So, Mickey, what's your point? Do you know you're sounding like virtusa? Go to bed, man, it's past your bedtime.
If you refuse to do your stats and due dilligence, then just admit it, mick. lol You bring no new aspects to your argument which is based on tarring the method with the same brush that you use to paint those who wish and hope they know how well it works in leu of due dilligence, testing, and stats taking to reveal whether or not it indeed dows work in their hands. Yours is a flawed argument based on false association of practitioner to method rather than logic. You know that, right mick?
Mickey, What's up? Too much whiskey last night? Your posts really reek of small dick energy and insecurity. What you're really saying is that you have a superior method that's not based on PA/TA, but just like the OP saying that is about as useless as the original post without a demonstration or a broker statement showing your superior returns. You need to do better than an after-the-fact curve fitted simple MA system. Try it on the US indices and you'll get chopped to pieces and end up a net loser in no time. I'm sure on most stocks as well. Personally, I don't rely on so called price action or classical TA for my based method, but I most certainly use TA as I use price history/levels for forecasting. However, I don't go around bashing other methods, especially since I have ZERO idea what anyone else have been able to make out of it. For all I know there are probably people out there who make a ton of money using simple price action. Actually, come to think of it I know a few. That is, it's probably only simple to them because they have vast experience and knowledge using it along with excellent risk management. Just because you weren't able to make something work for you or didn't study it enough doesn't mean it can't be valuable for someone else. If the market is patterned it would be odd if those patterns can't be recognized on a chart as well.
No hobbies outside trading? When I get back to full-time trading again I won't rule out trading cryptocurrencies for the weekend opportunity. But all in all I feel 2 days off each week is good for your sanity and general well being.
Hello easymon1, LOL HAHAHAHHAHAH man you are funnyyyyyyyyyyy. My good buddy Padu. Man, that guy loved Al Brooks and some price action trading. I studied Al Brooks for awhile as well.