in that amazing CHF move. I rarely if ever CHASE moves and by the time I saw it it was WAY over the distance of a move for me to even consider chasing.

But in this instance it would have paid to throw risk management and concern about following my rules into the wind!
 
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