nttrading

Some of these things that are being spoke about here are valid. You need to compare your observations over large periods of back data to see if there is any validity to them. It all comes down to probabilities and managing the trade once you are in it. R:R is very important. You need to know the high probability setups. 60% or greater. You can still make money with setups that are far less as well. It comes down to trade management . Stoploss and your risk. Example: If your R:R is 1:1 and your system is less than 50% probability then you are sure to loose right? Also if you don't stick to a solid method over long periods of time and let the percentages work you will end up with differnet results. These may or may not be favorable to the trader. Even with running backtesting there is no guarantee of future performance only a certain probability that it will work. The professional pit traders over the last few years seem to be learning that the hard way.

Thanks guys I ordered it from him and have heard back

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looking to get a copy of dbphoenix ebook. Can anybody help?

Hoping to get a copy of dbphoenix ebook. I cant seem to reach him . I have tried quite a few times. Anybody have a copy or know where I can get ahold of one. My email is tmniem@aol.com