11-24-2020, 01:28 AM
11-24-2020, 05:10 PM
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11-27-2020, 11:43 AM
Just trading at closes above/below a 20 period ema (on a 4 hr chart) will probably help you more. Just my opinion.
At least the market would be teaching you. It has a track record.
Find the scariest market out there, trade very small size (during your training phase) and you'll find it will be very difficult - after 3 months - to be in a loss position, if you take every trade.
The Key is trading real funds in a market that is increasing in volatility and making big moves. Even if it is winning/losing the price of a coffee each day, the real ebb and flow will teach you more than any "mentor".
Best wishes.
AbeLincolnBart
PS: I've taught professional traders for years and gave them the exact method described above. Traded many different timeframes the same way. Never had one guy who didn't make money. They each eventually learned less risky ways to enter and exit. ALB
At least the market would be teaching you. It has a track record.
Find the scariest market out there, trade very small size (during your training phase) and you'll find it will be very difficult - after 3 months - to be in a loss position, if you take every trade.
The Key is trading real funds in a market that is increasing in volatility and making big moves. Even if it is winning/losing the price of a coffee each day, the real ebb and flow will teach you more than any "mentor".
Best wishes.
AbeLincolnBart
PS: I've taught professional traders for years and gave them the exact method described above. Traded many different timeframes the same way. Never had one guy who didn't make money. They each eventually learned less risky ways to enter and exit. ALB