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Everything posted by Tams
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there is no problem with the built-in stop loss and target keywords, most people make the mistake of putting them inside conditional loops.
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Just for fun, I slapped together some codes, and ran some tests... here are the results. I did not do any in depth analysis, like I said, it was just for fun, nothing serious. Feel free to butcher the ratios and offer your expert insights.
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. "If the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail." ...Abraham Maslow .
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how true .
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The iPad of 1935 | Paleofuture
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. does anyone know where is this place?
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my motto... if you don't see anything this way, check the other way. if the time charts do not give you the messages, check the volume charts. and vise versa.
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that's exactly it... the reality is... if the "education" does not produce consistent income stream, the course is worthless.
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I would go with the TS freebies first. Not that Sunny's book is not good, but I think it is unnecessary. TS has been in business for over 20 yrs, they have answered more customer questions on EasyLanguage than all the other vendors combined. Don't you think they have learned a thing or two about teaching their customer? Their free manuals are the result of years of training and teaching, you don't get anything more precis and to the point than these books. Their examples are selected because that's what most users call in to ask. If you have gone through their examples once, you can write very sophisticated indicators without any hand holding. But learning EL is like learning trading, people like to pay for a course, buy books, etc., instead of putting in some sweat with the free stuff.
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Well, everything is relative. IF the course can get you on the way to make consistent profits, say US$50K+ per year, then $26k tuition fee is peanuts; you can recoup your investment within the first year. I would gladly pay $50k to learn the ability to make $50k a year. After all, a bachelors degree will cost 3 times that much.
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. There is one thing that is for sure -- you cannot learn to trade on a weekend. .
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EasyLanguage is really easy. If you have read the manuals, and tried the examples, you are pretty well set to go.
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be careful with where the recommendations come from. if the recommend person has low post count, you can forget it. Usually they are scammers signing in as a happy students. but there are suckers born every minute, no matter how corny the sales pitch sounds, people would rather buy a dream than to face the reality.
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if there is a trading school that can teach you to trade to make money consistently, nobody would be going to med school, law school, engineering school, etc., we would all be rich !!!
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After paying a lot of "tuition", your Trader IQ will go up.
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It is a naive world out there ps. please use code tag when posting codes. That's the icon at the top of the message window frame.
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if you have developed a profitable system, would you sell it? would you lease it? why would you? why would you not? if your system is profitable, with the high leverage of futures, you can make money yourself. Why go through all the trouble of marketing, customer service, support, etc.? even if your system can only make US$100 per day, if the draw down is manageable, if the profit is consistent, you can easily scale it up and make more money. If your system cannot make consistent US$100 per day, there is no point in continuing. so people put the system up for lease. ;-)
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. Moving Averages are always useful to those who can benefit from them. .
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