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- Fuzzyzc replied Dec 25, 2016
Haha You are adorable. I just wanna eat you up. Not sure if you understand margin. They only ask that you hold a small percent of the value you are actually trading. 3% 10% etc. What are you talking about brokers holding 10 times as much? Your risk ...
- Fuzzyzc replied Dec 23, 2016
10% a year for a small trader isn't much but for a person who has only taken a few trades a year its Awesome when you compare it to letting your money sit anywhere else for barely a percent. Not to mention if you only risk 1% on that single trade ...
- Fuzzyzc replied Feb 23, 2011
Hi peter. I see you guys have have made roughly 10% so far. That's admirable. I would like topick your brain on you methods and maybe lend a little help. I'm a short term price action trend trader, but the methods work on all time frames. Just a few ...
- Fuzzyzc replied Feb 22, 2011
LMAO this is pretty funny. No robbing a bank is far easier than learning to become profitable. People keep talking about the risk when risk isn't the issue. The Question IS IT EASIER to rob a bank. Yes its easier to buy a gun hire help and strong ...
- Fuzzyzc replied Feb 16, 2011
Gorgeous.
- Fuzzyzc replied Feb 15, 2011
I love trendlines but I have found for example when the market is ranging say on the hourly. It gets difficult to trade the 5 min. A nice established medium to long term trend works best for trend lines. IMO of course. Has any one ran into this same ...
- Fuzzyzc replied Aug 16, 2010
I used to actually trade like that but there is only one flaw to that idea. No matter how many scalp pips you pick up or how many bottoms you pick up in a secular bear trend all you need is a run away falling market to completely wipe out all your ...
- Fuzzyzc replied Aug 15, 2010
I get the system you are talking about its like a contrararian outlook. Wouldn't it be better to let someone else take the risk of supporting a bottom? Institution have MUCH MUCH MUCH more capital to risk than we do. A lot of price action trader ...
- Fuzzyzc replied Jul 14, 2010
Hey i cant make you feel inferior if you do that is your own fault. Did it ever cross your mind i don't care to substantiate how i trade? Check out my thread if you really want to pretend you are going to read it. url Examples are more towards the ...
- Fuzzyzc replied Jul 13, 2010
Dont need to convince anyone. To many people want a hand out, and the best part is you cant teach what it takes to be a good trader. Trading is more about your thought structures than external influence or TA.
- Fuzzyzc replied Jul 12, 2010
I dont want to come off like an ass but im set in my ways
- Fuzzyzc replied Jul 12, 2010
Can we Put this Thread to rest and just put a sticky up that just says "95% of you suck" I swear it feels like deja vu on this forum.
- Fuzzyzc replied Jul 12, 2010
I have touched on this a lot actually. It seems most people don't care about the structure of the market, why it exists, Who it is designed to profit for, how institutions and smart money actually turn a profit day in and day out. One Key fact ...
- Fuzzyzc replied Jun 16, 2010
Averaging down is intelligent. If you don't like the price you entered at, it only makes sense to raise the break even point of you can exit at. If i were a deep pockets Institution and i needed to defend a position i would average down. IMO ...
- Fuzzyzc replied Apr 21, 2010
Yes it did (the inverted hammer) fail the trend line But remember there are always going to be Bulls waiting to buy the failed short from the top. So following the old saying buy low sell high. Bears shorted the trend line break and bulls wanted to ...
- Fuzzyzc replied Apr 20, 2010
The pin bar (Inverted hammer) was a pretty good trade, Price never reached where the stop loss at the top would have been. So it would have been successful. The second Trade and maybe a little better( only because it had more confirmation) It was a ...
- Fuzzyzc replied Apr 20, 2010
Ok one thing Tex. I dont know if i clearly defined it or not but Channel Lines for bear trend goes on the bottom (underneath price) and trend lines for bear markets go on top. So what you have drawn would be a trend line In the second post Right?
- Fuzzyzc replied Apr 20, 2010
Trading is scary! everyone wants to win 100%. The truth is that even these price actions setups can fail. If you use sound judgment and understand whats occurring behind the bars on a medium and large timeframe of the market your going to come out ...
- Fuzzyzc replied Apr 20, 2010
Good Job Fthing! Today 6am to noon was pretty bearish, but im assuming your talking about the bull run up from midnight to 6am. Eastern Standard Time. There is two categories of exiting (basically the same as entering counter-trend) you wait for a ...