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wrote and started up
And the best part is - one subscriber already
+1) it will be very interesting to watch your signal Renat)
Don't exceed the verified risks, you go well.
overestimation of risk is useless for a signal
it's just a public signal - buy or sell, nothing more
it is up to the subscriber to adjust the required riskAnd about martin...well...given the lack of knowledge of so many forum members. (except for Renat You and 3 or 4 others)
I'll tell you the following:
Yes, I'm averaging, but not by simple and stupid opening trades.
What difference does it make if you open trades blunt or not blunt? If a banana is a banana, then the way you eat it does not stop being a banana. Or is it?
Don't exceed the verified risks, you're going well.
I support you, don't listen toAlexander_K, he probably hasn't lost enough yet to accept it as an axiom.
What's the difference between dumb and not dumb? If a banana is a banana, the way you eat it doesn't stop it being a banana. Or does it?
It makes a big difference.
but you need to think outside the box.
In our case, a banana can be unripe or overripe.
you have to catch the moment when it's ripe. to do this, you need tools to identify it in good time.
Otherwise, you won't be eating green bananas or overripe ones instead of enjoying ripe ones.)
A regular martin is nothing more than picking bananas of any form of ripeness sometimes you hit the target sometimes you don't.
I support you, don't listen toAlexander_K, he probably hasn't yet leaked enough to accept it as an axiom.
I haven't lost anything yet. Three trades = +10% profit. The only thing that surprises and frustrates me is why I have so few trades. I'll check it out this weekend.
very big.
But it takes out-of-the-box thinking.
In our case, the banana could be unripe or overripe.
The key word is "banana" and it is still a banana, even if it is green or overripe.
The key word is "banana" and it's still a banana, green or overripe.
no
The key word here is "deal.
And so it went...
no
The key here is the deal.
And so it went...
Ah yes - "out-of-the-box thinking". You buy a tomato, you sell a cucumber - the main thing is sold.
Ah yes - "out-of-the-box thinking". You buy a tomato, you sell a cucumber - the main thing is sold.
you buy a cheap, rotten tomato
and you sell it even cheaper or you throw it away.
;)
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♪ you buy a red, beautiful, ripe tomato ♪
you sell it for more.
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the product must be of high quality, just like currency
you can buy currency cheap or relatively cheap.
hence the martini, within reason, of course
and preferably to buy when the buyers' money is running out