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- forexpilot69 replied Feb 3, 2009
So does it mean that veteran forex traders are not using stoploss? Do we still need to use stoploss or just leave it there as a props?
- forexpilot69 replied Feb 2, 2009
Thanks for the share. Although I have to learn it a bit longer.hehehe...
- forexpilot69 replied Jan 31, 2009
I'll test it for few weeks in demo account then in live trading. Hope it'll work for me.
- forexpilot69 replied Jan 31, 2009
They say that you should try to trade in demo account for at least half-year. Maybe that's one of the best tip for a rookies.
- forexpilot69 replied Jan 31, 2009
Wow. It's quite long but I like it. Forex phsychological booster package.lol
- forexpilot69 replied Jan 31, 2009
Lolz...What I mean for reversing the system, is finding what's "wrong" with it. Because you'll basically create a system to have winning trades. But if you created a system to lose your money, it's really irreversible. But not bad system for giving ...
- forexpilot69 replied Jan 31, 2009
Noted this... But is it directly proportional in gaining profits? Meaning lower risk, lower profit gains.
- forexpilot69 replied Jan 31, 2009
Why do you need a losing system? Trying to reverse engineer... btw, very nice idea.
- forexpilot69 replied Jan 31, 2009
IMHO, because when you're a bank dealer, you'll not only lose other's money but they might kick you out.(there's a pressure). So maybe it's just psychological.
- forexpilot69 replied Jan 31, 2009
For newbie, luck is a must. But for a veteran forex trader, luck is just a bonus.
- forexpilot69 replied Jan 31, 2009
Simple but it works.
- forexpilot69 replied Jan 30, 2009
IMO, that's the best tip because as you may know, Forex is quite risky if don't know how to gain from it.
- forexpilot69 replied Jan 30, 2009
Wow, this thread made me think. So it means it would be useless if you gain pips in USD because you have to trade your currency again back in EURO?
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