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- sunsue replied Oct 14, 2014
There's a nice MT4 indicator called 'Sweet Spots' that you might find useful. It can be set to show macro or micro '0' levels. I don't remember where I found it though. So, just run a Search for it on the MT4 indicator download sites. A word of ...
- sunsue replied May 12, 2013
Jay, I worked for many years as a Learning Specialist for adults. In that time, I came to understand that each person's path to mastering any skill is unique to them. Send me a Private Message if you want me to share with you, some actionable, ...
- sunsue replied Feb 5, 2013
...or those profiting are busy having fun with their funds!!!!!!
- sunsue replied Sep 22, 2011
List of brokers who do\not accept US clients — There's a thread in the BabyPips Forum, called Rate My Broker, where page 108 lists the latest updates about the status of known brokers re: acceptance of US residents. The thread is called: Going ...
- sunsue replied Jul 19, 2011
The best time to exit! — That question was answered for me, when I read a comment by J.P. Morgan: "I made ALL of my money by getting out, too soon."
- sunsue commented Jun 25, 2011
"When looking for a storage service for your gold, only consider those companies that are insured and independently-audited on a regular basis." This is usually every financial advisor's 1st rec to individuals. Shouldn't this common-sense be applied ...
- sunsue commented Jun 5, 2011
Congrats - On the best articulated analysis I've seen in a long time! By studying your views of these specific charts, traders can learn a lot about how they can analyze charts going forward...
- sunsue replied Feb 28, 2011
1st, find your ideal move, then ID efficient indicator combos — The market makes many moves, repeatedly. We can have the luxury of choosing the ones we feel comfortable with - and just focus on trading those. The 1st box would be where I'd ...
- sunsue replied Dec 14, 2010
Not in a season for trends — Hi, As I see it, there are two, totally appropriate, reasons for infrequent commentary on this thread: 1) Long-term trading entries and exits are, by their very nature, infrequent. 2) December is E-o-Y, when the ...
- sunsue replied Aug 6, 2010
Low volatility time = low stress trading... — Those 2 hours, ahead of the start of the new trading day, are typically used by position traders who look for signals on daily charts. Although any one pair will signal entries only a few times a ...
- sunsue replied Jul 9, 2010
Opportunity to explore the many ways of creative living — You're welcome. I could never get excited about swapping one 'job' for another, either. To me, trading's real gift is the free time of 'joblessness', because it can be just the ...
- sunsue replied Jul 8, 2010
My experience and recommendations — For the last 8+ years, I have lived in several countries in Central and South America. I have never had my broker questionrestrict orders I placed. In one village, internet service was unreliable. During the ...
- sunsue replied Jul 6, 2010
Learning is best with many, short, focused exercises — While it's great you're targeting large amounts of time to learn trading, I'd like to share an important bit of info I learned when I took a course in Cognitive Psychology. Our minds are ...
- sunsue replied Oct 23, 2009
Looks promising — This combo signals some entries as good as a commercial system I've been using! Good work! Thanks, Suzanne
- sunsue replied Oct 19, 2009
Looks promising — I'll be checking it out... Simple, quick and easy to understand indicators on longer term timeframes - my main criteria for a new crowd of traders: the soon-to-be-unemployed! Thanks for your work with this.
- sunsue replied Feb 26, 2009
See what the market shows you about those MAs — You'll probably read conflicting opinions, here. When I went to the 'original source' - the market, it showed me that those 2 and other 'Fibonacci-numbered' MAs were (under different ...
- sunsue replied Feb 16, 2009
Train your brain — My strategy is to 'know' my system is consistent in ID-ing market direction. Then, I merely follow the market - instead of trying to predict it. I don't feel the need to watch the trade to the exit. The only way to 'know' ...
- sunsue replied Feb 11, 2009
A good way to diversify — Glad to see this topic addressed, and am looking forward to learning about managed account companies and processes; as well as how to evaluate them. I think there's a place for them in a trader's portfolio, along with ...
- sunsue replied Jan 28, 2009
Real Question: Which is "best for me"? — What if both are best? Sounds like it’s possible for ‘multiple bests’. Then, the question becomes: “How can I know which is ‘best for me’? My experience with myself, and traders, has taught me ...
- sunsue replied Dec 21, 2008
The Learning Process — Dan, From this thread, you, now, have enough info to start 'testing' its accuracy. The most efficient way to become profitable, is to go to the charts and apply the strategy to significant moves that have gone smoothly, ...