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![]() | Sickest Stop-Outs note: yes, you get your share of sick fills where the trade isn't a good one but you get lucky on the exit. I am not starting a thread for those. This thread is just to bask in the 'pain-trades' -- the ones that drive you crazy. The ones that you just can't get out of your head. The ones where you feel cursed. Need I go on? Bring on the PAIN! | ||
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![]() | Re: Sickest Stop-Outs I tried to pick a bottom after a volatility breakout, so it could have been a lot worse. Newbie stuff. The one that got away. P.S.: There's a 0 missing after the comma, my apologies. Nevertheless missed a max profit of 400 ticks within one day by 3-4 ticks(taking bid/offer spread into account). Last edited by Sparrow; 10-03-2007 at 04:19 PM. | ||
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![]() | Re: Sickest Stop-Outs About the worst trading advice (myth) out there is 'Buy low, sell high'. This encourages picking tops and bottoms. Far better advice is to "Buy a rising share, sell a falling share". | ||
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![]() | Re: Sickest Stop-Outs Thanks for the advice, i know i still got a lot to learn, hope it's not too late yet. Trading in the USD crosses is getting choppier now, it was easy to be a genius for a couple of weeks. | ||
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