i want to show my strategy outperforms everyone
Jan 06 at 13:37
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Member Since Jul 08, 2021
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Jan 06 at 13:37
Hey, still new on this so bare with me. Ive been trading 14 years and ive only really started to use this on and off. i have a strategy i created manually, allows a low drawdown & consistent. using no indicators or EA. would love to showcase but ive added a profile for anyone who wants to keep track. Would apperciate feedback or advice
Look after the pennies and the pennies look after the Pounds.
Member Since Dec 17, 2024
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Jan 07 at 07:21
Wow, 14 years.... that's huge!!!!!
Jan 08 at 05:12
joshanteForex posted:
Hey, still new on this so bare with me. Ive been trading 14 years and ive only really started to use this on and off. i have a strategy i created manually, allows a low drawdown & consistent. using no indicators or EA. would love to showcase but ive added a profile for anyone who wants to keep track. Would apperciate feedback or advice
Hey, first of all, congratulations for sticking with trading for 14 years, it’s a huge deal. I would love to know more about your manual strategies. I am also curious how do you approach the market analysis and the entry/exit points?
Member Since Jul 08, 2021
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Jan 08 at 20:41
This might sound odd because it doesn't seem to make logical sense, but years ago, I realized I could predict what was going to happen within the hour on indices and commodities. I now focus solely on GER40 and US30 because they behave like siblings. By concentrating on specific times and repeating the same approach, I've found a strategy that offers low drawdowns and consistently outperforms most manual methods. The best part? It doesn’t rely on complex indicators or anything that could throw you off mentally.
Look after the pennies and the pennies look after the Pounds.
Member Since Oct 21, 2024
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Jan 09 at 10:04
joshanteForex posted:
This might sound odd because it doesn't seem to make logical sense, but years ago, I realized I could predict what was going to happen within the hour on indices and commodities. I now focus solely on GER40 and US30 because they behave like siblings. By concentrating on specific times and repeating the same approach, I've found a strategy that offers low drawdowns and consistently outperforms most manual methods. The best part? It doesn’t rely on complex indicators or anything that could throw you off mentally.
Interesting, I've heard focusing on specific pairs can really create a good strategy. Do you trade it on fixed hours?
Jan 09 at 11:33
joshanteForex posted:
This might sound odd because it doesn't seem to make logical sense, but years ago, I realized I could predict what was going to happen within the hour on indices and commodities. I now focus solely on GER40 and US30 because they behave like siblings. By concentrating on specific times and repeating the same approach, I've found a strategy that offers low drawdowns and consistently outperforms most manual methods. The best part? It doesn’t rely on complex indicators or anything that could throw you off mentally.
Having this sort of rhythm is good. Do you stick to the same TF every day?
Member Since Jul 08, 2021
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Jan 09 at 12:31
The same TF every hour! Not even every day. I can basically get entries on the hour where people get slipped, brokers hate it cause it’s very hard to hedge these so it pretty much works effectively. I’m happy to showcase and trade live in front of anyone to demonstrate
Look after the pennies and the pennies look after the Pounds.
Member Since Jul 08, 2021
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Jan 09 at 21:56
Brenda13 posted:joshanteForex posted:
This might sound odd because it doesn't seem to make logical sense, but years ago, I realized I could predict what was going to happen within the hour on indices and commodities. I now focus solely on GER40 and US30 because they behave like siblings. By concentrating on specific times and repeating the same approach, I've found a strategy that offers low drawdowns and consistently outperforms most manual methods. The best part? It doesn’t rely on complex indicators or anything that could throw you off mentally.
Having this sort of rhythm is good. Do you stick to the same TF every day?
The same TF every hour! Not even every day. I can basically get entries on the hour where people get slipped, brokers hate it cause it’s very hard to hedge these so it pretty much works effectively. I’m happy to showcase and trade live in front of anyone to demonstrate
Look after the pennies and the pennies look after the Pounds.
Member Since Jul 08, 2021
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Jan 09 at 21:56
Mlepp posted:
I for one would be very interested to see what's this strategy about.
for sure, DM me happy to prove
Look after the pennies and the pennies look after the Pounds.
