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Francis Dogbe
A good trader can take a mediocre system and make money with it, whereas a bad trader can take a great system and lose money with it. It is the individual who is the difference between profiting and losing. Bad traders couldn't trade successfully even if they found the Holy Grail, because they have completely missed the point that it is them as a person that determines success or failure in trading
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Daniel Stein
2014.09.24
You are a wise man Francis.
Francis Dogbe
2014.09.24
@Daniel, you think so?... thanks by the way
Matthew Todorovski
2014.09.25
I am a bad trader - I have tried a few "Holy Grails" (eg. $1000 to $1 Million in 80 days) but I can't help failing. I know I have bad discipline and I let my emotions dictate my actions.
Francis Dogbe
My Broker just caused my downfall..
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Stefania Conti
2014.09.24
I am very sorry for you. The broker is our first enemy. Is difficult to find good broker (also ECN)
Matthew Todorovski
2014.09.25
I use IC Markets - I haven't had a problem since joining them a year ago. I have tried many brokers, but so far so good with this one. I think FX Pro is also a good broker, though I have only used them briefly (I will return in future).
Francis Dogbe
Most people “know” that prices move when buyers and sellers interact. They “know” that an uptrend happens when there are more buyers than sellers, or a down trend happens when there are more sellers than buyers, right?
Wrong!
That’s complete nonsense!
Wrong!
That’s complete nonsense!
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Daniel Stein
2014.09.23
It doesn't matter WHY the price moves. This is only interesting for storytellers.
Francis Dogbe
2014.09.23
I have learnt Forex market is auction house. Currency strength analysis has become one of the better and safe way to trade.
Francis Dogbe
After the Scottish Vote, GBP is now weak.. too bad. I was expecting a positive speculation in the market to boost the POUND POWER.
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Francis Dogbe
Thursday will mark a historic event that could forever change Great Britain and potentially have far reaching effects on the global economy.
Analysts and news outlets have indicated the referendum is too close to call with recent polling by YouGov showing that 52% of those surveyed indicating a No vote and 48% indicating a Yes vote.
At stake lies the multi-billion dollar oil revenue produced in the North Sea. Analysts forecast a Yes vote would see Scotland receive up to 90% of oil revenue. As such, a Yes vote has the potential the see the Pound drop very sharply which could have a knock on effect to other markets.
As the world watches, other unions are taking a very keen interest in this historic event. Catalonia in Spain and South Thirol in Italy are following the Scots lead and ramping up their independence campaigns. Could the Euro be impacted?
Analysts and news outlets have indicated the referendum is too close to call with recent polling by YouGov showing that 52% of those surveyed indicating a No vote and 48% indicating a Yes vote.
At stake lies the multi-billion dollar oil revenue produced in the North Sea. Analysts forecast a Yes vote would see Scotland receive up to 90% of oil revenue. As such, a Yes vote has the potential the see the Pound drop very sharply which could have a knock on effect to other markets.
As the world watches, other unions are taking a very keen interest in this historic event. Catalonia in Spain and South Thirol in Italy are following the Scots lead and ramping up their independence campaigns. Could the Euro be impacted?
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Stuart Browne
2014.09.17
Agreed. Though the rate of change over the last 2 weeks between EUR and GBP is almost identical. But all bets will be off once the Scotts make their choice ;)
Stefania Conti
2014.09.18
I believe that there will be a strong victory for YES. And Ireland, later, what will?
Francis Dogbe
Happy Birthday Rinor.... many wishes and 1000+ pips today.. or forget the market today and go chill out :D
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Francis Dogbe
Why do EA and Indicator developers battle each for supremacy over their products? I have read countless time how developers insulting and condemning each other at the comment session of product release. Too bad... it seem they all want their product be bought. :(
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Andigho
2014.09.17
Why not, Francis? There's more money and way less risk from selling than trading. Let the eager traders bare the risk ... smart business sense, don't you think ;)
Francis Dogbe
2014.09.17
Yes i agree.. i think people make easy cash from selling than sitting down trading lines. it is a mind game...
Francis Dogbe
Tomorrow is Rinor Memeti's birthday....... hurray!!!!!! more beers and barbecues :))))
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Francis Dogbe
Overview....
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Izzatilla Ikramov
2014.09.16
I see most of your signals like mine. I like it. What is the base of your signals? Seems I was right about CAD/JPY long https://c.mql5.com/3/46/sentimet15092014.png
Francis Dogbe
Too many crap indicators and pointless expert advisor in MQL market. Only a few honest products which really work and are beneficial..
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Francis Dogbe
2014.09.09
@Wim.. your backtest looks incredible but judging form the forwardtest on your signals..hmmm, am not convinced.
Michael Sarikas
2014.09.09
releasing my bot in market soon, just going through the last round of testing, hopefully will be of some good use to people out there
Francis Dogbe
2014.09.09
@Michael, good to hear.. i hope you will add a fowardtest signal to prove. Backtest is not enough guarantee for customers these days :)
Francis Dogbe
"It's not whether you're right or wrong that's important, but how much money you make when you're right and how much you lose when you're wrong." George Soros
"Amateurs want to be right. Professionals want to make money." Alan Greenspan
"If you want to have a better performance than the crowd, you must do things differently from the crowd." Sir John Templeton
"Amateurs want to be right. Professionals want to make money." Alan Greenspan
"If you want to have a better performance than the crowd, you must do things differently from the crowd." Sir John Templeton
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