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November 23rd, 2009 at 3:24 am
I am curious how you deal with the different levels and look forward to the next video.
November 23rd, 2009 at 9:06 am
I believe that the secret of success in forex trading is to know when to come in short or long and when to get out. Such decisions must not be emotionally dictated, but rationally determined by the indicators of choice. If this program can offer the concise approach towards the above objectives then I am all for it.
So, can i take it that this course will just and simply designed to achieve what is mentioned above.
November 23rd, 2009 at 9:37 pm
i like the way you present you approach to the market and the alert ,, the support and ressitance is common place the indicators are good ,, but the market changes so much
sometime i rather walk away,
you dont go into trading with the dow charters parrele with the Eur >USD
you dont go into the corellating pairs what currencies drive the others one for ten pips
i guses you use the fib too but i didnt see that on the websife,,
i dont know what think about using 25000 to start ,,, it a little high for me,,
i love thealert system you have you didnt say what percent your trades were profitable and losses
thatone loss for 9000 and get 217800 i kiss you shoe if i could do that,,
i have been fearful of the group i have been associate with he changes his softwware 17 times in one years ,, he uses us as beta traders at our expense,,
i want to move on,,
November 23rd, 2009 at 11:17 pm
i dont want to be a problem with how to pursue all those ten currencies pairs . i had a hard enough time following two ,,
and the reality of it is how can you trade the scalping trades when threee are going at once
that leaves no time
the day trader well that is alittle different but not by much ,, you would have to have all those charts up on the monitors . ten currencies ,, that is alot of pippage if you could keep up with it,
what you need 15000 in monitor 1500 work the software adn 25000 in trading acount ,,
and three months to trade in eace in the flat market ,,
idont know how yo do it ,,
i had megadroid make 20000 in two weeks ,,two days out of the week that is ,
i then had made 16000 in the next week byt those were on demos,,
a thousnands dollars and not knowing the whole scenario i dont think so ,, i been hurt burned and deceived too many times ,, keith collins ,,
yeah i know if you want to save the world you set it on fire ,, but you arent going to do it,, maybe your pant on fire,,
November 24th, 2009 at 9:36 am
WOW! the best presentation i have ever seen. i have a son who is 12 and he wants to trade i have not worked with him yet, would you except his challange? you stated so simple a 10 year old could do it. try teaching him. i’m not saying for free, i’m willing to pay for the course. the real answer is can you do it?