not fluent yes.... not fluent enough to be a pro at it,that means to teach English literature in a university and make a living out of that fluency
41 percent of Americans are considered Limited English Proficient (LEP). Limited English proficiency refers to anyone above the age of 5 who reported speaking English less than “very well,” as classified by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Thanks but i don‘t feel like one. This is the fifth time (I think)in my life I have been called that but I actually feel quite dumb. It has taken me a LONG time to learn trading. What looks like genius I would simply call experience learned after thousands of FAILURES and finding my own way to eliminate and circumvent them. It is true I use what one trader recently said about me....run of the mill TA..but in conjunction with price action. And that has taken me a long time to learn and I am still learning.
You took it ALL wrong. I was not vomiting on the guy. I was actually trying to encourage him. You can fail...you can get broke..but you can keep trying without money and finally learn. The market tries to take your money and leave you broke (as in the cartoons) but even though you fail over and over you can come back and be successful (Edison).
You've fallen down tens of hundreds of times. You've determined tens of hundreds of things that do not work. Taking a break is most likely your best option atm. If you ever return and decide to keep going, explore other possibilities than those that are in the same class as you have explored. Simply, if you lose your keys, instead of looking repeatedly where you have looked, look in places you haven't looked before. As for your certainties, they are only true for you and others whom think like you and have similar belief structures - all of which determine what you have the ability to perceive. It may be that trading is not for you. It's not for everyone, otherwise everyone would be doing it. Enjoy your piece of mind, it's quite valuable - and it's quite possible to be a trader and have peace of mind.
Maybe I can input some real world working advice and know how, ready.. You don't have to and " most likely" should not "trade" each day This is a good start I think..
OP: there is no easy answer. Get more comfortable with statistics and probability. If the probability of success is 60% then 4 out of 10 draws in the long run will be failures. Or in the case of @destriero every draw. HOW DOES IT FEEL TO BLOCK ME I CAN MOCK YOU.
Ok lot's of users claims that i have come up this idea only in 2 years. Ok but trading is not something like you need to stıdy for years. Learning English is not like learning trading. They are completely different. Learning trading is like getting used to a console game. Yes you can get better as you train hard but it's not like that for computers... So, I'm here and telling that trading is not that profitable. You need to have at least 400-500K and enough patience to be able to make small income. There are some studies. Most of them are done by professors. Show me a successful one please? @padutrader for example you have enough experience but i doubt you are profitable. No offense here. Show us your statement? If you can say "I'm profitable" so there's no problem showing your statement. No you will not be able to make money. You can not consistently make money. A working system will stop working in the future and you will keep trading your so called consistently profitable system. I am actually a GREAT at coding. So I know how to code algos including deep learning and etc. I'm saying it's not possible and forex market is random...
This clearly proofs why trading was a huge failure for you. You have no clue what trading is, and also no clue how difficult it is to learn it and become consistently profitable. Play some computergames then and try to become a good trader. I am actually NOT GREAT at coding. So I don't know how to code algos including deep learning and etc. I'm saying it's possible and forex market is not random...