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Dusant, for a slow mind like mine, is it possible to walk me trhough a trade step by step?
Say I would like to start trading the EUR from Sunday on, what exactly would I need to do to get all the buy and sell signals on a 24 hours, non-stop base?
I think mechanical trading makes a lot of sense and here you could beat the marekt, IF and in my opinion it is a great if, someone can be engaged in the marekt non-stop for 24 hours a day. Not one signal must be missed, otherwise the mechanical system will not work in your favour. So how can we set up any mechanical system, your system, to execute all of the sell and buy orders? What will happen if a main sell signal for a good move would come at night, while the customer is asleep? Nobody in the world can watch a trading system 24 hours a day.
And I can only repeat myself, if on or two signals are missed during a trading week, the whole system will get out of synch so to say. As long as this main issue is not being addressed and eventually solved, not the best mechanical system will stand a chance in real life trading.
It is not like you can say, oh I missed a signal and now I will just wait for the next signal. The whole idea of a brutally mechanical system depends on the execution of ALL its buy and sell orders. Dusant, since you have 20 years of experience, please be so kind and address this important issue.
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