With all due respect I really don't know what he is trying to sell i am assuming it was an indicator as i did not click on the link. I don't need any indicator i don't use indicators. I Simply created this thread called Keep It Simple for a reason. Trading over the years with a lot of trial and error i was fortunate to have a very special mentor and a close friend at a early age who taught me a VITAL lesson about the FX Market and trading. He taught me how to trade like the 3-5% of Professional (Hedge fund) traders as he was a former Hedge Fund Manager. He taught me a few things and also told me not to believe the hype that most of the proclaim professionals traders say.The VITAL lesson he taught me along with the few secrets tips and strategy was really for the most part Keeping it Simple and not complicate and cloud your judgement. Trading is more than just entering a trade, exiting a trade, money management even though that is one of my BIGGEST asset. The metal aspect of trading is also very VITAL. We hear people say having a system, a plan, a strategy, plus Money Management is important which i do agree but i also believe that there is a VERY important piece of information that is crucial that the 3-5% do and know that the majority traders don't do because they don't know. Which in my opinion is the differences the 3-5% of Professional Traders verses the 95% Proclaim Professional traders. I do understand that everyone wont agree with me but that is ok with me. I am not here to convince anyone i am just sharing information to who see it best fit. I have learn over the years to always listen first and always have an open mind.
Thanks for reading
Keep It Simple
-CurrencyGuru
Hi CG
Looking forward to your stop size recommendations.
Also i appreciate that you look upon Hedge Fund Managers as being ideal tutors or advisors to learn from - but personally I would steer clear of all of them with a large barge pole - as it similar to asking a professional coach driver or taxi driver how to achieve the fastest time around a go kart track - ie you would be better asking a go kart pro.
Commercial / Institutional investment FX trading with $100+ mill capital accounts is totally different - ie like comparing chalk and cheese - to retail day trading with 95% of capital accounts under $50k
I would be delighted with a commercial method making me 40% per annum on say $20 million - but for retail - I need that per month - and yes it can be done fairly comfortably and consistently - when not compounding and even taking only 1% stake sizes.
But most Hedge Fund Managers will noy be able to do that - I think 80% might not have a clue on how to do it.
So what ever your Hedge Fund manager has told you - I for one will love to see how it works in the real retail trading world.
Why oh why do tutors and gurus etc say keep things simple ???
Yes its a great saying - and I agree with step by step and micro managing and then trying to cut out all the unnecessary stuff - BUT
If you try to juggle say 7 balls blindfolded whilst riding a unicycle - its difficult - you need special skills etc etc
Well exactly the same for FX trading - you need to learn special skills - or be blessed with them - it just does not happen to most traders over 3 - 6 months - its years - and then years etc etc.
If Lionel Messi or Ronaldo were able to spend 3 months with you giving you one to one tuition on football skills - yes I am sure you and me would improve - but more than likely - unless we fitted into the correct profile - we still would not make it in any Premier football team - there are just so many reasons etc etc
So anybody reading all about profitable FX trading being kept simple - please think again
OK - if you are already a Brain Surgeon or Rocket Scientist or can juggle 7 balls while riding blindfolded on a unicycle - then - YES - you might think "simple" is the way.
However for the 97% of other new traders - realise - its loads of study - focus - patience - commitment - massive highs and lows - mentally draining - and get use to watching paint dry or trees grow over 5 or 10k hours.
Hopefully that will stop a lot of new traders thinking it's easy - and if 3-7 years of learning is no problem - please go for it - you should get there then
Regards
F