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Absolute garbage advice from an obviously inexperienced novice! Still trying to get hits on your adsense website huh Yanni? Geez you must be really desperate for a few cents!-
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If you call the above advice as garbage, then congratulations you know NOTHING in forex. I do advise you to re-read my tips, or if you find it difficult because of your ego, there are many informative sites for forex on the internet. Email me, and I will send you some links.
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The forex market is not an opponent to 'beat'.
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No, you are wrong. It is your opononet. One proof of that is the spread.
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Trading is not about 'guarantees', it's about probability.
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check your friends what do they say at oanda forums. They deny the probability issues. like whipsaw, ssean, machiavel, baze... Always keep your word one. Do not post something on a forum and post the oposite there. And to prove my theory better, read what I wrote about randomness, chaos, and forex (Probability)
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Trading and playing roulette in a casino have no similarities.
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The edge is the similarity. You cannot deny that. If you do not know what is the edge, re-read my post above.
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The forex market is not random, it may appear random to you because you have not mastered the skills necessary to read it. It's a bit like a child learning to read, words must look like a jumble of random letters at first until they master the skill of reading.
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One friend of yours on oanda, posted a graph of 4 lines. 3 were random generated line, the other one was that for EURO. THREE EXPERIENCED traders from Oanda forum, COULD NOT differentiate the EUR from the other three. Another proof of the randomity of the market.
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It may seem like that to you because you haven't developed the skills necessary to understand how the market prepares for, and reacts to, fundamentals.
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You haven't still developed the skills to know that indeed. My skills are far beyond yours.
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I don't know any experienced trader who says that.
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Check oanda forums
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Spread should not be your first consideration, fills and slippage are far more important. There's no point in having a 1pip spread if you can't get orders filled, or filled at the price you want. It's a bit like a shop offering a PS3 for $9.99 but they never have any in stock!
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Every pip counts including spreads (first consideration), slippage, fills, rollovers, etc... If you do not know what's rollover, ask, i will explain.
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Asking for low/no spread and no commission is asking for trouble. Marketmakers have to make money too, if they're not getting it from spread and/or commission then the chances are they're getting it from you in other ways.
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All one needs is a non greedy broker that's it.
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No, really!
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would you bet on that?
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Use stops appropriate to the time frame being traded, market conditions, and your strategy. Wider stops do not fix poor trading decisions. Always use sound money management principles.
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You did not understand what I wrote. Re-read. If you still did not, I will explain. Just ask.
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Don't set yourself daily or monthly targets. If trading opportunities which fit your criteria present themselves then trade them. Just because you have set yourself a target to meet it does not mean the market will oblige, you run the risk of overtrading and straying from your planned strategy just to meet some meaningless target. Targets add unnecessary pressure, you can only have what the market is prepared to offer.
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Use feasible targets.
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If the tips on your site are anything like the rubbish you've posted here then I wouldn't bother!
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Most of your previous posts here are rubbish. Excuse me.
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You've a long way to go before you can call yourself a trader! I thought you would have got the message after being exposed as a serial spammer and ripped a new one over on this forum thread
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If you call the links to forums where I post, and considered an 8+ reputation member, and respected by fellow traders is an exposure, then you make me laugh. Beleive me. I post at ff,
fx-tsd, moneytec, strategybuilder, oanda, goldenmoneytree, moneymakeforum, etc...
I am nothing but an ACTIVE TRADER FORUM MEMBER. If you are jealous because I am famous, this is something else.