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Jan 09 at 21:57
ChelseaR posted:joshanteForex posted:
Hey, still new on this so bare with me. Ive been trading 14 years and ive only really started to use this on and off. i have a strategy i created manually, allows a low drawdown & consistent. using no indicators or EA. would love to showcase but ive added a profile for anyone who wants to keep track. Would apperciate feedback or advice
Hey, first of all, congratulations for sticking with trading for 14 years, it’s a huge deal. I would love to know more about your manual strategies. I am also curious how do you approach the market analysis and the entry/exit points?
This might sound odd because it doesn't seem to make logical sense, but years ago, I realized I could predict what was going to happen within the hour on indices and commodities. I now focus solely on GER40 and US30 because they behave like siblings. By concentrating on specific times and repeating the same approach, I've found a strategy that offers low drawdowns and consistently outperforms most manual methods. The best part? It doesn’t rely on complex indicators or anything that could throw you off mentally.
Look after the pennies and the pennies look after the Pounds.
Jan 10 at 07:29
joshanteForex posted:
The same TF every hour! Not even every day. I can basically get entries on the hour where people get slipped, brokers hate it cause it’s very hard to hedge these so it pretty much works effectively. I’m happy to showcase and trade live in front of anyone to demonstrate
How' you manage risk when you trade so frequently on the hour?
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Jan 12 at 18:14
Brenda13 posted:joshanteForex posted:
The same TF every hour! Not even every day. I can basically get entries on the hour where people get slipped, brokers hate it cause it’s very hard to hedge these so it pretty much works effectively. I’m happy to showcase and trade live in front of anyone to demonstrate
How' you manage risk when you trade so frequently on the hour?
well its just number crunching, because i do volume i can afford to. reduce risk...so example where some people may aim to make 1000£ i would do 10 trades making 100£ so then hopw much am i staking or risking to make that 100£ is not a lot because i already have an edge andi dont go into trades unless im confident
Look after the pennies and the pennies look after the Pounds.
Jan 13 at 09:53
joshanteForex posted:Brenda13 posted:joshanteForex posted:
The same TF every hour! Not even every day. I can basically get entries on the hour where people get slipped, brokers hate it cause it’s very hard to hedge these so it pretty much works effectively. I’m happy to showcase and trade live in front of anyone to demonstrate
How' you manage risk when you trade so frequently on the hour?
well its just number crunching, because i do volume i can afford to. reduce risk...so example where some people may aim to make 1000£ i would do 10 trades making 100£ so then hopw much am i staking or risking to make that 100£ is not a lot because i already have an edge andi dont go into trades unless im confident
Got it! When do you decide to step away when market get volatile?
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Jan 13 at 12:36
Brenda13 posted:joshanteForex posted:Brenda13 posted:joshanteForex posted:
The same TF every hour! Not even every day. I can basically get entries on the hour where people get slipped, brokers hate it cause it’s very hard to hedge these so it pretty much works effectively. I’m happy to showcase and trade live in front of anyone to demonstrate
How' you manage risk when you trade so frequently on the hour?
well its just number crunching, because i do volume i can afford to. reduce risk...so example where some people may aim to make 1000£ i would do 10 trades making 100£ so then hopw much am i staking or risking to make that 100£ is not a lot because i already have an edge andi dont go into trades unless im confident
Got it! When do you decide to step away when market get volatile?
No because me entries are based on where most people get slipped or the spikes, so in that case i have the full advantage myside
Look after the pennies and the pennies look after the Pounds.
Jan 15 at 11:47
joshanteForex posted:Brenda13 posted:joshanteForex posted:Brenda13 posted:joshanteForex posted:
The same TF every hour! Not even every day. I can basically get entries on the hour where people get slipped, brokers hate it cause it’s very hard to hedge these so it pretty much works effectively. I’m happy to showcase and trade live in front of anyone to demonstrate
How' you manage risk when you trade so frequently on the hour?
well its just number crunching, because i do volume i can afford to. reduce risk...so example where some people may aim to make 1000£ i would do 10 trades making 100£ so then hopw much am i staking or risking to make that 100£ is not a lot because i already have an edge andi dont go into trades unless im confident
Got it! When do you decide to step away when market get volatile?
No because me entries are based on where most people get slipped or the spikes, so in that case i have the full advantage myside
Got it! Just curious to know how exactly you spot those spikes?
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