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Yeah, I think so too - and I still don't put SL or TP. Exit from the trade - according to the algorithm. But all the same - there is a painful question "Maybe I am working without a stop loss for nothing? Such an ambiguous question...
Chelyabinsk traders use margin call as a stop loss).
This is another problem. Solving this problem will allow you to get close to solving the break-even problem.
"Breakeven" is also a slippery concept. It is more accurate to talk about the profitability of forex transactions under different conditions.
Rugged Chelyabinsk traders use a margin call as a stop loss)
I am Chelyabinsk tough too :-)
It's actually very sensible...not to keep money in a trading account for more than a couple of weeks.
"Breakeven" is also a slippery concept. It is more accurate to talk about the profitability of forex transactions under different conditions.
I agree. But there is no suitable term, and one has to define it somehow.
I agree. But there is no suitable term, and we have to define it somehow.
There is a term, but for some reason there is no "definition" (yet)...
There is a term, but there is no "definition" (yet)...
And what is the term? Sound it out.
(I hope it's not a zigzag? ;)))
And what is the term?
The same "breakeven" - the word - the term is in circulation, but the definition (by which it can be calculated) is not!
(zigzag is a swear word!)Rugged Chelyabinsk traders use margin call as a stop loss)
Thank goodness demotivators are not used as proof of theorems yet ;)))
The same 'break-even' - the word - the term in circulation is there, but the definition (by which it can be calculated) is not!
Well, that's what you're saying: slippery:
"Breakeven" is also a slippery concept. It's more correct to talk about the profitability of forex operations under different conditions.
I thought you had a non-slippery one.