[cunparis]

I finished my blog series which was the subject of the first post in this thread. Now that the journey to profitability is complete, I start a new journey to slowly increase my size so that my income goals can be met.

[ericmoles]

Cunparis, neither of the links in this thread worked for me. I'd like to check out your blog. -Eric

[cunparis]

Originally Posted by ericmoles »

Cunparis, neither of the links in this thread worked for me. I'd like to check out your blog. -Eric

My hosting provider had a major hardware failure and my site has been down for 3 days now. It should be up again today. It sucks but that's what one gets when one pays $6/month for hosting a website.

Also I must say that I've changed my use of stops a bit.. I don't use tight stops any more. I don't use hard stops actually, I just get out if it's not working. This has taken a lot of experience but I'm doing much better this way. I think tight stops are better if one can be profitable with it, but everyone has to find out what works for them.

[cunparis]

Originally Posted by cunparis »

I finished my blog series which was the subject of the first post in this thread. Now that the journey to profitability is complete, I start a new journey to slowly increase my size so that my income goals can be met.

To update the thread I have recently started increasing my size. I now trade 2-4 contracts on bund & ES. Once this is more stable then I will increase it slowly (after each month of good results).

[z07s3v]

Originally Posted by cunparis »

That was pretty harsh.

While I found that I could do better without the sine waves, I'm still using the idea of his Pro Am to detect professional activity. I'm still undecided about better momentum.

He's been helpful to me via email but one has to remember that he has over 4,000 subscribers so I imagine he gets a lot of email.

He's been trading professionally for 16 years so I don't doubt that he makes money but I'm not convinced it's with the sine waves. I think he has a good feel for the markets.

So I don't criticize him or his methods. I learned a lot about the markets & trading with his methods. It's just time to take the training wheels off and trade support & resistance.

That is pretty harsh but I did find his Brian Heyliger endorsement a bit "shady". Brian Heyliger's site got "scam" written all over it. The fact Barry Taylor is endorsing him is not a good sign... I guess it is probably just another revenue stream for him besides selling his indicators.

[steveh2009]

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