Tradergreg Forex

Discussion in 'Journals' started by TraderGreg, Oct 28, 2010.

  1. Stop moved to 0.7468

    I need to be cautious not to continue my cycle. Occasionally, I have some free time and an intraday opportunity falls into my hands like a golden egg. Increases in aggressive trades and a constant need to check the market ensue.

    I'll make a promise that I won't check this again until after 5 pm today.
     
    #101     Aug 11, 2011
  2. Stop moved to 0.7598

    At 0.7598, the stop is tight (30 pips as of now). While I really do think this could be part of a much larger play, I guess when it comes down to it I have neither the confidence nor the patience to sit through the corrections. If this is meant to come, it will come. My unproven entry signals will still be my focus, and if my style of trading evolves over time, then I will let it evolve. If not, then I will still attempt to skim the market for these little blowout profits.
     
    #102     Aug 11, 2011
  3. Out.

    Long USD/CHF Result: +272 pips = +1.86 risk points

    Record: 4 wins, 12 losses

    Cumulative risk points: -1.10

    Avg: -0.07
     
    #103     Aug 12, 2011
  4. Spreadsheet
     
    #104     Aug 12, 2011
  5. I don't intend to post things like this in the future, but perhaps this idea could be of mental benefit to some in the community.

    These stages are very similar to a trader's stages of development: http://www.hunter-ed.com/md/course/ch7_stages_of_hunter_development.htm

    Shooting stage = making a trade, opening an account, taking first risks

    Limiting-out stage = making the most you can in a day/month

    Trophy stage = making 5 times your risk on a rare, high probability trade. Or making a bajillion dollars on one trade.

    Method stage = trying different forex pairs, different stocks, different time frams (swing/intraday/position), different instruments (options, commodities, etc.)

    Sportsman stage = everything
     
    #105     Aug 14, 2011
  6. New Orders

    Short GBP/USD
    Trigger: 1.6457
    Stop: 1.6554
    Cancellation: 1.6554 or Tuesday 5:30 pm
    Risk: 97 pips = 0.59% of mark = 1.00 risk point

    Short EUR/GBP, OCO with GBP/USD
    Trigger: 0.8653
    Stop: 0.8746
    Cancellation: @stop or Wednesday 5:30 pm
    Risk: 93 pips = 1.07% of mark = 1.00 risk point



    Record: 4 wins, 12 losses

    Cumulative risk points: -1.10

    Avg: -0.07
     
    #106     Aug 22, 2011
  7. Your consistently losing, trading journal is a mental benefit to the community?? You have absolutely no FU**ING idea what you are doing when it comes to trading forex.

    You're just an attention whore
     
    #107     Aug 22, 2011
  8. southbeach4me, you are clearly an intelligent, successful trader. Why do you spend your time on journals of amateurs when you could be making money? Better yet, why do you delegate yourself to role of "noob policeman/woman" when you could be adding real value to the community through your insight?

    If you would like the job of posting in a way that prevents people from asking me questions, please feel free to take it. : )
     
    #108     Aug 23, 2011
  9. I'm going to allow both old orders to cancel. New Orders

    Short GBP/USD
    Trigger: 1.6381
    Stop: 1.6530
    Cancellation: 1.6563 or Thursday 5:30 pm
    Risk: 149 pips = 0.91% of mark = 1.00 risk point

    Record: 4 wins, 12 losses

    Cumulative risk points: -1.10

    Avg: -0.07
     
    #109     Aug 23, 2011
  10. The POINT Im trying to make is this .......

    Nobody here gives a shit about your strategy, especially since you're losing more than 80% of the time. So why don't you post trades showing a chart of what you are looking at, and why you took the trade. This way traders like me and some others on here who are profitable at forex could see where you're making your mistakes & help guide you to make better trades.

    Are would you rather just continue to smother yourself with losing trades?

    * and please don't start with that shit about you being afraid of others on here stealing your strategy( a LOSING strategy)
     
    #110     Aug 23, 2011