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Old 06-06-2006, 17:26   #26
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Re: Anyone had experience using "The edge Strategy"

Do you trade it in a completely systematic, mechanical way...or do you add discretion and other filters?

If the former, I'm impressed. I never could match the trades shown on their site. To me, it looked like the handpicked a large percentage of good trades and conveniently skipped the ones I lost on.

If the latter, then it's possible you could be profitable with a lot of different methods. There are plenty of setups that can work if (1) you're a good, experienced discretionary trader or (2) have a good systematic framework that filters your setups and limits them to very high probability candidates.

Either way, I"m glad you're doing well with it. I never could, but I've moved on to other ideas are working for me now.

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Originally Posted by NeilC
I have traded this for a few months now. It has consistently proven to be a robust strategy that works in nearly all market conditions, and on various frames. I also believe that the claims made by the company selling this are completely realistic and achievable. At the end of day, it is only a trading strategy which requires proper learning and implementation to execute successfully. There will always be people who lack the perseverance, or intelligence, to succeed, for example the posters at the beginning of this thread.

I would also add that I found the people at Right Angle Trading to be extremely helpful and willing to answer any questions in relation to the trading strategy. Bearing in mind there are vendors selling simple moving average methods for several times the cost of this, I thought it was excellent value for money.

Good trading!
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