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True!you can't handle losses.
But i can manage the time between the losses.
True!you can't handle losses.
you said there was no cut off point for the month, because when you are down you keep trading .True!
But i can manage the time between the losses.
As i can manage the time between the losses, i can manage the time between the gains.you said there was no cut off point for the month, because when you are down you keep trading .
because you have a "hope edge" or something. i'm not seeing managing of time between losses there.
I've seen this before. first bad month and you are doneAs i can manage the time between the losses, i can manage the time between the gains.
Now, you probably understand that to manage the gains is better than to manage the losses.
And now you probably understand why it's better stop at the top.
Or maybe you prefer to stop and the losses?
Let me know...
Exactly, that's why it's better to stop at the top.Whe he restarts there is no guarantee that DD won't continue, stopping for one day one month or one year doesn't make any difference.
Probably, those who show you that didn't pyramid their positions as i do...I've seen this before. first bad month and you are done
Reminds me of the rookies that trade with a large or no stop loss and with 5-20 pips take profit per trade. Works very well, green numbers everywhere. 90% success rate. Until one day.. Case closed.I've seen this before. first bad month and you are done
He is telling the truth. He manages time in drawdown by closing Darwin. 😀I've seen this before. first bad month and you are done
True, but many successful traders, especially day traders have a daily, weekly, monthly loss limit. It allows a psychological reset time, like a circuit breaker. I have seen signal providers in the past in a big drawdown carry on and get stuck in the myth that they can quickly recover the drawdown if they just trade "harder".You can stop trading after a profit or after a loss, you cannot predict the result of your future trading.
True, that's why i proceed that way to manage a Drawdown (check 1st picture)True, but many successful traders, especially day traders have a daily, weekly, monthly loss limit. It allows a psychological reset time, like a circuit breaker. I have seen signal providers in the past in a big drawdown carry on and get stuck in the myth that they can quickly recover the drawdown if they just trade "harder".
The result is usually they put themselves under so much pressure that they blow up the account, or close out at a huge drawdown, then give up. (I an talking hear mostly about manual discretionary traders, I guess if that happens with an algo, your only option would be to switch it off).
me a rookie? LOL I trade since 10 years! exactly october 20 it will be 10 years. So in 11 days! Wish me a happy anniversary !!!!Reminds me of the rookies that trade with a large or no stop loss and with 5-20 pips take profit per trade. Works very well, green numbers everywhere. 90% success rate. Until one day.. Case closed.
Anyway, if there's any industry where loud-mouthed kids are shown up very frequently, it is this one. Can only ignore and enjoy the entertainment.
He is telling the truth. He manages time in drawdown by closing Darwin. 😀
Of course.You can stop trading after a profit or after a loss, you cannot predict the result of your future trading.